Mai-June of Patricia Robichaud I spent the month of May in gorgeous, colourful, crazy Lisbon. From the moment I set foot in the city, I could feel the hustle and bustle, the energy of the people. The crazy mix of fantastic colours also contributed to giving the city an air of constant party. I had … Continue reading
April of Patricia Robichaud Work in progress Same time last year, I was in the last days of my corporate job. I was preparing to leave on a vacation to mark the end of a ten-year era of my life, not knowing what life had in store for me beyond a different job. Twelve months … Continue reading
March of Patricia Robichaud Through thick and thin After months of preparation, time to leave finally came around. Even though I had planned ahead, I wasn’t quite ready for it. I had been lined up to leave my apartment and sell most of my stuff, but it was just so much more work than I … Continue reading
February of Marjolaine Savoie Oh well, my life took a 180° turn. I thought I was heading toward my goals one turtle step at a time, but somehow, life forced me in the direction I hopefully was meant to be taking. So here is what happened. Last month, I was proud to have faced my boss … Continue reading
So here’s the thing about travelling. You can either plan everything and get upset if things are getting out of hand, or you can let go and really just keep your mind and heart open to anything that might happen. I choose to let go I used to carry my backpack all day in Portugal … Continue reading
Good morning Flighters. I failed. Oupsie. Although, I think I learned way more than expected, so I wouldn’t really qualify it as a failure. For those of you who didn’t know, I did a 21 days challenge, in which I was supposed to wake up at 5 am and follow my 10 steps guide to … Continue reading
January Of Émélie Hébert Poulin Hey Flighters, how was your Febuary? Mine was AMAZING!!!! Ok, maybe not that amazing from an objective perspective, but it was for me. Why? Well, there is a lot of «whys» and even if I had my share of doubts and fears, I can reflect back and say that it was … Continue reading
