Happy Thanksgiving and a few tips on how to use practical travel psychology, to reduce stress, increase understanding, and maybe make Aunt Mary’s pumpkin pie taste all the better.š The Thanksgiving season is upon us. A season of gratitude, giving thanks, and spending quality time with family and friends. What typically unfolds: Do these statistics […]
Are you in a travel rut? If you start making plans without thought to your soul-self and you’re using habits of yesteryear, I’d say you’re in a rut. Do you make decisions based more on what you’ve traditionally done in the past? Oh-oh, living on rut lane. š Let me define traditional. I’m referring to; […]
A recent article in the Washington Post spoke to the idea of wandering vs. vacation planning. The writer went on to say, heād been a dedicated vacation planner, to the point he needed a āvacation from his vacation.ā Does this resonate with you or do you think NO WAY, I gotta have a plan? How to Ditch […]
Sharing the five truths about traveling with extroverts. First, not all extroverts are created alike, and secondly, not all extroverts behave like the energizer bunny. Take me, for example. I fall right smack dab in the middle of the extrovert/introvert spectrum (51)/ (49), respectively. People don’t know what to make of me. One day I’m […]
How to overcome packing anxiety? Do you think you have it? If so, you’re not alone as 49% of travelers, have it? If you answered YES, you might have a perceiving trait? Are you wondering what a perceiving trait means? Click here for more on personality typing, a revolutionary approach to travel to help unveil […]
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