We've been talking a lot about slow living and creating a deeper connection in the world you live within throughout social media because it hits home in the most direct sense with us. Slowing things down and appreciating the world we live within seems quite simple, but it can be harder than it sounds.
Ever found that the road you're on in life is taking a winding path that is flat out longer than you anticipated? Been there, done that and still on the journey!! So the past two years have really done a number on us - from moving back home to the US to set-up a business after a decade abroad to realizing that it was not the right long-term move for us after all and needing to come up with a Plan B pretty quickly. Our Plan B has not come without its challenges, but overall we can't complain as moving to Lisbon and focusing on setting up shop here has touched us in known and unexpected ways.
We've got some changes on the immediate horizon, but we wanted to share a bit of background to help put things into context.
So as it turns out, living overseas for over a decade and trying to return home is harder than it sounds. We’re not talking logistically, but instead about how you and your worldview change so dramatically that you no longer connect with your former home.
We’re officially launching our journal and it’s apt that it’s Thanksgiving Day in the US because we wanted to acknowledge that we’re extremely thankful...