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What does it take to feel at home in a foreign land in your 20s? And what does it mean to come home again in your 30s—only to discover you’re a little foreign there, too?

Those of us who are here—alive, enduring, striving—have an opportunity to honor such sacrifices by living on purpose. To not waste the chances we've been given. To live boldly, make the hard changes, and pursue the life we truly want.

Anyone who considers making a big change will eventually meet fear — fear of the unknown, yes, but sometimes an even sharper fear of the very specifically known.

We’re wrapping up aligning who you are with what you’re changing, and who you are—really are—today, can’t be understood without an examination of values.

I want to dive into two key themes that really stood out to me: embracing a novice mindset and building resilience.

I suspect I had been living in ignorance until this trip—because until now, I hadn’t personally encountered the hands-down coolest, most bad

His journey from the United States to New Zealand, and many more travels beyond, is not just a story of relocation—it’s a masterclass in nav

The answers are already within you; your past victories are simply waiting to guide the way.

"You are loved." These visible declarations reinforce an even deeper, quieter truth—one that permeates every aspect of life here.

This trip is about so much more than just vacation. It’s about restoration, exploration, and embracing change in all its forms.

There’s an ease in the way he integrates his passion into his life—sprinkling it in between work, family responsibilities, and everyday...

When the pandemic reshaped the world, it reshaped her life, too. Her role was eliminated, forcing her to step back and re-evaluate.

My conversation with Mary deepened my understanding of ikigai, a Japanese concept that represents the intersection of passion, skill, contri

Power has the passion to propel you through the hard times.