🗳️ Poll options: - Facebook Wall (post or share) - Facebook Group - Meetup - Skool post - Skool Discovery / Recommended Thanks for voting! This helps me understand what’s working so I can keep improving the community 🙌✈️

Would you be interested in guest speakers in our community? We’re exploring short 30–45 min interview-style video sessions with rotating guest speakers — travel pros and people who’ve actually been there and done that. 👉 If you’d like to be a guest or suggest someone, comment below and tell us why they’d be a good fit. Casual. Conversational. No sales pitches.

If we put together a stateside group trip (no passport required), I want to make sure it’s something you’d genuinely enjoy. This would be a low-barrier, easy-planning trip — great for first-time group travelers, anyone who prefers staying domestic, or those who just want something simple and stress-free. Your vote helps me decide what we explore next, so pick the option that feels most like your kind of trip. And if none of these fit, drop a comment with what you’d love to see.

This isn’t an announcement — more of a curiosity I’ve been sitting with. As I plan trips and talk with travelers here, I keep noticing a common thread: For some people, travel isn’t just about going somewhere anymore — it’s about staying a little longer. Not quitting life. Not selling everything. Just… slowing down. Things like: - Spending a month instead of a week somewhere - Traveling seasonally - Using travel as a lifestyle option, not an escape - Exploring ideas like slow travel, extended stays, or flexible living I’m calling this “nomad life” for lack of a better term — but not the hustle-culture version you see online. More like intentional, flexible travel that fits real life, real budgets, and real priorities. I’m not building anything around this yet — just paying attention and learning. So I’m curious: 👉 Have you ever thought about staying somewhere longer than a typical vacation?👉 Or is travel, for you, something you prefer to keep short and simple? No right answers — just a conversation. If this topic resonates, we may explore it more down the road. If not, no worries — it stays right where it is: a thought experiment.

(Fun + goofy) Choose the airport with the best food, vibes, or people-watching.