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What type of traveler are you?

What type of traveler are you?

Travel better by knowing what type of traveler you are. Take the Traveler Type Quiz to find out!

Explore the world around you and the world within you

I'm Steve Brock: traveler, photographer, and author of the new book Hidden Travel: The Secret to Extraordinary Trips. Join me as we explore the intersection of your outer journey (travel) with your inner longings, interests and passions.

If you're new to the site, start here or sign up on the Resources page to access great tip sheets and tools to make each trip more meaningful. You can also take the Traveler Type Quiz to find out what type of traveler you are. Or simply read the latest blog post...
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Access an ever-growing list of FREE resources --how-to's, eBooks, tips sheets and overviews on travel and creativity. All these can be found in the Resources section

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Learn new ways to select the perfect trip destination, be a more sustainable traveler or determine how to turn any trip into a quest. This workbook will help you plan a trip in a whole new way. Sign up on the Resources page to access the free workbook and other helpful ebooks, tip sheets and guides.

Why originality doesn’t matter

Steve BrockCreativity, Writing creativity, originality 2

Originality doesn’t matter in the sense that pursuing originality rarely results in original work. So instead, do something meaningful and originality will take care of itself.

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How to make Brussels sprouts taste delicious

Steve BrockExplorations, Food cooking, food, smell, taste 2

How do you make Brussels sprouts taste delicious? You take an idea gleaned from a meal on a trip and apply it at home to create a new taste sensation.

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Thoughtful Travel: A new way to go

Steve BrockTravel business, meaningful, thoughtful, travel 0

Thoughtful travel means being both reflective about your experience and considerate to others. It can change the way you travel for business or how you travel in general.

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Use your words: Why it helps to write things down

Steve BrockTravel, Writing memory, noticing, photography, writing 2

“Use your words” is good advice for upset kids and excited travelers. Photographs help, but sometimes the only way to capture both details and feelings is to write them down in the moment.

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How to make your writing – and trips – more interesting and memorable

Steve BrockCreativity, Writing details, noticing, seeing, travel, writing 6

What’s the secret to making your writing or your art more interesting and memorable? Details. But knowing how to collect those details can make a huge difference to your writing, your art and even to your trips.

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Hair fairies and how it works

Steve BrockMeaning, The Art of Craft chemo, creativity, giving, writing 2

A little girl with cancer. A caring friend with a story. A way for others to get involved and make a difference. There’s more here than hair fairies…

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How to travel like a beginner – Part 2

Steve BrockTravel airlines, noticing, presence, travel 0

How to travel like a beginner…or maybe not This past week, I attempted to travel like a beginner, a novice unfamiliar with words like bulkhead, elite line or overhead bin. I tried to view air travel as a newbie. I failed. Why it’s hard to travel like a beginner I think I was doomed before I ever threw my carryon into the trunk of my car. While I laud…

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How to travel like a beginner…even if you’re not one – Part 1

Steve BrockTravel beginning, perspective, travel 0

Even if you’re a veteran traveler, there are benefits to learning to travel like a beginner. You may even rediscover what you love about travel.

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