The Theme of the Day
A thought from the yogi at my 6am yoga practice in Rishikesh, India. Continue reading >>
Of Passports and Tap Shoes
Let your heart beat loudly. Live life large. Lessons from people who defy time and expectations. Continue reading >>
Three Solo Travelers & John Lennon
Imagine the world if... That's what John Lennon dreamed about. And then three travelers riffed on his dream... Continue reading >>
Age Brilliantly: never mind the gap
Age is a curious thing. It's relative. It's determined by you, how you live, what you do, how you think. Traveling solo is great for aging brilliantly. Continue reading >>
The Privilege of a Passport
Taking pause from the solo travel schtick to focus on the privileges I enjoy and how I might contribute better to others. Please have a read. It offers a chance to win The Solo Traveler's Handbook and a Kindle Fire to read it on. Continue reading >>
Solo Travel Means…
What does solo travel mean? Well it means many things to many people. Here's my take and that of the Solo Travel Society. Continue reading >>
What You Focus on Will Grow: You can travel solo.
Focus on your strengths and you can achieve amazing things. Continue reading >>
Travel and Travail
Travel. Hard work? Really? Why even bring this up? Well, there's a very good reason. Continue reading >>
Solo with So Many – giving thanks
Pondering about the meaning of traveling solo while preparing my Thanksgiving Turkey. Continue reading >>
Solo not Selfish: “Secure your own oxygen mask first…”
Is solo travel selfish? It's been suggested on occasion so I decided to address it head on - with the help of 16 members of the Solo Travel Society on Facebook. Continue reading >>
Traveling The World in Film – part I
Every year I travel the world through films I see at the Toronto International Film Festival. - then I review the films for you. Here are the first eight from this year's festival. Continue reading >>
Found in Translation
With the help of the Solo Travel Society, here's a wonderful treasury of words for which there are no true equivalent in English. Continue reading >>





