The free guide to traveling alone, well.

I've taken enough solo trips now to know that the difference between one that feels effortless and one that feels like work comes down to a handful of decisions. Not made in the moment. Made before I go. These are the five I never skip. They take an afternoon to sort out and they change the entire trip. #1. The first night's dinner Before anything else, I book dinner for the night I arrive. It sounds small. It isn't. The first evening of a solo trip is the one most likely to

What I've Learned From Traveling For Work And What Took Me Too Long To Figure Out

And Why I'd Choose It Even If I Didn't Have To Save this to your travel planning board on Pinterest ↓ People assume I travel alone because I have to. A work trip with no plus one. A conference where the schedule doesn't leave room for a companion. A flight that leaves at 6am and nobody else wants to wake up for. That's not why I do it. I travel alone because it's the version of travel where I'm most myself. No negotiating the itinerary. No waiting for someone else to be ready