The World is Yours
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Show Highlights
Stephanie talking about loving herself when she is in travel mode.
Taryn sharing how she prepped for her one year of international travel.
Taryn and Stephanie laughing about what it takes to be good packer.
Taryn and Stephanie talking about “behavioral types” and preferences.
Resources Mentioned
Her Travel Style (Taryn’s website)
Books Mentioned
Assholes by Aaron James
Not What I Expected by Bokara Legendre
Backstory Behind Stephanie and Guest
I met Taryn when I was teaching marketing at General Assembly. Always stylish, colorful and down for quick banter, I found her to be delightful. It is really hard not to smile when you are around Taryn. She has a great outlook on life and is not shy about sharing it with you. – Stephanie Michele
Social Challenge of the Week
The Social Challenge for the Week: Travel out of your comfort zone without leaving your local community.
- Use Meetups, Local Event Calendars and/or Eventbrite to find something that sounds intriguing to you that you have not done before.
- Commit to going and then do it!
Bonus Activity: Eat a meal or have a drink in place that you have never been before. And do it alone. 🙂
Topics Tags
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“Relating well is essential to our health. As we exercise empathetic curiosity with each other we increase our personal well-being and improve the world around us.” - 
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