Diving back into Family travel today — but for anyone listening who doesn’t have kids, or doesn’t see the family “obstacle” on the horizon, what I like about these conversations is that if you can realize that kids are just a mindset change, just like everything else, than you can get past any self-imposed barrier – you just have to change the thought.
Today I’m sitting down with Kathrin Spaccarelli, from Portland Oregon – PDX – who spent the past year with her family of 4, ever since September 2013, on a round the world trip.
Their route is in fact around the world, visiting 4 of the 7 continents – or 5, if you include the United States. And what I love about this is how she helps to crush the belief that travel – especially adventure – has to end with kids.
A quick preview:
- How a trip to Japan in high school fostered a love of travel and new experience for Kathrin, that she carried into her marriage and, later, family.
- Where they went what they did as a family.
- The effect Kathrin has seen travel has had on her children.
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Credits
- Music credit: Intrepid Journey, by Aaron Static
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