If you want to know Japan, you need to know Murakami. Haruki Murakami is the most widely read international Japanese author today.
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Why We Should Start Before We Are Ready
“If someone offers you an amazing opportunity and you are not sure you can do it, say yes. Then learn how to do it later.” — Richard Branson Yes, we should start before we are ready. There is a difference, however, between starting for surviving and starting for thriving. Because for some of us, our…
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Minimalism: Maximizing Life on the Road
Easy to grasp yet hard to define, you know what minimalism means, yet probably wouldn’t know how it relates to travel. A travel experience is never the same twice and can be haphazard, which makes it hard to plan for. But minimalism is the most straightforward way to maximize any travel experience and minimize hassle.…
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How to Remedy Travel Fatigue
Travel is an ongoing state of infinite possibilities. From the moment you leave your house, a whole world opens up of chance encounters and thrills. The buzz of the unknown is intoxicating, it keeps our senses raw and alive, and reminds us that the lackluster dullness bred by routine can be swept away by fresh…
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Because Things Will Not Always Go As Planned
Whether we are seasoned gypsies or well-calculated planners, the notion that everything will always go perfectly should be highlighted in the bright luminescent colors of a warning sign, mostly because we always try to tell ourselves it’s gonna happen “this time”. The good news is, when you’re suddenly in the throes of chaos, it doesn’t…
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Lady in Tech: Life as a Digital Nomad Coliving in Bali
Article originally published by Lady in Tech on June 20, 2017. I am passionately curious and often anxious that I will not have enough time to accomplish everything I want to achieve in the short amount of time we are given on this incredible planet. I suffer from an incurable case of wanderlust and feel…
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Why the Modern Nomad is Breaking all the Rules
Who isn’t tempted by the idea of becoming a modern nomad? That’s if you aren’t already testing the waters. The Nomad hashtag on Instagram has almost 2 million posts (and Wanderlust has 44 million), so clearly there is a trend towards mobility.
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People of Roam: Jay Solomon
Jay Solomon is one of those people you’ve known your whole life, or, you feel like you have. He has an effortless kindness, warmth and genuine curiosity about all things and people.
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Attn Introverted Extroverts: An Introduction to Social Living
In today’s world, the thought of networking sounds more like spending extra time online answering emails and friendship requests. Introverts have gotten away with making hundreds of new friends without ever having to leave the house.
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I Need a Lot Less to Live Well Than I Think I Do
I need a lot less to live well than I think I do. One of my first experiences where this was clear was after spending a few weeks in Germany with my college friend, who’d moved there to start her Master’s program. FacebookTwitterGoogleLinkedinMail
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Miami Design District on the Rise
The golden days of Miami Beach in the 1950’s set the stage for the character it’s known for today – candy ice-cream colors, vintage travel motifs and non-stop nightlife. While Miami still has an eccentric mix of minimally dressed and extroverted party people, its vibe has progressed into a more cultured and complex supporter of…
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No Rush: Slow Travel as a Sensibility
Should I stay or should I go now? We’ve all faced this dilemma before, from a dull party to awkward date. These questions are simple when framed in the context of typical urban living – most of our routine is fixed, removing a lot of the guesswork and ambiguity that would occur otherwise. But in…
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