Thesweetestway.com Website Review

for the average traveler, the word “routine” tends to churn up uneasy feelings. we prefer to fly by the seat of our pants; to always be ready for the next spontaneous adventure; to feel free and unrestricted. but if i’ve come to learn anything from many years of constant travel, it’s that a little bit of routine can go a long way in keeping me sane, happy and healthy (not to mention ready for anything). you see, by having even a few simple routines in place, i free up more of my mental faculties for the important work of mindfully taking in each and every new travel experience. routines can…. finding stillness in the desert: a yoga retreat in joshua tree national park. this amazing recycled bag inflates when you need it & collapses when you don’t. designing pinterest graphics (and so much more!) with the new picmonkey. when i first began blogging in late 2013, i never could have guessed just how many new skills i would learn (out of both necessity and interest) along the way. nor did i fully comprehend just how many tasks went hand-in-hand with running a blog as a business. with very little experience when it came to anything computer-related, i’d have to do an enormous amount of “on the job” training. i’d have to start twitter, facebook, instagram, and pinterest accounts in order to share my content more broadly and connect with my audience ’round the clock. i’d need to learn the ins and outs of topics like search engine optimization, html,…. how i created a consulting side hustle and the exact tactics you can steal. this month, i’m dipping a toe in the water as a freelancer again to see how it feels. i’ve got just one client and am doing a pretty light amount of work, but i have to say, it’s been really enjoyable so far. it’s also a way to lift the burden off my blog as my sole source of income, and i have to be honest, it’s a relief to know that freelancing is easily within reach should i ever need the extra income. thanks to my past freelancing endeavors, i’ve built enough of a reputation to still be receiving referrals from friends and