Slow Travel Benefits for Scholars

An academic writes from a cafe after learning about the slow travel benefits for scholars, including creativity.

Curious about how slow travel can transform your academic and professional career? I’ve just published an in-depth exploration on The Travel Coach Network that talks all about slow travel benefits for scholars. In this article, I share: Why slow travel is a perfect fit for scholars How it can boost your creativity and well-being The unexpected […]

Writing the Application: International Fellowships for Independent Scholars

I’ve come to realize that the application process for international fellowships for independent scholars is a lot. Over the past few weeks, I feel like I’ve done nothing else but write for the Fulbright U.S. Scholar fellowship (barely thinking about the British Academy visiting fellowship). But it has helped me reflect on my business and […]

Starting the Application Process: International Fellowships for Independent Scholars

Now that I have established host institutions for the international fellowships for independent scholars I am applying for, it’s time to start the application. As an independent scholar pursuing international fellowships for independent scholars, I’ve realized that the application process is a beast of its own. Especially this removed of academia.  Here’s how I’m attempting […]

Solidifying a Host Institution for International Fellowships for Independent Scholars

You won’t believe this. I barely do. Two emails. Two calls. Two host institutions. Just like that, my journey to apply for international fellowships for independent scholars is off to the races. Here’s how it went down:  Solidifying the Host Institution for International Fellowships for Independent Scholars British Academy Visiting Fellowship Mid-July 2024, I shot […]

Life After Academia: Exploring International Fellowships for Independent Scholars

I dreamed of becoming a Fulbright Scholar during my time in higher education. Mostly for the opportunity to live abroad, research something unique, and get paid to do it! Back then, in The Before Times™️, living abroad seemed so far-fetched. A Fulbright could bridge my work life and personal love of travel together. Now, on […]

Planning Your Perfect Solo Writing Retreat: A Comprehensive Guide

A laptop sits on a glass table with a cup of coffee on the right and a view of plants and mountains as one prepares for a solo writing retreat.

Craving uninterrupted focus to finally wrap up that grant proposal, book, or manuscript? Does it feel like carving out dedicated writing time is impossible between work, family, and everyday life distractions? A solo writing retreat might be the answer you’ve been searching for. Related Post: Invest in Yourself: The ROI of Writing Retreats for High-Achieving […]

Mexico City for the Traveling Scholarpreneur

The Palacio de Bellas Artes in Mexico City, a large marbled building with a yellow and orange exterior roof.

Describing the appeal of Mexico City (aka CDMX) doesn’t come easy, especially when trying to explain how one can live in a city of 9 million people and not want to walk off a high bridge.  As a self-proclaimed traveling scholarpreneur (a nomadic blend of scholar and entrepreneur), I was constantly seeking destinations that fuel […]

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