Whether you’re launching a nonprofit, living abroad, or carving out a quiet, intentional life, my goal is to help you stay focused on what matters — not get buried in tax paperwork.
I tried the corporate lifestyle, and it was clear that this wasn’t my path. Ultimately, I took a leap of faith and lived out of a backpack as a digital nomad. I haven’t looked back since. Colorado is my home base for now, but I look forward to spending more winters in Japan, and exploring our beautiful world as much as I can.
At the core of my work is a simple intention: to be a trusted, steady resource for people who are passionately pursuing life.
Solo travel offers unmatched freedom and clarity, but it also comes with loneliness, exhaustion, and higher costs. After four months in Japan, I’ve experienced both the highs and lows of traveling alone. Now, I’m learning the value of community—why shared experiences can make the journey richer and more meaningful.
If you are looking to escape the Lisbon bustle, Sintra is a great option! It is located approximately 31 kilometers (19.2 miles) away from Lisbon. Sintra is filled with luxurious manors, castles and other historical buildings. It is a UNESCO-listed town, filled with Roman architecture and vibrant colors throughout. It’s also a breath of fresh…
Working as a digital nomad has its perks, but finding a reliable workspace with strong internet and a quiet atmosphere can be challenging. For those who, like me, need silence to be productive, noisy cafes just don’t cut it. In Madrid, I found two coworking spaces that meet my needs perfectly. The Shed Co. offers flexible day passes, a silent work area, and great amenities, while Oxygen Workspace provides a super quiet atmosphere with hourly rates and monitor-equipped desks. Here’s a closer look at why these spaces became my go-to work spots in Madrid.
