Resources
Whether you’re wanting to plan a sabbatical, currently on one or returning from an extended break,
these resources are made to support you.
Where are you on your sabbatical journey?
One of the concerns we hear from people who travel for long periods of time, or who desire to, is the prospect of loneliness and feeling isolated, especially if you’re planning to travel solo for your sabbatical.
Check out our top tips when you feel lonely
As you plan out your sabbatical, especially if you’re aiming to focus on your health and wellbeing, consider traveling to one of the five Blue Zones. Soak up the wisdom of the locals and experience the magic for yourself.
One of the biggest reasons for most professionals to take a sabbatical is to spend time focusing on personal growth, not just for themselves – but for their careers too!
Do you just need a week off to change scenery and get some rest (or much-needed adventure) or do you actually need a longer break than that? A good alternative to an often way too short vacation might be a sabbatical.
But what’s the difference between a sabbatical and a normal vacation?
Our sabbaticals looked different. We had two very unique experiences. But we agree that it is one of the best decisions we’ve both ever made.
Taking a sabbatical taught us a number of things.
If you’re hesitating to go on your own adventure, if you doubt it will be beneficial to you, then this post is for you. It provides a glimpse into the lifelong impact the experience can have.
Taking a break from work boosts wellbeing, morale, and productivity. This has been proven time and time again. Numerous studies have explored the importance of small breaks throughout the day, but what about breaks that are a little longer? How do other countries think about that?
our first international trip with our infants. We are feeling a mix of excitement, joy, and stress…
To help, we’ve put together this checklist of things to do/think of before the trip and for the plane ride.
Spending time outside, and more specifically in green spaces, can benefit both your mental and physical wellbeing. Only 2 hours a week will make a huge difference. And with these tips you’ll be able to do it even when it gets cold out!
Juggling between work and play is already a challenge in itself. But add two newborns, a pandemic, and multiple lockdowns, and there goes our mental health out the window… These tips help us stay sane!
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