Some people dream of living abroad. I didn’t just dream it — I needed it like oxygen. I would visit Greece, look around, and think, "This is how people live every day." Time is spent differently here. Time is quality life. Not time is money. It got me thinking: What if this could be an option for how I live my life? Why do I have to be bound to the U.S.? The answer became clear. So I packed up my life and went for it. I traded the American hustle for a slower, better life

Ever felt like you and your remote team are working on the same project… but not quite working together? When you’re not sitting around the same table or bumping into each other in the hallway, it’s easy for that invisible divide to creep in. Getting on the same page takes more than just meetings. It takes trust—and in remote settings, that kind of trust has to be built on purpose. Here are four things that help.

What if the reason you’re feeling stuck isn’t how hard you’re working—but the way your business operations are running behind the scenes?

Ever wish someone could just step in, figure things out, and keep your business moving without slowing you down? This is where I come in.

Do you ever wonder what life felt like before phones, notifications, endless scrolling, and the need to document everything? I do… a lot.

Have you ever walked away from a purchase—not because of the product, but because of awful customer service and unexpected hassle?

Ever been in a situation where something felt off—a hesitation, a contradiction? In business and life, trust isn’t optional—it’s everything.

I’ve always envied people who recall facts and ideas effortlessly. How much do you remember from what you read? For me, it’s very little.

Do you ever wonder who you’d be if you got away from your hometown—far enough that the noise and expectations couldn’t pull you back?

Some years, you need more than resolutions or checklists—you need a plan that feels like a promise to yourself, one you’re excited to keep.