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College

I am a recent (2026) college graduate with a bachelor's degree in psychology, but instead of rushing straight into a full-time job that I am unsure about, I have decided to fill this chapter of my life with as much intention as possible. I am far from having every step of my future mapped out, but I know that I want to explore the world, grow as a person, and create memories that will stay with me for a lifetime.

While in college, I was also a track athlete! Entering this era of my life as someone who no longer revolves around a sport is something I am also adjusting to. However, I am grateful and ready to use the discipline and resilience that many years of sports have taught me. 

Travel 

Traveling has always been something that I have dreamed about, and I am finally giving myself the chance to experience it. Whether it is discovering a new hike, going to a different country, or finding beauty in everyday moments, I believe that there is something to learn in every journey. 

This blog is a place where I will share my travels, honest reflections, personal growth, and everything in between. My hope is to inspire others who may also be trying to figure out what's next. It's okay if your path does not look like everyone else's. There is no timeline for success and happiness. 
 

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