WANDERING BOO

You will meet people who refuse to see your magic, because they have not found their own.

My life went from a #joyride to real life, in the past couple of years, with the passing of my dad and the transitions that come with adulthood. I often think about my #travels and how they helped support my growth and helped me successfully survive what was waiting in my next chapter. I’ve been stretched and challenged. The wide spectrum of emotions and behaviors I’ve observed in myself have proven to be an interesting self study. Periodically, I read my journal entries and

FREEDOM! #Traveling solo is liberating, gratifying, and heart-opening. It’s something I believe everyone should try at least multiple times. It may feel different, uncomfortable, or weird in the beginning; but the benefits of taking the leap is well worth it. Most of my best travel #experiences have been spent trotting around by myself. It’s inevitable that you will meet new people if you’re open to (1) putting down your phone and (2) going out to public places by yourself. T

Sydney is an amazing place to visit with a lot to be explored and discovered. If not for the vast food culture, gardens to explore, countless beautiful beaches, endless shopping, and picturesque views, then the charming accents, beautiful people and kangaroos will surely win your heart. I will never forget the first time I saw the glistening harbor next to the iconic Sydney Opera House. I spent 7 days in this City and found myself wishing I had more time. YES, it’s expensi

I was 22 when I began my spiritual journey.  I read books such as The Power of Now by Eckart Tolle, The Four Agreements by Miguel Ruiz and When Things Fall Apart by Pema Chodron. I was invited to attend my first Yoga class in 2007 with Bryan Kest in Santa Monica, Ca. This is where I discovered how impactful Yoga was in helping manage my anxiety and work through one of my first heartbreaks.  Over time, Yoga became a safe haven and quiet space to sit with my thoughts and manage