Kym Wylder
The image depicts a rustic outdoor setting with a woman relaxing in a vintage bathtub surrounded by various elements that create a whimsical and eclectic ambiance. The bathtub, made of white porcelain with claw feet, sits on a paved area surrounded by lush greenery, including a towering tree. A stone wall with a thatched roof provides a backdrop, adding a natural and earthy touch. The woman, her identity obscured, reclines comfortably in the bathtub, wearing a white patterned top and blue jeans. She appears to be engaged in a book or magazine, suggesting a moment of leisure and tranquility. Nearby, a green chair and a wooden stool with a potted plant contribute to the cozy and eclectic atmosphere. Other elements, such as a watering can, a bucket, and a vintage-style radio or speaker, add to the quirky and charming character of the scene.

Travel Sabbatical to Master New Skills and Explore Cultures

Malcolm Gladwell said it takes at least 10,000 hours of practice plus talent to achieve mastery. I’m 32 and have logged 32,000++ (more like 40K) hours into my travel and hospitality career since I was 16, half of my lifetime. Have never not had a business card since before I could even legally drive a car. I’ve worked tirelessly hard to get to where I am, sacrificed a ton, and it’s time to Travel Harder on sabbatical to master new skills, volunteer my time, gain a deeper understanding of the world and it’s global cultures, citizens, and humanity, and level up to achieve greatness on a larger scale that will help others in addition to my customers, companies I work for, and myself. Work hard, travel harder. Its always been the goal and dream and now it’s my time to live the dream beginning 10/1/19.

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