Read this article on THRIVE GLOBAL As our world is more connected by technology, the algorithms that run it are more important. In her book, Girl Decoded: A Scientist’s Quest to Reclaim Our Humanity by Bringing Emotional Intelligence to Technology, Rana el Kaliouby’s journey to change the ability of computers to communicate better with more … Continued
While we are #SafeAtHome, we can explore the world from our computers! I cannot wait to go back traveling when it is safe but for now–I will see you on a Virtual Trip! My friends at Global CommUnity shared their list of 30 Virtual Field Trips with me which you can find below. My friends … Continued
Have you ever been to the New York Times Travel Show? I went last year for the first time and I loved it. It is like being in a candy store! I want to go everywhere! It is the Largest Travel Trade and Consumer Show in North America! The New York Times Travel Show attracts … Continued
Thank you Phil La Duke for interviewing me for your Authority Magazine series: “From Avocation To Vocation: How I Turned My Hobby Into A Career” With Lisa Niver Remember to build community! When I was first creating my website, there were people who helped me. Dave from Dave’s Travel Corner made a suggestion and I said … Continued
Being at the 2019 Los Angeles Travel and Adventure Show felt like a reunion with my travel friends. It was great fun to walk the aisles and see familiar faces and places from around the world. It feels a bit like being a kid in a candy store as I want to go everywhere! I hope … Continued
Thank you to Saturday Evening Post for publishing my article for Women’s History Month: 12 Travel Experts Share Their Bucket List Destinations Some of the most experienced travel PR mavens in the business reveal their travel wish lists. Lisa Niver Share on Pinterest (opens new window) Wondering where to wander next? Find inspiration in the … Continued
Happy 85th Birthday Gloria Steinem! We have not met yet in person but you have changed my life. Thank you for all you have done for women and men. I had the honor of being taught by Joannie Parker for high school English and senior elective, Women’s Studies. She brought the women’s movement to our … Continued
“To develop Grit, appreciate that you have to fall down to rise up” With Lisa Niver and Phil Laboon There is an old Japanese saying: “Fall seven, rise eight.” You have to fall down to rise up. Duckworth tells us: “Grit rests on the expectation that our own efforts can improve our future. I have … Continued
With low-cost airlines like WOW and Norwegian Air Shuttle (and the majors price matching in many cases), families can now get to Europe from the U.S. at very affordable prices. Add a strong U.S. dollar against the Euro and British Pound, and it’s an awesome time for your first journey to Europe. But, where should … Continued
Foodie Flashpacker is a food-focused travel blog by Nathan Aguilera, where he writes about his travels and delicious meals. Nathan quit his job working at a corporate law firm to set off on what he thought at the time was going to be a six-month tour of Southeast Asia. Now, nearly four years and sixty … Continued