Many people have a desire to
see the world or have a particular destination they one day dream of
visiting? There is nothing more exciting than crossing that dream
vacation off your list or completing something daring.
If photo ops with the Leaning Tower of
Pisa, Island hopping in Greece or trekking Mount Everest
comes to mind, you’re among the many. We all have dreams, ambitions and
goals. Some big, some small but each one should inspire you to get out
there and take on the world. My favorite resource for scoping out some
of the world’s greatest treasures is the UNESCO world heritage sites.
I seem to prefer those outlandish destinations that most people have
not had the opportunity to visit and destinations that have been
untouched by the overwhelming influx of tourists and western
development.
Conquering feats that question my physical abilities and experiences that most people cannot say they have achieved. To collect stories and accomplish personal goals that keep people on the edge of their seat when I share with them some insight into my life. And more than anything I love to inspire people to do those things they never thought could be possible whether it is simply having the nerve to travel oversees, following those dreams to study abroad in Australia or by asking a friend to join me on my next extreme adventure such as trekking 16,000-feet to Mt. Salkantay (Peru) or cycling 90-miles round-trip on the Pinellas Trail (Florida, USA).
Conquering feats that question my physical abilities and experiences that most people cannot say they have achieved. To collect stories and accomplish personal goals that keep people on the edge of their seat when I share with them some insight into my life. And more than anything I love to inspire people to do those things they never thought could be possible whether it is simply having the nerve to travel oversees, following those dreams to study abroad in Australia or by asking a friend to join me on my next extreme adventure such as trekking 16,000-feet to Mt. Salkantay (Peru) or cycling 90-miles round-trip on the Pinellas Trail (Florida, USA).