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The French Riviera was “discovered” in the 1800s by the European nobility who spent their winters here, but it was in the 1920s that the French Riviera became the summertime destination we know today. If you visit the French Riviera in July or August, you might have trouble finding an open space on the beach…
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The Bastille Day Fireworks Show on the 14th of July is a grand event that must not be missed during the French National Day celebrations (Bastille Day / La Fête Nationale) in Paris, France! After all, when the clock strikes 11 in the evening, splashes of bright colors would erupt from the foot of the…
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We’re so excited to announce the date of our upcoming, free, LIVE event! We’ve been workshopping, planning and testing things out for the past couple of months and are ready to bring this to you. If you joined us for the Future Vision Event, you already know…our live sessions aren’t just motivational. They’re actionable, interactive,…
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5 Reasons Why Vacation is Good for Your Health Picture it! It’s the final Tuesday in January and you’ve decided to take advantage of National Plan for Vacation Day. You’ve opened your calendar for the year (perhaps several calendars to align all of those school breaks), and now it’s finally time to plan. But, you’re…
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18 Oct 11 Things To Do In Menorca Posted at 13:40h in Europe, Spain by Sabina Putting together a shortlist of the best things to do in Menorca proved more difficult than I’d anticipated. Its name literally means “smaller island”, in contrast with neighbouring Mallorca. But despite its size Menorca surprised me with a myriad of…
Mill Valley is one of my favorite day trips—it’s only about 30 minutes north of San Francisco, and I’ve gone more times than I can count. It seriously never gets old. With its peaceful redwoods, cozy cafés, stylish shops, and what might be the prettiest library in California, it’s the perfect mix of nature and…
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Are you one of the many women seeking financial independence? If you’ve heard of the F.I.R.E. movement and are eager to delve deeper into its principles and strategies, welcome! You’ve come to the right place. The Financial Independence Retire Early (FIRE) movement offers a roadmap to achieving these goals. Today more and more women are…
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Hey everyone. In light of the Coronavirus pandemic, it almost feels silly to update you with what’s going on in my life. I’ll try to keep this light. I hope you are staying safe, healthy, and sane in these difficult times. Sorry I haven’t written a recap since, oh, December. Grad school has been intense…
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If you wonder what to do in Annecy with kids in the winter, don’t worry – there are plenty of activities, including two of the most popular ones: skiing and sledding. The town of Annecy operates on a year-round basis, as there are plenty of locals, like me! You can still visit restaurants and even go paragliding (yes,…
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Tips for Hiking the Hanakapiai Falls Trail (From Someone Who Really Doesn’t Like Hiking) I’ve done this trail three times now, so I suppose I can offer some advice for anyone brave (or foolish) enough to try it. Here’s what I’ve learned: 1. Get a Permit (No, Really) I know, I know—it sounds like one…
