Financial stress stole my joy. But science — and a sorely-needed solo trip — helped me find my spark again. Yes, travel does factor into personal happiness. Just ask author S. Jennifer Paulson, who ditched it for a year — and learned a lot about herself and what makes her feel fulfilled. A year ago, I gave up traveling. It hasn’t been a good couple of years. Job changes. Surprise developments. Hefty bills that came out of nowhere. An unraveling of the beautiful life I thought

I had a plan. But then, the universe told me that’s not how it was going to work. S. Jennifer Paulson published her first book in 2024. Her second is in the works, but taking a little longer. Life, you know... A year ago, I thought I had this thing called life figured out. I had a plan, a rhythm, a version of “normal” that made sense. Then life threw me a curveball ( again ). Suddenly, I was standing in the middle of a story I didn’t write, wondering, “Now what do I do?” So h

Boomerang was just the start. I've got a whole slew of stories. And I'm working on book two. Yeah, I know. It’s been a little quiet over...

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As I'm closing in on getting Boomerang set to share with the world, I'm starting to get a little nervous. As in, my family can't read this!