Take a peek behind the scenes in my first year of running my own creative business. I’m sharing with you my top 7 lessons: from adopting an abundance mindset to managing personal finances, outsourcing and how to work smarter - I hope you find some value in this :)

Whether you are travelling or at home, here are 9 free tips that you can practise from anywhere in the world to help reduce stress in the pursuit of staying healthy both physically and mentally.

In this particular article, I wanted to share the things I have learnt over the years about freelancing and dispel the many myths that surround the idea of ‘freelancing’. I’ll be talking about how much money you can earn, the hardest and most rewarding aspects of freelancing - and ultimately, what kind of people would suit freelancing.

The lessons we learn are the most important things we can bring with us into the New Year. I think it’s always a good idea to reflect but more importantly - to share what we learn. So here are 5 valuable and practical tips, which I learnt this year. You’ll also find some great recommendations for Podcasts, Documentaries, Books and even Online Courses.

These essential items are indispensable when travelling regularly or long term. They all have practicality in mind and I hope to provide you with some inspiration on ways to travel even more efficiently and sustainably.

To all you new solo travellers out there - this article will (hopefully) cover your main concerns regarding Solo Travelling and touches on how to create a positive mindset when travelling on your own. I’ll be sharing my advice on:  how to deal with loneliness, how to attract good people and make new friends fast, how to stay safe and deal with unfortunate situations, and how to travel cost efficiently on your own.

Does the unconventional way of travelling intrigue you? What even is Couchsurfing and how does one go about getting free accommodation? Is there a catch and how safe is it to Couchsurf as a solo female traveller? You’ll find tips and advice about selecting your hosts, how to write a good request, and what to watch out for.

The minor freak out when you realise you just missed your flight - what can you do? This article is a summary of my trial and error. Some things worked, others had the potential to work, while some simply lead to unaffordable dead ends. Read on to find out how I avoided paying full fare for my missed flight!

When did I change and when did you stop changing? Is there any hope left of changing and moving forward together or was that question the answer to my own dilemma?

This piece is inspired by the many beautiful souls I have met along my travels. It’s about human connection and unsaid words, but also about seizing the opportunity to speak your heart.

These were some of the questions I got asked after my first exchange semester in Vienna, Austria. Feeling nostalgic and itching to be back in Europe, I decided to do another exchange semester in Stockholm!! So, two exchanges and many many countries later… here are my answers to those questions.

Respecting a religion, culture or tradition and questioning it - are two very different things. Of course I respect that people have different views and norms, but this doesn’t mean I agree with it and it certainly doesn’t mean that I’m not entitled to question it. 

How easy is it to travel on a budget? There is a myriad of clever travel hacks out there and lots of different ways you can save money or earn money whilst travelling. Here are my Top 10 Tips.

Whether you are studying abroad for a few months, moving overseas to live and work, or simply just going on vacation to a country with a foreign currency - this article is for you. It also applies to those who want to transfer, pay and accept money in foreign currencies without losing large sums to sneaky bank fees and currency conversions. 

Why should you care? Why should you read and what are some simple things you can do to reduce your impact in your everyday lives or when you travel?

Is Solo Travelling as scary and lonely as people make it out to be? What are some of the main pros and cons of this travel style?

A little insight into my crazy nomadic lifestyle, the reactions and misconceptions I often get, the pros and cons of not having stability.

Open Dialogue is about the struggles of feeling like you have to keep things to yourself, when actually opening up to those around you is not a sign of weakness, but a sign of strength.