This could look like a mid-life crisis to many. But I quit my job for a good reason. Let me share what life purpose, grief, and energy have to do with it.

Let’s be honest…western society has created a pretty toxic version of productivity. Many of us are waking up and vowing the change it in our daily lives. Learn how human design can support that.

I remember when I first started freelancing, I thought it was fun to work in bed with my laptop, haul my laptop around to different coffee shops, bars, and beaches. Or sit on the floor and work. I felt free! After leaving my job and finally getting the freedom I craved, I wanted NOTHING to do with an office-like setting. You feel me?!

If you’re around me enough or follow me on social media, you’ll know I’m very big on taking care of myself mentally through self care practices, setting boundaries with my clients, and tending to my body through fitness and eating habits.

As a freelance, remote worker for almost 4 years, working from home (or anywhere for that matter) is nothing new to me. So when covid-19 hit, not much changed with my work. But for many who are new to the world of freelancing, it can be a bit overwhelming

I believe so strongly that we are born to have life experiences, learn, grow, and contribute. Work is a contribution and a way to sustain ourselves throughout life. But work is NOT the whole of our lives.

Working remotely for 5+ years, I’ve built up my arsenal of must-have tools to work from anywhere with ease.

With more companies being open to working from home, why not work from ANYWHERE instead? Here’s a list of countries that are welcoming you with open arms with a digital nomad visa.

Most people categorize themselves as either introvert or extrovert. And I used to think it was kinda weird that I was sometimes BOTH…depending on my environment. A few years ago, I learned there’s actually a term for that! An ambivert! That’s a person whose personality has a balance of extrovert and introvert features. Who knew?!

In the past, making a living meant getting a 9-5 job, working 40+ years and retiring at the age of 65 with a pension. Those things almost feel unheard of nowadays. Although many still follow a traditional route, more and more people are wanting to live life according to their own terms. I know because I’m one of those people. Having the freedom and flexibility to choose who you work with