This video is a long one I know, but I go through my thought process of how I'm aiming to get some clarity around my life after I lost my identity last year.

Well...I have mentioned a few times in the last few months that I experienced an identity loss and many of you shared this and wanted to know more.

While I’m not perfect and definitely don’t know everything, I know that our individual experiences are extremely valuable. They define us and teach us a lot about ourselves. I’m just now figuring out my 30’s, but looking back on my 20’s there are a lot of things I’ve learned and wish someone would have told me.

Over the last month or so, I’ve posted a bunch of videos about an incredible two-week trip boyfriendo and I did around Iceland, during the peak of the virus (you know which one — the one that sounds like a summer-y beer) which meant no tourists at all in the country.

Earlier this year, I bought my dream home in Iceland.

It’s kinda crazy thinking about it that I was able to achieve this at only 31, though the Universe can be magical and prosperous when you take action towards clear goals….

I decided it's time to address the big questions I often get:

- Did I inherit the money?

- Do my parent pay for it all?

- Am I relying on a rich boyfriend?

Or did I create this life all by myself?

Well this is a big, big deal for me. From living in Sydney, Australia, then a few months months later moving to Los Angeles, California, then accidentally moving to ICELAND a few months later. This video explains how I ended up a home owner in one of the furthest locations in the world away from my country of citizenship - Australia....

There is no reason for anyone to be a starving artist in this day and age.

We have endless access to resources on how to teach us to make our craft a full time gig. But I think the problem may also lie in people’s incorrect idea about art and business…

I didn’t realise how many different can of worms a single video could open. My burnt out video I mentioned my houseless lifestyle is not conducive to productivity and fulfilment.

Some people became very frustrated over this since I’ve previously spoken a lot about being a nomad and how I think everyone should strive for this.

I’ve been going through an addiction that most people don’t take very seriously. It’s called a mobile phone addiction.

I wanted to highlight just how serious this really is and to show you the steps I am personally taking right now, to cut down on the use of my mobile phone, so that I can focus on having amazing moments instead…

Sometimes I suffer greatly from the ‘I don't deserve it’ syndrome, which means that at times I'm actually afraid to get paid for my work - it's kind of strange.
I have been a creator for over two years and I didn't start getting…

Many people constantly question what my life looks like when I live full time on the road.
How do I afford it?
Where do I live?

How to Travel Cheap: Tips for Traveling the World on a Budget.
Do you often find yourself scrolling through your social feed, daydreaming about faraway lands, inspiring photography and life-changing adventure? Then you wake up and check your bank balance…dammit. 

To travel on a budget is a daunting thing to many people, and unfortunately can deter some would-be wanderers from experiencing this incredible planet. To help you get the most out of your journey, here are 21 genius travel hacks for when you’re broke AF.

Enjoy!