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I Towed My Life Into the Unknown — And Found a Different Kind of Success
One morning, somewhere between my fifth Zoom call and a cold cup of coffee, my life felt like an endless blue screen. I’d built a long career in Silicon Valley as a UX designer, collected titles and achievements like souvenirs, and still, something essential was missing. I wanted to see my own country...
“Lion!” Gabolyo’s shout splits the morning air just as his pole thuds deep into the shallow waters of the Okavango Delta. With one powerful push, he thrusts our narrow mokoro toward the muddy shore. Before I fully understand what’s happening, he leaps out—barefoot, agile, and alert—urging us with sharp hand gestures to follow.
I grab my camera and s...
At low tide along California’s northern coast, the shoreline looks deceptively quiet. But spend time walking the rocks with an experienced guide, and the landscape begins to reveal itself, seaweeds tucked into tidepools, mussels clinging to stone, and edible plants thriving in places most visitors pass without noticing.
Across California, guided foraging exp...
At 62 years old, I hitched a 22-foot Airstream to my truck, loaded up my two dogs, and drove away from the life I’d carefully built over decades—despite having zero RV experience.
I didn’t grow up RVing. I wasn’t retired. I wasn’t chasing a trend or a viral moment. What I was doing was coming home to something older, deeper, and long famili...
There’s a big difference between dreaming of RV life and actually hitting the road with a laptop, a dog, and a half-packed rig. As a part-time RVer and digital nomad, I’ve learned the hard way that the right gear can make or break your trip. A ...