Podcast appearances and mentions of kristin addis

In this episode, I'm joined by Kristin Addis, creator of Be My Travel Muse, one of the world's most-read travel blogs, and Parenthood Adventures. Kristin has visited 65 countries and collected 16 passport stamps for her toddler son. She shares her wealth of knowledge on solo female travel, which she has been doing since 2012, and more recently, her expertise in travelling the world with her young family by using credit card points.   Learn Kristin's tips on everything from the best airlines and accommodations for traveling with kids using points, to essential products and toys for smoother journeys. Luxury trips with an infant will look different to traveling with your young children, but what Kristin has to share will help you create beautiful experiences that you and your kids will benefit from forever.   Get full show notes and more information here: https://points.pointmetofirstclass.com/blog/globetrotting-young-kids-kristin-addis   Eager to learn the secrets of award travel so that you can turn your expenses into unforgettable experiences? Join the Points Made Easy course waitlist here: https://pointmetofirstclass.com/pointsmadeeasy

Have you ever wanted to quit your job and travel the world- but then immediately dismissed it as a pipe dream.Have you checked all the boxes of a successful career, great salary, but still feel empty inside- like something is missing?In this episode, I interview Kristin Addis, of Be My Travel Muse. She is one of the world's TOP solo female travel bloggers and was my personal inspiration for leaving medicine to follow my dreams.In this episode you will learn:The story behind Be My Travel Muse, and why Kristin decided to take the leap and start solo traveling.The secret behind her blogging success and how she was able to reach over 5 million annual readersHow to start building up bravery and taking baby steps to follow your dreams.This episode is such a “dream come true” conversation for me personally, and I'm so excited for you to listen in!Click here to sign up for the FREE Pursue Your Purpose workshop July 11-13GUEST LINKS:The article that inspired me to leave medicine https://www.bemytravelmuse.com/life-is-short/Conquering Mountains: How to Solo Travel the World Fearlesslyhttps://www.bemytravelmuse.com/solo-female-travel-guidebooks/FREE RESOURCES:#Bye Burnout Starter KiIdentify the 10 most common energy drains that are contributing to your burnout and create an action plan for change.https://coachchelsmd.com/burnout-recovery-starter-kit/Life After Medicine FB GroupConnect with a community of like-minded healthcare professionals seeking career change supporthttps://www.facebook.com/groups/leavemedicine/membersWORK WITH CHELSEA:Are you ready to STOP feeling so exhausted, figure out your next steps and create a career you enjoy? 1-1  coaching may be exactly what you need to finally look forward to your days, without all the stress and burnout you are currently experiencing. I currently offer two different coaching programs. Head to the links below for more information.The Career Fulfillment Formula:https://coachchelsmd.com/careerfulfillmentcoaching/The  Burnout Recovery Blueprint:https://coachchelsmd.com/burnoutcoaching/Residency Drop Out:My #1 Amazon Bestselling e-book about how I quit my medical career to travel the world and work remotely.https://coachchelsmd.com/book/Find me on social media for more daily content!Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/coachchelsmd/Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/ChelseaTurgeonMDLinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/coachchelsmd/

In this episode, I'm joined by Kristin Addis, the solo female traveler behind BeMyTravelMuse.com, which now has over 5 million readers/year and is the world's most widely-read travel blog for women. A native Californian and former investment banker, she sold off her old life in 2012 with a one-way ticket to Thailand. Since then, she's traveled the world for the last 8 years on her own, visiting dozens of countries, every continent outside of Antarctica, all while building her blog and business from the road. She was selected by USA Today as a top vagabonding blogger and has been featured in Business Insider, Glamour, Cosmopolitan, and BuzzFeed, among others.Tune in for a fun and insightful conversation filled with profound life lessons that you can only learn by traveling the world and experiencing other cultures while building an ultra-successful blog and business from scratch.Disclaimer: You may end up booking multiple travel trips immediately after listeningWhat You'll LearnWhat it's like traveling the world solo as a femaleWhy she left her life as an investment banker in Southern   California to travel the world on her ownThe biggest travel misconceptions that keep people from seeing the worldHow she built a blog from scratch that is now the #1 travel blog for women in the worldHow Americans tend to have a very limited view on travel compared to most other culturesHow to find a balance between making money and finding freedomThe most powerful life lessons learned from extended world travelHow travel is not nearly as most people think it is How travel as a lifestyle is completely different from travel as a vacationThe future of travel in a post-covid worldThe importance of travel when you're young and gaining a worldwide perspective Connect With KristinCheck Out Her Top-Ranked BlogKristin's YouTubeFind Kristin on InstagramGet More Involved In The Not Most People CommunityLeave A Review  On iTunesStay Up To Date By Joining The Not Most People InsidersJoin The Not Most People Facebook Community Follow Not Most People On InstagramConnect With BradleyBradley's InstagramSupport the show (https://www.buymeacoffee.com/notmostpeople)

