Living Life Forreal: Do it Scared, Do it Alone

“There were three opening comedians before the headliner, Lev. As I snickered between sips of wine, I began to feel my anxiety subside now that the lights had dimmed and the whispers had stopped. The first comedian did their set, the second one did their set, and there was only one more to go before Lev came out, and I was stoked. As I was listening to the third comedian flow through his set, he pauses, looks directly at me, and announces the question everyone has been wondering,

‘Wait, are you alone?’”

Happiness is Not the Same Thing as Joy

“Joy is so much deeper than happiness. It is a decision that you make on a daily basis that remains consistently deep in your soul. When you choose joy, even when happiness is low, you still feel a twinkle in your heart. You feel content with the future in whatever it brings. The littlest hints of good in every single day shine bright despite the bad. You find something to smile about in every situation no matter how bleak.”

Life Inspiration, mental excellence, personal journeySabriya CharlesJanuary 5, 2023life inspiration, lifeComment

“First World Problems Lead to Bigger Problems and That is Why I Help Address Them,” States Jennifer Moore, Certified Life Coach

In a world where finding the bad exceeds looking for the good, people are feeling more lost and depressed than ever. They are often not in the category of being diagnosed with an official disorder, but they still are living with an immense struggle in the day to day.

personal journeySabriya CharlesMarch 23, 2020personal journeyComment

Traveling Changes How You See Other People and Your Mental Health

“Befriend people completely different from you. And I don’t mean just say hi, call them acquaintances, and go about your day. I mean really get to know them. Share your secrets with them. Swap your life stories. Travel with them, even if it’s just a quick road trip. It’s scary to be vulnerable to anyone, let alone to someone completely different from you.”

personal journeySabriya CharlesNovember 27, 2019personal journeyComment

We Are All Destined to Overcome, Just Ask Jada Brown

“No matter where you are in life, there is always a place for you to have a 180. If we could get to a place to say I am okay with being vulnerable, people can support each other. It is always better when you have us verses me.”

personal journeySabriya CharlesNovember 11, 2019personal journeyComment

"Just Go Try It," Says Thea Butler, World Traveler and Life Explorer

Thea Butler, however, chose a unique study abroad path that allowed her to visit Hawaii, Japan, Shanghai, Hong Kong, Vietnam, Myanmar, India, Mauritius, South Africa, Ghana, Morocco, and Portugal all in one semester. How? By sailing 26.245 land miles around the world through the Semester at Sea program.

personal journeyHannah WhitesidesSeptember 30, 2019personal journey, world travel, hannah interviewComment

We Are All Doing the Same Things in Different Ways: A Seasoned Traveler’s Perspective

Henry took one of the greatest leaps in his life by living in Germany as an exchange student for a year. Having a deeper perspective of the world around him has made him into the person he is today.

personal journeySabriya CharlesAugust 25, 2019traveler, travel story, experience, germany, china, personal journeyComment

Travel is Like A Medicine: Living In Florence for 5 Months

Hannah has been around the world and back. However, her experience in Italy dug into her heart more than anything because it gave her an even closer look of the world around her.

personal journeySabriya CharlesAugust 13, 2019travel, story, florence, italy, experience, personal journeyComment

“Freedom,” the First Word to Come to a Traveler's Mind

Tamarah never imagined she would live in another country for an entire semester of college. From a small town to seeing the big world, after staying in Europe, her life was forever changed.

personal journeySabriya CharlesAugust 9, 2019travel, story, england, experience, paris, opinion, personal journeyComment

The Day My Sky Fell Through the Ceiling

When time stops during tragedy, it is like the world keeps going while you live in a world of despair. But as you recover, tragedy changes you in a way that you cannot explain to others unless they know the pain.

Why I Chose to Travel and Let the Corporate Life Go So Soon

It is not normal for people to take off their life vest when they are not even sure if they can swim. Well, I must be quite odd because my life vest has been ripped to shreds. I better get to paddling and kicking. Diving practice it is!

personal journeySabriya CharlesFebruary 13, 2019travel, business, risk-taking, growth, personal journey Comments

About the Founder and CEO of Project Passport

Okay, so who is this Sabriya girl? And why did she make this thing called Project Passport? I am sure that you have a ton of questions and I hope this article answers most of them. Project Passport really started out as a “That would be really cool IF I did it.” Well now it is a, “I am REALLY doing this” and I am so excited about every minute of it!

personal journeySabriya CharlesJanuary 24, 2019introduction, personal journey Comments

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