On Pinterest, Tumblr, or other similar sites, we tend to see a lot of quotes designed to motivate or inspire us. Quotes are very powerful. On the surface, they are just a bunch of words but when you ponder over them they reveal powerful ideas that resonate with your very core.
*** Hey hunnies! It keeps me inspired to write to know people are enjoying the blog and I hope you benefit from it. Also, I truly appreciate your comments, emails and feedback. ❤ Last January, I received an email from one of our friends, Eleanor Brown. We were talking about starting a business and how to go about it. Again, during my recent travels I was able to reflect and write about what I feel helped me get stated, not just with business but most of the things I do. ❤
Books may let you travel without moving your feet, but they also inspire you to pack up and go. Here are 10 travel books that can definitely inspire the wanderer in you.
*** Hey hunnies! I received an email from one of our friends, Brenda Medina, asking about how I managed to overcome depression. It is a sensitive subject and lots of people do not feel comfortable opening up straight away. But that’s exactly the point of this post – a friendly talk about failures, committing mistakes and how not to succumb to such negative thoughts. On my recent travel, I managed to sit down, reflect and was able to write about it. Yes, I always carry a notebook with me whenever I travel so I can write things whenever I get inspired. 😛 I hope you find this helpful. ❤
Our traveler of the month is a Laura Childers-Maistros. She’s a Sales Engineer, a radio show host and an aspiring politician. Currently, she’s a Precinct Representative for the Cuyahoga County Democratic Party in Ohio.
How awesome is that?! 😀
Our traveler of the month is a good friend of mine and also the person who taught me how to improve my website. Her name is Trixie Ricablanca-Angeles. She is a nurse by profession, a volunteer to non-profit organization, a traveler and a bookworm.
