Nine days in Colombia with a group of women I barely knew turned into a journey of culture, connection, laughter, and the kind of conversations you only have when you’re miles from home. What started as a storytelling project became a reminder of how travel dissolves walls and builds community.

We didn’t just capture stories — we became part of one.

A documentary opened my eyes to how deeply our food system impacts the planet, animals, and the people who grow our food. I went vegan overnight, then slowly softened as travel taught me that food isn’t just ethics—it’s culture, identity, and survival. Today, I still choose a plant-based lifestyle, but not from a place of perfection or labels. It’s simply how I opt out of a system built on waste, exploitation, and environmental harm.

This isn’t a call for everyone to “go vegan.” It’s an invitation to rethink the systems that shape what we eat, to explore small shifts that feel accessible, and to recognize that some of the most sustainable choices are also the simplest and cheapest.

It’s about alignment, curiosity, and compassion—for ourselves, for others, and for the planet we all share.

Welcome to my creative space: Adventures on the Run, where talk about our adventure transforms us, shapes us and inspires us to live boldly.

I share stories from the road, the trail, and the creative process, inspired by my work with G Adventures and my own journey toward a more intentional life.