After months of constant travel, I felt the need for something different: stability. In this post, I share how teaching online unexpectedly became my financial anchor, what life in Peru actually costs, and why this chapter feels more grounded than ever.

Living in the Sacred Valley has shown me how much ancient wisdom still breathes through everyday life here — from offerings to Pachamama to the quiet rituals woven into each day. This blog is a glimpse into that world, and how it’s been changing me too.

A story of how the perfect home found me!

After heartbreak and uncertainty, Pisac opened a new door for me. Guided by intuition, Andean wisdom, and a bit of magic, I found a home that felt like it had been waiting for me all along.

Living abroad isn’t always the dreamy adventure it looks like on social media. Between moving homes, teaching, creating, and building my projects, I’ve had moments where everything felt a bit overwhelming. In this post, I’m sharing three simple things that help me reconnect with myself: walking, returning to nature, and letting go of pressure — one small step at a time.

From living out of a rooftop tent in Australia to finding spiritual connection in the Andes — this is a story of freedom, adaptability, and rediscovering what “home” truly means.

So many people rush from country to country, chasing passport stamps and photo spots — but travel isn’t about numbers. It’s about connection, creativity, and slowing down long enough to feel and experience a place. In this post, I share why I’ve chosen slow travel: learning local crafts, forming friendships, and finding meaning in the moments that don’t make it to Instagram.

During my first weeks in Peru I wasn’t all too impressed. However, what began as just a holiday trip, turned into finding my new home. From jungle rivers and desert oases to mountain treks and spiritual valleys: this is the story of how I fell in love with Peru. Enjoy reading!

Starting over in a new country isn’t just about building a new life — it’s about meeting new parts of yourself. From leaving Australia after five years to finding a new rhythm in the mountains of Peru, I’ve learned that every place adds another color to your story. It’s the art of beginning again — uncertain, emotional, but always beautifully transformative.

Travel isn’t always sunsets and freedom. In this heartfelt blog, I share how self-love became my anchor through illness, loneliness, and constant change on the road — and how to find peace wherever you are.

The start of something new and exciting!