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  1. blondecajun23

    Hey! You are so inspiring!! I am in the same boat you were a year ago. I am an engineer just out of college and just got out of a 5 year relationship. I don’t know if I am ready for the corporate world just yet and I have had a passion for travel since my study abroad to Germany, Austria, and the Czech Republic. Also, I have been volunteering since I was a sophomore in high school and want to continue that into my young adult life. All the amazing things you have done sounds like what I want to embark on in the coming year!! but I have three important questions
    1. how do you make money to go on all of these fabulous trips
    2. do you know people in all these countries or did you just meet people along the way
    3. how do you know where to go in these places that you randomly decide to go to?
    Thank you for documenting all of your amazing adventures! You are truly an amazing person!

    -B

    • The Blonde Abroad

      Thanks for writing B! First of all, monetizing your travels is a huge process. One that I am currently developing myself! That’s why I launched The Blonde Abroad. As a way to develop a business model and brand strategy that would have potential to grow and shift as opportunities present themselves. Most of the time I have a friend, acquaintance or friend of a friend who I meet up with. A lot of the time though, I have met people along my travels and we embark on parts of the journey together. I am a random explorer for sure! There’s no real decision making process for me. The charitable aspect is usually the only thing I need to plan. I appreciate your encouragement! And please feel free to email me at [email protected] if you have any more questions! 🙂

  2. You really know how to make a fellow travel blogger insanely jealous! I’ve always wanted to travel throughout Southeast Asia and Oceania, and seeing how much fun you had has turned that want into more of a need.

    • The Blonde Abroad

      Southeast Asia is incredible… and super inexpensive once you get there! You can DO it!

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If there’s one place that deserves a spot on your fall travel bucket list, it’s New England. 🍁🍂
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There’s a reason leaf peeping is practically a sport here! Winding country roads, covered bridges, ridiculously charming little towns, apple cider donuts, and fall colors that somehow look even better in person.

An autumn road trip through New England is one of those trips that absolutely lives up to the hype.

💌 Drop “FALL” in the comments and I’ll send you my complete New England fall road trip guide, including my favorite stops, scenic drives, and everything you need to plan your own trip!
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Consider this your sign to plan an autumn escape to England 🍁🍂
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There’s something so special about this season in the Cotswolds. Think charming little villages, cozy pubs, crisp morning walks, and scenery straight out of a storybook.
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The part of my job that doesn’t usually make it to Instagram 💻
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For every trip, travel guide and pretty photo you see, there’s a whole lot happening behind the scenes.

I’m constantly writing, researching, planning what’s next, running multiple businesses… and currently using AI to help build an entirely new website.

My AMD Ryzen AI-powered laptop has become the command center for all of it. I can have approximately 47 things happening at once (a conservative estimate), and it keeps up with the chaos.

Because ultimately, the goal is to spend a little less time behind the screen and a lot more time out experiencing the world. ✈️
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