How did I get here?

Having a successful business that provides me six months off a year to do whatever I please with my delicious time, wasn't always the norm. 






Some days, you can find me face-timing with friends and family scattered all over the globe, stuffing my face with kimchi, or working form my computer in our apartment in the megacity of Seoul. 

Other times, I am busy checking people in at The Fish Sheds, forest bathing, or hiking with our 14 year old fur-baby and my hubster, in a super small town of 950 people in Gros Morne National Park. But this wasn't always the norm. 




 The Fish Sheds

My other baby

I know what it's like to agonize over your life direction, wonder if you should go back to school, or think of a big move. I know what it's like to be unsure of your next steps. On top of that, you feel helpless watching each day go by hoping for some clarity. I was so there.

And though I spent months feeling anxious, sifting out important nuggets through so much useless information, panicking about my savings dwindling down, and wishing for someone to just tell me what to do, I was commited to figuring it out. 



After Quitting, I had no idea what I was going To do.




By this I meant, am I more excited about the prospects of moving to a new country than actually teaching there? So a bachelor's degree, a teaching certification, and a master's degree later, I quit. 




Do I teach to travel or do I travel to teach?




After 11 years teaching in South Korea, 1 year in Kuwait, then searching for the next country to go and teach in, I had to pause and as myself,


During the process I also fell in love With interior design.

Absolutely!

Let's figure out how to be aligned with your true values, lifestyle and most of all self.

AND I DEEPLY WANT THAT FOR YOU TOO.



A successful business, plus six months off a year to do well, whatever I please with my delicious time later, I realized I am a multi-passionate multi-potentialite and I give myself the permission to live my life in the way that is truest to me.

The rest is logistics .

Favorite thing about mornings now: NEVER having to get up to an alamr clock.