I was born on the road…well partially at least. Cobblestone and labor do not make a good mix in an ambulance 😅. As luck would have it, I was born with pneumonia in Germany. Due to that, my first flight was when I was a day being airlifted to a regional hospital. Looking back on this, it’s wild. Before I was 2 days old I had already had my first ride and flight. I feel like travel is a part of my DNA. It’s in my blood.

My passion for travel and exploration started as a young child. I used to stay up late watching Anthony Bourdain and the Travel Channel, dreaming of all the amazing places I could see if given the chance.

Over the last decade I spent my time traveling and working in the transportation industry. There was about a 6 year span where I was constantly on the move and spent no more than 4 days in 1 city or location. That included vacations as well!

Out of that period I learn organizational and packing skills for sake of efficiency haha.

These last couple of years I've been able to change my life from working in an office, to pretty much working anywhere I desire. Granted there needs to be a moderate amount of good internet.

I've had to deal with other issues as well, such as having hidden disabilities. I have a herniated disk which continues to inflict pain as I travel but I don't let it get me down. In 2022 I was diagnosed with pericarditis, inflammation of the heart, and have taken steps to manage it. Most days are good but I have to be mindful of my limits and plan accordingly.

As a professional traveler on the road almost constantly, I love sharing my experiences in various countries with others through my blog and social media.