Kristi Jacobsen
Founding member
Bio
Podcast Manager. Entrepreneur. Writer. Digital Nomad.
Life and travel are the inspiration for my work and all that I do.
Podcast management and podcast launch consultation services:
Stories (26/0)
Over the Sea to Scotland
Traveling abroad is an experience, unlike any other. It changes you as you experience different cultures, meet new people, and open your mind to new ways of thinking. Similarly, solo travel is a life-shifting experience. With no one else to rely on, you gain new perspectives, courage, and grow by facing challenges alone.
By Kristi Jacobsenabout a year ago in Wander
Two Years On: What I Learned as a Vocal Writer
I'm a serial blogger. I start a blog, write a handful of posts around that niche, and then abandon it when another idea hits. My writing lives across the Internet on Tumblr, LiveJournal, WordPress, and Squarespace. The random topics included vegetarianism, travel, music, and living the LA lifestyle. You name it, I probably wrote about it.
By Kristi Jacobsen2 years ago in Journal
The Home of My Dreams
My vision of a dream home shifted over the years. As a child, I was envious of the mansions and luxurious homes my friends lived in (though our four bedroom and two and a half bath was nothing to sneeze at). After college, I returned home, yet dreamed of the city life—some modern apartment in the financial district of New York, or a brownstone near Greenwich Village.
By Kristi Jacobsen2 years ago in Lifehack
8 Ways to Live More Sustainably
Does anyone remember the 3r's campaign of the 90s? Reduce. Reuse. Recycle. I remember that mantra from about middle school on, and now that we're in 2020 and STILL discussing how to reduce our consumption and save the planet, it's pretty mind-boggling. At least in some ways.
By Kristi Jacobsen2 years ago in Lifehack
The Semi-Charmed 90s Had Everything I Wanted in Music
Teenage years are pivotal for anyone entering adulthood, and this rings especially true with musical taste. For most of us, our musical journey truly begins during our teenage years as it's a time for exploration, for coming into our own, for making our own decisions in life. Sure, our parents and families and upbringing influence how we choose to live our lives, the music we listen to, the books we read, and the television shows we watch, but this is when we define life for ourselves. And my defining musical decade was the late 90s.
By Kristi Jacobsen2 years ago in Beat
