Understanding Your Archetype
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Goddesses of Travel and Adventure are always on a quest for new experiences. They are relentless in their pursuit of adventure and love exploring new terrain—whether geographical or intellectual. Travel is a must for these free spirits who have no trouble living in the moment, taking risks, and making spontaneous decisions. Their passports are filled with stamps, and they embrace and champion diversity. They are passionate about international exchange and understand the importance of gaining new perspectives, which is why they love learning other languages and visiting new cultures.
While Travel Goddesses have no trouble making friends wherever they find themselves, they are just as likely to go it alone. Their love of exploration makes them fearless, and every day these goddesses chase the unknown. They remind us to stay curious and to always bet on ourselves. Life's too short to never take chances.
Real-world examples of Travel & Adventure Goddesses:
aviation pioneer Amelia Earheart
international pilot Bessie Coleman
investigative journalist Nellie Bly
astronaut Sally Ride
mountaineer Junko Tabei
travel creator Ellie Green
travel photographer Jess Dales
“tunnel girl” @engineer.kala who built a tunnel system under her house just for the challenge of it
my adventurous friend Ieva who speaks multiple languages, has lived all over the world, and makes friends everywhere she goes (while also being fiercely independent); she always jumps at the chance to take a risk and try something new/ challenging, just to prove that she can!
Embody this archetype by:
trying something you've never done before
visiting a part of your city you've never been to
trying a new type of cuisine (or even a new coffee order!)
learning a new language or skill
reading news outlets from other countries
hosting a multicultural night
planning a trip to another city or country and traveling as often as is feasible for you
celebrating holidays and rituals from around the world
wearing labradorite and clothing and jewelry you've acquired on your travels