Unsettled alumni Tekisha Harvey was never made for corporate America. So after 17 years of climbing the ladder, she quit and fueled her entrepreneurial dream through travel.
"How Solo Traveling Made Me A More Productive Entrepreneur"
Living Boldly Series: Chenaé van Niekerk
She’s a chef from Cape Town who works on sailboats, but after spending two weeks in Nicaragua with Unsettled, Chenaé has been chasing flight tickets for a round-the-world adventure.
Who's Living Unsettled This Week: Trisha Eggleston
A self-proclaimed selfie stick-lover, Trisha used her month in Barcelona exploring the length and breadth of Spain and also plotting her early retirement plan…
How a Quarter-Life-Crisis Trip to Bali Reminded Me of the Power of Ramadan
How one woman’s trip to Bali during ramadan reconnected her with her faith. Unsettled participant Noha Amer confesses what spirituality means for a modern American Muslim like her.
Living Boldly Series: Abba Carmichael
Four Unsettled trips… and still going strong. This alum is a professional activist and a serial Unsettler…
Who's Living Unsettled This Week: Nicole Jacobson
After quitting her job in Colombia and relocating back to USA, Nicole found herself in a state where she started to feel sorry for her transition phase… so what did she do? Hit reset and joined Unsettled: Porto.
Exploring Peru Through The Lens Of Unsettled
From surfing in Lima to hiking in Machu Picchu and beyond the llamas, this is what a month in Peru looks like through the eyes of Unsettled participants.
"How 30 Strangers in Bali Helped Me Become An Entrepreneur"
How a room full of strangers inspired a journalist to become the CEO she always dreamed of being, and launch her own business helping people travel the world using their air miles.
Who's Living Unsettled This Week: Sara and Bart
Why this newly-engaged couple have chosen to live Unsettled in Bali before settling in their new lives back in California…
Living Boldly Series: Ayannah Fleming
After being deported from Nicaragua once, Unsettled alum Ayannah finds her way back to Playa Santana, so she could embrace the unknown, and 18 other participants from our inaugural Nicaragua experience.
