Even though I have flown more than 1.5 million miles, I am always learning something new about travel. This week’s lesson came from a source close to home.
My husband flew from Orlando to Los Angeles this week. He was on the upgrade list for First Class and was #1 on this list. Unfortunately there were [...]

Ever wonder how the skills learned from travel could help qualify you for a new career? Here’s a idea of the myriad of skills that we travelers have.
Objective: Looking for a first-class leadership position where I can utilize my well-rounded skills learned as a frequent flier.
Experience: Have flown on countless flights, both coach and first [...]

I’ve got packing my suitcase down to a science. I’ve got two fully-stocked cosmetic bags, two sets of hair brushes and multiple exercise bands and pairs of sneakers so that I can leave one set of everything in my suitcase while having my regular items left at home. My closet is color-coordinated for all [...]

As I pack up my laptop tote on Sunday night, getting ready for the mad dash early on Monday, I ensure I have these accessories:
If I’m flying:

Laptop
Power Cord
iPod, fully charged
Noise-reducing headphones
A few magazines to start reading before take-off (this helps clean up my pile of mail from home)
My Planner, so I can get down [...]

Whether you travel the majority of the time, or once in awhile, having what you need to be productive on the road is a must.  You’ll be working in your office in the sky as well as hotel desks, client offices and meeting rooms.  So what is in the ‘must-have’ list to help keep you [...]

It’s taken me several years to perfect the suitcase packing, and I’m almost there! I still take too many books and magazines to read, but otherwise have a very compact suitcase that is easy to lift into overhead bins, rental car buses and car trunks.
Here are some tips that have worked for many experienced female [...]

I’d love it if Microsoft Outlook could read my mind and record each task that I remember during the middle of the night, while I’m in the shower, and while I’m driving. Voice-recognition Outlook… with classification of A, B, C priority codes depending on the stress level of my voice – wouldn’t that be a [...]