WhereSheGoes is a collection of stories, letters, poetry, and experiences written by women like you. This site is a free forum for women all around the world who want to tell a story of inspiration, share a moment of laughter, and learn about ourselves through each other. No matter where we are from or what we do, we are all sacred mirrors for each other in the journey called life. Finding our connection is just the beginning of what is our powerful existence.
Years ago, a young lady decided to write down her thoughts and feelings as she traveled around the world. It turned out many could relate to her honesty and openness. She was inspired to create this space where other women could safely express themselves and support each other on this great adventure we call life.
You are invited to contribute your stories and articles about what you have learned, experienced, and created in your life. Travel tales, love lore, and reflections on self discovery are just a few of the topics we can explore. Send your words and we will post them to share with all our sisters. Specify if you would like your name and/or city credited, otherwise entries will be posted anonymously.
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Cool! I got into the paper again! It was about this time last year that the Edmonton Journal did a very similar article. This time we are in the Vancouver Sun.
EDMONTON - With her stressful life stripped bare and abandoned in Edmonton, Carmella Lesiuk took a chance and hopped a plane.
Stagnating in her personal life and burning out at work, she did what amounts to only a fleeting thought for many, before they shrug it off and succumb to doubts and financial responsibilities. Lesiuk suddenly quit her job, sold ne Continue Reading…
Scott Petersen, The Edmonton Journal
Published: Saturday, April 01, 2006
When Luc Levesque started up a website to post snippets about his travels nine years ago, he had no idea what he was getting into.
It was designed as a makeshift way to keep in touch with family and friends back home in Canada as he backpacked his way through Europe. It`s become a communications portal for thousands of travellers around the globe — a time-consuming leap. Continue Reading…
A while ago when I was in Montreal, Francois interviewed me for his university publication. It has just come out so I will post the link. I don`t speak French but I think it mostly positive. Continue Reading…
Decide what you want. What is your dream? There are infillions (this is my made up word for lots). Pick one. Does it seem too scary? Its true that change can seem difficult but to me it was much worse to sit in one place knowing that I wasn’t fulfilling my potential. I was becoming a robot and living life as a routine. To me, the scariest thing is to stop growing. One of the millions of excuses you can tell yourself or dying knowing that you did not try to fulfil your dream? So it becomes a matter of what is most important to you. Choose. Continue Reading…