#56 - Today’s topic is apropos as life is returning to normal and people are venturing out again. We are going to talk about the skills you learn when you travel. Travel, remember that? As the world is returning to normal, people are ready to get back out there, and there is a lot to be gained by world travel. It is a unique education that can provide you with skills that will serve you for life. In this podcast, we are going to talk about some of those skills.My guest today is Kristin Addis. Kristin is the founder of the blog, Be My Travel Muse, which is the most read female travel blog in the world!She has a unique story of how this came about, starting with a one-way ticket to Bangkok. She will describe how she did it, what she has learned as a result, and how she puts that education to use every day in her now very successful business.Show notes can be found at:howtolife.com/056

For a blogger, nothing feels better than landing your dream brand deal. BUT, what if you could manage to partner with that brand over and over again? Travel blogger Kristin Addis of Be My Travel Muse has done just that, and is on the podcast today to share all of her secrets! Learn how Kristin uses the tactic of "surprise and delight" to wow her clients, and case studies to show brands exactly how a partnership with her blog could benefit them. This one is a MUST LISTEN for any content creator who wants to work with brands!   Special Guest: Kristin Addis, Be My Travel Muse Kristin Addis is a solo female travel expert who inspires women to travel the world in an authentic and adventurous way. A former investment banker who sold all of her belongings and left California in 2012, Kristin has solo traveled the world for over eight years, covering every continent (except for Antarctica, but it’s on her list). There’s almost nothing she won’t try and almost nowhere she won’t explore. You can find more of her musings at Be My Travel Muse or on Instagram and YouTube. Mentioned in this Episode: (This section may include affiliate links, which means I may earn a commission if you make a purchase.) SPI Pro Membership Community Be My Travel Muse Be My Travel Muse - Travel Blog Accelerator Course Thank You for Listening! If you loved this episode of Influencer Education, please ... Follow me on Instagram Join the Facebook Group – Content Magic Creators Sign up for the Fairy Tale Social email newsletter to get updates on future episodes (and get a free gift!)  

Can you imagine being in the travel influencer industry when COVID-19 hit? Kristin Addis is the creator at BeMyTravelMuse.com—a site for travelers, especially solo female backpackers. Kristin works with brands and organizes special trips for adventurers. Kristin's no stranger to adversity. Her whole travel adventure started when she was four years deep in a top-notch corporate job that she just knew from day one wasn't going to stick.How is she innovating and keeping her business thriving? Kristin's going to take us through it all today, from her business's origin story and the decisive moments when she knew to stay with it, to adapting to a post-COVID world, to getting vulnerable and creating new offerings for her audience. A lot of great inspiration in this one—let's go!

