
My first week in Rio de Janeiro has honestly blown my mind. Social media only shows one side of Rio—the beautiful beaches, the palm trees, and the picture-perfect sunsets. And while the beaches are stunning, what’s crazy is that they’re often shown as the only good thing about the city. After being here I have…

After spending three months in Colombia, I can honestly say I truly enjoyed myself. It was a chapter filled with fun, growth, and unforgettable experiences. Colombia welcomed me in ways I didn’t expect — from the warmth of the people to the rhythm of everyday life, it became a place where time seemed to move…

If Colombia knows how to do one thing, it’s celebrate. November 30th — the last day before December — is when the country kicks off the Christmas season with a bang, and the tradition is called Alborada. Alborada is basically Colombia’s way of welcoming December, and let me tell you, they don’t ease into it.…

Thanksgiving has come and gone — my first big holiday away from home — and I’ve got to admit, I was feeling some type of way about it. I love me some good food, and obviously, when you’re in another country, you’re not getting the same flavors or that family vibe you’d have back home.…

These days, I’m all about having a good time and enjoying the journey — but this past Sunday took the cake. I was invited to take part in an Ayahuasca ceremony, something I honestly knew nothing about. Someone told me it was basically “mushrooms ×100,” and since I’ve taken mushrooms before in Thailand, I figured…

Traveling to other countries can be an amazing and relaxing experience — a chance to explore new cultures, meet new people, and enjoy a different pace of life.

You’ll want to quit sometimes. You’ll want to go back to being comfortable. You’ll have doubts. Not every goal will require that level of drive, but the big ones definitely will.

Chris instantly realized that it could happen to him — or to anyone. Traveler safety abroad was a huge gap that no one seemed to be addressing.

Every day here reminds me that growth doesn’t always come from big, planned changes—it’s often found in the small moments, like sharing a laugh with locals, trying new food, or dancing when you’d usually sit on the sidelines.