Heather Wentz

Cruising is one of the absolute best ways to see the world without wrecking your body—if you know how to protect your energy budget. Standing in the "hidden middle" between fast-paced tour groups and full-time wheelchair guides, independent travel advisor Heather shares real-life lessons from Alaska and Bermuda on pacing, using mobility tools without shame, and navigating the massive physical footprint of modern ships so you can keep your world big.

From stubborn shoes to crowded gate terminals, transit stress can quickly derail your nervous system. Here is how to navigate airport sensory overload, protect your sobriety, and turn high-stress travel days into a calm energy transition for you and your kids.

Can an atheist really get sober in a 12-Step program? The short answer is yes. The 12 Steps aren't a rigid cage—they're guide rails designed to keep you on the road, but you hold the steering wheel. Here is my honest take on navigating recovery as a non-believer and building a life of weightless travel.