Wanderlust, how has this term shaped society? In our fourth episode we chat with two well-known travel influencers about how they made their passion into an amazing career through travelling, all documented on social media. We look into what made them take this leap of faith, the challenges they’ve faced and how language has allowed them to immerse themselves beyond the title of a tourist. Kristin Addis, founder of ‘Be My Travel Muse’ blog and Tom Grond, founder of the ‘Travel Tom’ blog join Alex Outhwaite and divulge their best, worst and scariest travel tales. To watch the video, find out more and try Rosetta Stone for free, please click the following link: www.rosettastone.co.uk/podcast/ See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Kristin Addis ~ Founder of Be My Travel Muse ~ Current Series ~ 100 Interviews with 100 Major Influencers   The dream for so many people is to be able to travel the world, blog about their travels and make money online. For so many people, it seems like an impossible quest, but the truth is, today it is more of a reality than ever before.   Our guest today is one woman that forged that life for herself. She was burnt out working as an investment banker and decided that she was going to travel the world and blog about her adventures. After a couple of years, the blog started to take off and now Kristin Addis is the mind behind Be My Travel Muse, a blog about and for female solo travelers. She spent years on the road traveling solo and sharing her story and what she learned with other women that wanted to do the same.    Be My Travel Muse is considered an authority on solo traveling in destinations worldwide. The blog is a widely-read travel website geared towards solo female and intrepid travelers who like to have authentic, independent travel experiences. Kristin has built her blog into a full fledge business with multiple sources of income and a community of followers that she inspires.   Throughout the podcast today, we chat with Kristin about what it was like traveling the world solo and building an online business. How she made this blog successful, how she added multiple sources of revenue for the business, how she manages her social media and the traffic she gets from her social media and of course, how she manages influence as a successful entrepreneur.    02:00: Who is Kristin Addis? 08:23: How Kristin Became a Location Independent Entrepreneur 09:23: The Inception of the Be My Travel Muse Blog 17:09: The Perks of Being a Solo Female Traveler 19:59: Kristin's Main Sources of Revenue 21:50: The Process of Scaling to Profitability 29:00: Kristin on Her Long Term Goals 37:05: Kristin's Daily Routine 49:09: Tips on How To Handle Adversity 51:07: Where to Find Kristin     Contact Info: Website: https://www.bemytravelmuse.com/ Instagram: @bemytravelmuse  

Travel blogger and photographer Kristin Addis shares her journey to becoming a top authority and influencer in solo female travel. Kristin discusses the importance of being vulnerable, how gratitude keeps her focused, and how listening to her audience helps her create the perfect products. RESOURCES Kristin’s Photo Muse Masterclass teaches you to take professional-level photos with you in them. Kristin’s book Conquering Mountains: How to Solo Travel the World Fearlessly. CONNECT WITH KRISTIN Web BeMyTravelMuse.com Instagram @bemytravelmuse Facebook @BeMyTravelMuse Twitter @bemytravelmuse

Today on episode 24 we will be speaking to Kristin Addis  from Be My Travel Muse Kristin Addis is a native Southern Californian who has dedicated her life to solo traveling the world in the most genuine way possible, always talking to locals and delving deep into the culture. She is the main writer and photographer of Be My Travel Muse, a successful solo female travel blog. Her published guide book, Conquering Mountains, has helped thousands of women to live life adventurously. Be My Travel Muse has also recently established a Facebook Group, BMTM Solo Female Traveler Connect, where women from all walks of life with a common interest - solo female travel - can connect and support each other.   WE COVER: Living a life of travel. Tips and benefits of traveling solo as a female. Creating tours designed specifically for adventurous females.   GUEST INFO     Website Facebook Instagram YouTube   GET MORE OF GOAL TRAVELER: SUBSCRIBE FACEBOOK GROUP INSTAGRAM

Binge Thinking is back with travel writer and photographer, Kristin Addis. Caspar and Kristin get bingeing on Kristin’s journey from investment banker to author, blogger, and Instagram influencer in the world of travel. Kristin has published two books, and specialises in solo female travelling. She also runs her blog through her self-made platform, Be My Trave Muse. At the ripe age of 31, Kristin delves into her struggles, passions, and biggest life lessons after buying her one-way ticket to Southeast Asia. This episode was produced by Nina Roxburgh and features music by Big Gigantic.

Kristin Addis is a normal girl from Southern California who has been adventuring around the globe nonstop since September 2012. She has hitchhiked solo across China, she has been invited to countless events by locals, climbed some of the tallest mountains in the world, done some of the deepest SCUBA dives, did a 35-day safari in Africa, spent two months hiking in Patagonia, and even became a Buddhist nun for 10 days. Hope you enjoy this conversation as much as I did. GO TO LIMITLESSGRIT.COM FOR SHOW NOTES Book Recommended by Kristin: 1.What Makes You Not a Buddhist by Dzongsar Jamyang Khyentse Documentary Recommended by Kristin: 1. Crossing the Line

