As I type this, I have literary just arrived at my hotel in Bogota and I’m exhausted! Actually, I’m more than exhausted. I can’t see straight so excuse the short blog.
As an extreme solo traveller, I’m so excited to be back on the road after the pandemic. This is my first long-haul trip since late 2019!
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More than anything it was the fact that my life in New Jersey, for me, was survival mode. So I wasn’t really thinking about following a passion, doing something that felt fun, doing something that freeing. I was predominantly making my choices from the fear of ‘I better have enough money so I don’t starve’. And I started thinking about – holy crow! – I’m living my life based on these intense feelings based on fear and scarcity and poverty, so when I thought about being abroad it was like a game changer because not only was I free of that matrix of fear, I was building my business.
RYAN BIDDULPH
It made me realise that I want to make a difference in people’s lives….The mere fact that I have a country that recognises me as a citizen and refugees like the Karen, and refugees now, they don’t have that privilege.
Dr Kimberly Brown
Contrary to myth, I have come across many more solo women travelers than men. Generally, I find men travel with friends or their partners.
Ruth Millington
It was a pleasure (and such fun!) speaking to HelpYouFind.Me about my greatest love: travel! You can learn about the benefits and challenges of solo travel, the safest places to visit, as well what inspired me to set up my Extreme Holidays Podcast and how I got the show on the road!
You can read the article here: Travel Author Ruth Millington tells all: Safe solo female travel destinations, why you should travel solo, tips, and mistakes to avoid while traveling.
Extreme Holidays Podcast – latest episode!
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RUTH MILLINGTON 