The hardest thing when making the big decision to go off, leave your friends and family, travel and not know when you will return …. is booking the ticket. All I knew was I had to leave London. I had enough of the city, the politics, people and the weather! When I booked my flight ticket on January 15th 2017, a sigh of relief hit me, a part of me was finally set free of routine, practicality and ‘the normal lifestyle’. My one way ticket was to India. I didn't really know much

(This is an old story from when I travelled to America in 2015 - after I finished university - now I feel really old!) Finishing university is a big step, the door of education closes and real life is meant to begin - in order to let this information sink in, planning an adventure became as essential as finishing my degree. A place I’ve always been interested in but never had the opportunity to visit was the States, the big USA. Some people see it as the dominant objective fo

Writing has always been a passion of mine, just not a public passion. I've been travelling for almost two years now (through India and Nepal) and on this journey I've kept a journal, with my thoughts, feelings, picture cut outs, newspaper clippings; anything that inspires, challenges or motivates me, goes in. It is my most prized possession and if I were to lose it, I'd be devastated. To a stranger, it would mean nothing, but to me, its my story. It reminds me what I've manag