The idea of traveling abroad alone can be daunting. Actually, the idea of doing anything you’re used to doing with some else alone can be scary. Let me be the first one to tell you, while it may be scary, it is 100% worth it. Let me explain… If you’ve listened to my podcast or follow me on social . . .
Plant-Based Lifestyle: Tips for Traveling + Resources
Recently on the podcast, I did an episode about the pros and cons of a plant-based lifestyle and I talked about everything from what I eat when I travel, to how I got started to some of my favorite products. Since this was a super requested episode, I wanted to do a blog post as well so you could . . .
How to Make New Years Resolutions You Will Actually Stick To
We are all guilty of it: making a New Year's Resolution that we bail on by the end of February (if we even make it that long) and then another year passes us by and we can't figure out why our hall closet is still a mess and why we are still late to everywhere we have to go. Listen, I get it. New . . .
42 Lessons Life Taught Me at 42
One of the great things about having a birthday right in the middle of the holidays/at the end of the year, is I get to do all of my reflection and resetting at once. And, since today is my 43rd birthday, I wanted to share with you 42 Things Life Taught Me at 42. So, here it goes: . . .
Sabrina Unplugged / Breastfeeding
All of my close friends know I’m an open book. I tell anyone and everyone my most embarrassing stories. The reason: I’m not ashamed of anything I’ve ever done. That’s not to say I haven’t made mistakes. In fact, I’ve made many. I just know how to learn from my trials and tribulations and find humor . . .
Sabrina Unplugged / An Open Letter to all my Friends who had Kids Before I Did
SO much to say and so little time and I really mean it. Olivia just fell asleep which means I have about 14.5 minutes to myself before she wakes up. I have to make this fast. (please excuse any grammatical errors) Right off the bat, let me just say I’m sorry. I’m REALLY sorry. I’m sorry for . . .