Go Solo – Rio Wellness Profile on Subkit
My thanks to Subkit for the profile on Rio Wellness and my path to entrepreneurship. In it, I share my thoughts on moving forward and the importance of evolution: Solo Women Entrepreneurs
Health & Wellbeing
2022 Travel Highlights – Retreats, Personal Consulting, & Aimless Wandering
2022 will be remembered as a year spent fully indulging my passion for travel and loving nearly every moment. Because let’s be honest – no one loves flight delays or jet lag, no matter how amazing the destination. Over the course of 10 months, I spent time in Scotland exploring the magic of Edinburgh and …
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Feature Profile in San Diego Magazine
Grateful for the wonderful profile from San Diego Magazine on the importance of feeling, healing, and finding a way to thrive. Click on the link below to read more: How Patti Callahan Began Her Healing and Found a Way to Thrive | Partner Content | sandiegomagazine.com
Getting Started as an Author and Finding Your Genre
I was recently featured on the I Wrote THAT podcast with Larissa Soehn. We talk about starting a writing career, the evolution of the industry, and finding your genre. Check it out now on Spotify and Apple Podcasts. https://nextpagecoaching.podbean.com/e/patti-callahan-getting-started-as-an-author-and-finding-your-genres/
A Defense of the Non-Foodie
Confession: I am not a foodie. There, I said it. I could – and probably will – happily eat the same twenty to thirty things for the rest of my life. Doesn’t bother me in the slightest. I like what I like, I eat what works for me, and I don’t feel any great compulsion …
Holland for the Weekend
A few years ago, Anthony Bourdain hosted a great show called The Layover. It was all about what you could do in a short amount of time in really amazing cities. I loved it. So, when I had the chance to do a Layover-style trip of my own, I jumped at it. I chose Holland …
Italy Travel Tips
The best thing about travel is discovering the differences in culture. Loving a destination from afar is great, but it’s not the same as living in it day to day. My month of wandering has taken me back to Italy, and after a couple of weeks here, I thought I’d share a few things that …
Table for One: Tips for the Solo Traveler
I started solo traveling about 10 years ago. The very idea of it was overwhelming at first and I was sure it was beyond my abilities. I knew I had the passion and the will but wasn’t sure I had the skill. I was wrong. A decade later, I find that my solo travels are …
Reclaiming, Reframing, & Letting Go
Every year when December rolls around, year-in-review lists start popping up everywhere. I love reading them but tend not to make my own. Probably because I spend so much time all year long reflecting and trying to learn, grow, and improve that doing a cursory year-end list feels reductive. This year, though, as 2021 draws …
The Power of Intent
Our first workshop sold out and we are so grateful to everyone who supported us. I chose malas as a kickoff event because they are a natural progression of the create-the-life-you-want journey I have been on for the past 18 months. I love the intentional choosing of the stones and beads. I love learning about …