Kristin Addis trusts the world, and she trusts her truest self, the one who hides inside and waits until she is alone to reveal herself. She knows a great deal about solo female travel, having adventured around the world since 2012, and she believes wholeheartedly in talking to strangers and in taking leaps. She offers support to anyone who will listen: if you don’t feel as though you’re understood, or if you don’t know where to look, there are people all around the world who will offer you opportunities to learn who you really are. Solo travel is the purest opportunity to discover yourself. The Ya Fish In March 2014, Kristin Addis found herself in the Tibet Autonomous Region of China. The snow was blasting her, filling up the grounds surrounding her with white, and Kristin herself was low on money. She had to hitchhike her way eight or nine hours back to her site, and she was in a small town, so not a lot of people were presenting her with travel opportunities. Being a foreign girl in China, though, does have its advantages, and one particular group pulled over their nice car and buckled her in for a white-knuckled ride. An hour outside the city, they stopped to eat with her, which is typically a normal experience, but this was not the case on that day. Instead, she selected a large, living fish to eat, and experienced an incredibly uncommon waitress. Her dinner was ridiculous, and her leftovers were maybe even a little dangerous. In the end, she was just this random girl from California, hitchhiking in a remote part of the world, who ended up with an unexpected gift or two at the end of the day. Kristin Addis Advises: How Do I Know If I'm Ready to Travel? Kristin Addis is currently staying in Berlin before she goes to Africa, as she knew upon setting foot in Berlin that it would be the perfect environment for her new home base. She utilized a freelance visa, one of the many ways that a lot of the world is opening up when it comes to things like travel. The world, Kristin believes, is opening up travel and accessibility and opportunities to a large chunk of the world, which is better than the past circumstances. Kristin’s grandmother, like her, was a traveler, who shared her photo albums with Kristin. She was Kristin’s only traveling family member, and, in being so, she unconsciously inspired Kristin. After she passed away, Kristin and her mother found her journal and embraced her legacy, exploring the world as she saw it, and imparting their own experiences, as well. Any place exists how you experience it, how you document it, and what you get out of it. Kristin firmly embraced her travel bug, spending summers abroad, saving her money, burning her bridges and returning to Asia where she felt she belonged. She wanted to learn about different cultures in depth; she moved without support and immersed herself. She stuck it out, and was amazing by her own ability to embrace different experiences and a new way of life. It wasn’t an easy decision; she was terrified, she agonized over it, but she didn’t want to wonder anymore. She found the right community to explore her... --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/backpackdigital/message

Are you planning your first trip alone? Are you unsure where to start or worried about safety? Kristin Addis joins KYD to explore solo traveling and shares how she took the leap from her 9-5 to sustaining full-time travel blogging and adventure. What started out as a passion project has evolved into a top rated blog and a book called Conquering Mountains. Kristin was encouraged from a perfect stranger to pursue her travel dreams and now she’s ready to encourage you! How about sharing KYD with your friends! Copy the iTunes or Android link below and text the link to a friend so they can Subscribe! iTunes: http://bit.ly/kydit 
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Kristin Addis of http://bemytravelmuse.com shares stories about hitchhiking in China, trekking in Nepal, living in Berlin, and more! Recorded 7 December 2014 from Berlin, Germany; Los Angeles, California, USA; and New York City, New York, USA wtepodcast.com/2015/01/21/bemytravelmuse

Todays guest joining us on the Steve Jobs inspired podcast interview is one of those ladies, who will inspire so many people out there that would love to leave the safety of their positions and travel the world feeling inspired. The kind of freedom that comes with choices and excitement at every turn. Your sitting at your work and you start wondering where you could go if you weren't chained to the desk. Your mind wanders. You love the image. But then you shake it off and get back to living in the real world. Well our guest today had those same feeings but instead of staying in the office environment, following the career she had created, she made living in the real world all about travelling new paths, experiencing adventure on every corner and having a kick ass life. She was an investment banker in California and worked in the stressful environment until she realised that it was burn out time. She realised that she had travelled a path that was not for her, and as Duran Duran once sang "Im on a ride and I wanna get off, but they won't slow down the roundabout" So she jumped off the roundabout herself.,bought a one way ticket to Thailand, sold her belongings and left everything she knew behind on September 27, 2012, with nothing but a carry-on backpack. She had never done this before, and certainly had never travelled on her own, but she still did it. Was she scared to say goodbye to everything ? Was she able to plan enough to make sure that she wasn't literlaly going into the unknown? And of course the key question that everyone will want to now is how has she managed to fund the travelling lifestyle? Well lets find out as we bring onto the show to start joining up dots, on the top rated business podcast, the one and only Kristin Addis.

