Travel
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Meeting the World with Open Hands: A Slow Travel Story of Human Diversity
I set off on an adventure with my Genesis bike from home – Belgium, all the way to Armenia. I started by crossing a familiar country to make myself comfortable: France. The hills of the Vosges, Doubs, then Jura, took me all the way to the sharp peaks of the Italian Alps, and that’s when…
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Discovering Connection and Courage on the NSW Divide
A responsible bikepacking journey from Currumbin to Albury fueled by curiosity, resilience, and connection. Covering over 1,632 kilometers of remote Australian terrain, Brendan embraced freedom and challenges, from conquering 30% climbs to riding through fierce storms. His story reminds us that preparation, respect for the land, and an open heart can transform any journey into…
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Being a Responsibly Free Explorer of the World
In a world that often feels like it’s defined by boundaries. Geographical, societal, and even self-imposed. There is a growing call for a new kind of traveler. This isn’t the kind of traveler who simply checks off destinations on a list but one who transcends the confines of conventional exploration. A Responsibly Free Explorer ventures…
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Try This to Stay Grounded While Travelling
This is something I want to do better. As a traveler at heart, at the very depth of my identity. It’s who I am. But I haven’t been on a trip in over 12 months. Why? Because I’ve been focusing on cultivating an inner state of groundedness so that I can travel differently this time.…
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You Need to Know This Before Travelling Solo
Solo travel has been one of the most valuable experiences in my life. It gives you the time and space to think, to process, and to create a container for breakthroughs and life-changing shifts. It’s sacred time. Time to go inward, focus on your internal reality, and let the noise of the outside world quiet…
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The Micro-Adventure Mindset: Life Lessons From My Dog
What is a Micro-Adventure? A micro-adventure is a short, accessible, and achievable outdoor experience that captures the essence of exploration without the need for extensive time, planning, or resources. Unlike macro-adventures, which often involve long-term commitments, distant travel, and significant financial investment, micro-adventures are intentionally scaled down to fit into everyday life. They can be…