Home for the Holidays

There’s no one answer to navigating the holidays-- which is why we asked three women with different traveling lifestyles to share how their constant movement interacts with this particular season, and what it means to them to be home for the holidays.

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In this episode, you’ll hear:

How to balance a healthy travel schedule and making time for friends

and family when you’re in your hometown
Tips for planning your own holiday get-togethers, even if your time

is limited
The importance of going out of your way to spend time with friends

and family when you are around
How to make the most of being away from home for the holiday season
Thoughtful gift ideas that reflect your travels
Advice on how to spend your holiday time if you’re not with friends

or family
What it’s like to plan and execute holiday road travel with 4 kids
Tips for staying organized when traveling long distances as a family
What we can all learn from our road travel experiences (even

stressful ones)

Resources mentioned in this episode:

Amie Engerbretson - @aengerbretson on Instagram or her portfolio site
Alana Nason - @nomadsland on Instagram
Candice Leavitt - @wildrootsoutdoors on Instagram or her blog, Wild Roots Outdoors
She Explores, the book - available for pre-order now!
Women On The Road on Instagram - @womenontheroad
Join the Women On The Road Podcast Facebook group
Episode landing page: Archives

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