"I'm not going to spend my youth doing something I don't love. It seems really flip-flopped to me that we spend our youth working so that we can go travel when we're older when we might not make it that far in life, or have the ability to carry a bag anymore." - Kristin Addis After growing up in Southern California, Kristin Addis found herself in the role of an investment banker who couldn’t ignore her own inherent curiosity. In 2012, following a year-long recovery from a debilitating shoulder surgery that helped her realize she wasn't satisfied with her financial career, she quit her job, sold her stuff, and chose travel instead. On her own, she hit the road to explore the unknown with neither a plan nor a guide, just her wits. Today, she writes about what she's found at her travel blog, Be My Travel Muse, which covers her experiences in a life of travel and offers guidance and advice for others dreaming or striving to follow her unconventional path. In this session, you'll learn how someone can make the difficult and bold decision to quit a lucrative career for a more challenging lifestyle as well as what successful solo-travel has meant for her. Kristin even took on the Annapurna Circuit without a guide and through our conversation, you'll hear how you can to. What We Cover: How shoulder surgery helped Kristin realize her priority was to see the world, not pursue an unfulfilling career. When she realized she was not going back and that she could create a new career as a travel writer, earning from her blog. Even though she travels solo, she explains how she's rarely alone. Where she's headed and why she might slow down. Explore further: Be My Travel Muse @bemytravelmuse Kristin's post on Burning Man How to Prepare for the Annapurna Circuit The Annapurna Circuit Without a Guide Music credit: Moth’s Wings (Artec Remix), Passion Pit; Intrepid Journey, by Aaron Static Become a Friend of the Show: Please subscribe and review! It just takes a second and you can help the show increase its rankings on iTunes just by this simple and quick gesture. We’d be grateful for a review. Leave one here. If you do, click here to let me know so I can personally thank you! Your Feedback If you have an idea for a podcast you would like to see or a question about an upcoming episode, email me! I’d love to hear from you. Thank you so much for your support! The post 102: How Kristin Addis Quit Her Job to Travel Solo – Part 1 appeared first on The Daily Travel Podcast.

After growing up in Southern California, Kristin Addis found herself an investment banker who couldn’t ignore the call to adventure. So in 2012, after a year-long recovery from a debilitating shoulder surgery helped her realize she wasn't satisfied with her career, she quit her job, got rid of her stuff, and chose experiences instead, hitting the road independently to explore without guide books and using just her wits. Today she writes about what she finds at her travel blog, Be My Travel Muse, covering her experiences on the road and helping others to do the same, in her series So You Want to Be a Travel Blogger. I’m excited to learn more about how someone can make the bold decision to quit a lucrative career for a much more challenging, albeit personally rewarding, lifestyle - and what solo-travel has meant for her. She even took on the Annapurna Circuit without a guide and in this episode, you'll hear she did it and how you can to. What We Cover: How shoulder surgery helped Kristin realize her priority was to see the world, not pursue an unfulfilling career. When she realized she was not going back and that she could create a new career from her blog. Even though she travels solo, she explains how she's rarely alone. Explore further: Be My Travel Muse @bemytravelmuse Kristin's post on Burning Man How to Prepare for the Annapurna Circuit The Annapurna Circuit Without a Guide Music Credit: Move Slow by Felxprod ft. Jess Abran (Myriad Remix), Intrepid Journey, by Aaron Static Become a Friend of the Show: Please subscribe and review! It just takes a second and you can help the show increase its rankings on iTunes just by this simple and quick gesture. We’d be grateful for a review. Leave one here. If you do, click here to let me know so I can personally thank you! Your Feedback If you have an idea for a podcast you would like to see or a question about an upcoming episode, email me! I’d love to hear from you. Thank you so much for your support! The post 103: Trek the Annapurna Circuit with Kristin Addis appeared first on The Daily Travel Podcast.

What is the best way of traveling one of the world's biggest countries? BY asking strangers for rides of course! Join us as Kristin Addis from www.bemytravelmuse.com tells us how she traveled China as a Hitchhiker and the adventures that followed.