Crusades, lost in my passion, hospital bills, and well… dating.
Editor’s Note: Some names are changed to respect their privacy. Trisha, the author is responsible for the accuracy of the events in this story. We do not edit her writing. …
Personal Travel Blog
Welcome to my personal travel blog where I write raw content without thinking if Google will index it or not. Because of full-time blogging and focusing on content that ranks, I feel like having this space to share my thoughts freely creates balance in life.
If you don’t want to know me personally and only want to read content that will be helpful for your solo travel and digital nomad journey, go to my recent blog posts.
Should you want to know about real-life on the road, then keep browsing this page!
Sharing some wisdom about volunteer travel after 7 years of volunteering abroad
Are you a volunteer abroad newbie? I’ve been volunteering around the world for the last 12 years (7 years of those, I did non-stop), and here are my best tips for those who are new to volunteer travel. Feel free to get in touch via Instagram if you have questions!
I spent $0 USD on accommodations when I traveled Argentina for 70 days
In this Argentina volunteering guide, I will share with you how I manage to pay $0 USD in accommodations for 70 days of travel in Argentina. I also included how …
2020 recap: failure, awakening, fame, passion, authenticity, and curiosity
Dedicated to Eduardo Salcedo — my spiritual partner and my friend for life. Thank you for helping me wake up to the fact that awareness puts me in a position …
Three wives, 10 kids, and a wealthy man: the day I met my host family in Amman, Jordan
The Latina in me thought to give him a hug and a kiss but I suddenly remembered I was in another country where there are many rules about physical contact between a man and a woman.
Mexico diaries: the story of how I ended up moving to Sayulita
This is a story of how I ended up in Sayulita: a one-month trip turned to leaving everything behind in Mexico City and moving to Sayulita!
Why I traveled to Brazil: a country that is very controversial for solo female travel
I spent 8 amazing months backpacking in Brazil and I have a long list of reasons to visit Brazil. But first, let’s open some reader emails! I don’t want to …
That guy in Rio de Janeiro who told me I can’t join the boys playing football
🗒️ Editor’s Note: This happened in 2014 when the writer, Trisha, was staying in Rio de Janeiro. This article does not imply that these events are relevant to today’s position of …
More thoughts on moving to Mexico, life, and the promise to always give myself an interesting journey
📝 Editor’s Note: To protect their privacy, some names in this story were changed. The writer is responsible for the accuracy of events, places, and people mentioned in this narrative …
Traveling in your 20s vs traveling in your 30s: a reflection on the great big move to Mexico
We were not legally married because of some technicalities in his home country but 3 years ago, he changed my life, and I, his. After living together for one year …
To Alex, Mindy, and Rachel, who are not only the greatest content creators of our time but are also my good friends
[vc_row][vc_column][us_separator type=”default” style=”dashed”][vc_column_text] In memory of Alex Lyakh, Mindy Scraper, and Rachel Jones: we will move on because that’s what you would wish for us to do. But we will …
The exciting, unruly, and awfully beautiful world of solo female travel and dating apps
[vc_row][vc_column][us_message color=”yellow”]Editor’s Note: To respect their privacy, some names and identities of the people in this story were changed. The writer is responsible for the accuracy of the events, places, …