“A triumphant journey about losing yourself, finding yourself and coming home again. Hitch yourself to their ride: you’ll embark on a transformative journey of your own.” ~Allison Winn Scotch, New York Times bestselling author of The One That I Want and Time of My Life
The Lost Girls:
Three friends. Four continents. One unconventional detour around the world.
Say Yes
As an explorer and equality advocate, I have learned the importance of embracing life's blurry lines.
Why Financial Freedom Is So Important For Living Your Dreams
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A Leadership Coach On Why It’s Okay To Let Go of Being Productive Right Now
Kay Fabella is many things: a leadership coach, diversity and inclusion consultant, storyteller, and entrepreneur. Kay is also a first-generation Filipina-American living in Madrid, Spain. She is the author of Rewrite Your Story, in which she shares her personal experience with burnout and depression. She shares how important it is for people to have real conversations about caregiving duties, and offers advice on how to care for your mental health during quarantine and beyond.
How To Stay Centered in Uncertain Times
Business Consultant Tosca DiMatteo shares why ignoring or bottling up our emotions means they’ll likely come out in unhealthy ways, and walks us through strategies to help us better recognize what we’re feeling, process those feelings, and ground ourselves.