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We’ve all heard it: “Someday, I’ll travel the world. Someday, I’ll see the seven wonders of the world and experience new cultures.” But let’s be honest for a moment. That “someday” won’t come unless you make it happen. Life doesn’t wait, and neither should you. There’s an undeniable thrill about packing your bags, hopping on a plane, and stepping into the unknown. And the best time to do it? While you have your health! Not when you’re old, creaky, and trying to keep up with a group of tourists snapping selfies at a snail’s pace. No, the time is now, my friend.

Read more: Travel While You Have Your Health: Don’t Wait Until You’re Too Old to Enjoy It!

Ah, that glorious moment when the shackles finally snap and you can breathe again. You know the feeling. The one where you feel like Beyoncé walking out of a toxic situation with your hair flipping in the wind, ready to take on the world. Yes, that’s the best feeling ever. But let’s not get ahead of ourselves, because true healing? It’s not just about getting over that one ridiculous relationship where your ex couldn’t tell the difference between “you’re” and “your” (bless them).

Read more: Breaking the Shackles: The Ultimate Guide to Healing Like a Pro

If you’re after an unforgettable weekend, let me tell you—Nova Scotia should be top of the list. And if you’re lucky enough to have fabulous friends to bring along for the ride, you’re in for an adventure you won’t soon forget! My recent trip to this stunning province with my incredible group of girlfriends had it all: laughter, tears, and just the right amount of chaos. And guess what? I wouldn’t change a thing. Well, maybe one thing—but more on that later.

First Time in Nova Scotia: Love at First Sight

Read more: What an Adventure: My Girls’ Weekend in Nova Scotia

Ever feel like you’re lugging around the weight of the world? Well, it might just be because you’re carrying some of life’s heaviest burdens. And no, I’m not talking about your gym bag, your grocery haul, or your mother-in-law’s expectations. These six sneaky culprits are; negativity, other people’s opinions, regret, not following your gut, perfectionism, and fear of failure. 

Read more: Ditch the Deadweight: Unpacking Life’s Heaviest Burdens