At a recent lunch with girlfriends the discussion turned to our favorite beauty products. After waxing poetic about the wonders of various mascaras, foundations, and serums, my friends wanted to know what my favorite beauty products for travel are. When I tried to mention mascara (without it I look asleep) and tinted moisturizer, they wanted…
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Monthly Archives for March 2015.
Road Warriorette Weekend Express
Hey readers! Got a question or something you want to discuss this weekend? Here’s the perfect opportunity! Whether you want to share an interesting travel story, a packing tip, an etiquette tip, or anything else going on in the business travel world, comment here and we’ll have a discussion. Travel tip of the week: Plan your…
Travel etiquette: Should passengers turn their phones on silent while flying?
Rapidly declining Rewards
Remember the good old reward programs days? When airlines at least appeared to value their customers and the time they spent with them? In the last year and a half or so, it seems like it’s been a race to the bottom for airline loyalty programs. First Southwest makes a change to their Rapid Rewards…
You don’t need an Apple Watch to track your fitness
Road Warriorette Weekend Express
Hey readers! Got a question or something you want to discuss this weekend? Here’s the perfect opportunity! Whether you want to share an interesting travel story, a packing tip, an etiquette tip, or anything else going on in the business travel world, comment here and we’ll have a discussion. Travel tip of the week: If you…
Poll: When on business trips, do you eat lunch?
Recently I was driving to work, listening to the radio, and I heard a story about minifasting. Essentially minifasting is going about fifteen hours without eating, twice per week (consult your doctor before trying something like this). The idea is that it’s supposed to help you lose weight better than some traditional low fat diets. Studies…
My experience with balancing business travel and family: a response to Daily Worth
There is always a lot of discussion about balancing work and family as a woman, but lately it seems I can’t check my Facebook or Twitter feed without seeing a new perspective. It started with Sheryl Sandberg’s famous (infamous?) Lean In, then the realistic yet depressing piece by Anne-Marie Slaughter “Why Women Can’t Have It…
5 quality pieces of carryon luggage under $200
Not too long ago I did a post asking readers what their favorite carryon luggage brands were. When the results were tallied Tumi came in with the most votes. Tumi makes great carryon luggage, and while my readers have lots of great things to say about them they can be very expensive (upwards of over…