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Stephanie Yoder Quotes

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“The only way to save a lot of money fast without going insane or giving up is to spend less and make more. It’s not glamorous, and it’s kind of hard but it gets the job done.”
— Stephanie Yoder, How To Save $20,000 And Quit Your Job
Tagged: Saving Money, Money Advice, budgeting
“In pictures I may not look like a model, but I don't look half bad. My beauty secret was written all over my face: I looked so, so happy. Smiling eyes totally make up for a lack of eyeliner.”
— Stephanie Yoder, A Year Without Make-Up: Tales of a 20-Something Traveler
Tagged: Memoir, natural beauty, Being Happy
“I think that when you are traveling long term, it is just impossible to keep up that enthusiasm and adrenaline that you might have on a shorter trip. Day to day living can get you down no matter where you are.”
— Stephanie Yoder, A Year Without Make-Up: Tales of a 20-Something Traveler
Tagged: Memoir, Travel Advice
“When I made the commitment to go travel, I knew I was making a decision to go it alone. 'Isn't there someone who wants to go with you?' my mom would ask pleadingly, 'one of your friends maybe?' No Mom, nobody I know is crazy enough to take a year away from their careers and backpack around the world. Except me that is.”
— Stephanie Yoder, A Year Without Make-Up: Tales of a 20-Something Traveler
Tagged: Memoir, Travel Advice, twenty-somethings, Solo Travel
“Now, in my late twenties I'm a bit more circumspect. Every year so far has felt like a lifetime: an individual universe of life lessons, future defining decisions and self-contemplation. There's been a lot of fun parts and a lot of intense parts but the takeaway is that man, being in my twenties is exhausting.”
— Stephanie Yoder, A Year Without Make-Up: Tales of a 20-Something Traveler
Tagged: Memoir, twenty-somethings, Being In Your 20s, Growth
“While your twenties are tough and emotionally exhausting, they are also pretty intense, fun and awesome. That's the reason I'm so keen on people traveling in their twenties. It's such an intense time, when you learn so much about yourself, and travel just accelerates the process.”
— Stephanie Yoder, A Year Without Make-Up: Tales of a 20-Something Traveler
Tagged: Memoir, twenty-somethings, Being In Your 20s, Growth, Travel Advice
“The truth is solo travel isn’t just something you do when you can’t find anyone else to come along. It’s an incredibly rewarding and enlightening experience in its own right. You will learn about resources you never knew you had, and discover amazing things. You may even make some big life decisions. But one thing is certain – you’ll definitely have fun.”
— Stephanie Yoder, 9 Myths And 1 Single Truth For The Solo Female Traveller
Tagged: Solo Travel, Travel Advice, female
“I think that in the United States we have a very myopic view of work and leisure. Unlike other cultures where gap years are common (see: the UK and Australia), in the US we are taught from an early age that we need to focus almost exclusively on our education and career. Travel is a luxury that many people simply don't have time for. I think that's bullshit.”
— Stephanie Yoder, A Year Without Make-Up: Tales of a 20-Something Traveler
Tagged: Memoir, twenty-somethings, Being In Your 20s, Growth, Travel Advice, United States
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