Sustainable Nomad
My Story.
As already mentioned above, I'm Shila.
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I used to be a school teacher in Switzerland. But over time, I realized what I really wanted to teach wasn’t math or grammar — it was how to live a more connected, conscious life.
The Beginning
I started this blog inspired by my grandmother, who has traveled to over 120 countries.
She documented every journey with her photo camera, crafting albums where each page held a memory, a moment, a story. That stuck with me.
When I began traveling, I naturally started doing the same, just in a more digital way.
Writing about my travels was fun at first.
But I soon realized that this path wasn’t fully mine.
I’m not here to tick off countries or chase sights.
I'm here for the slow kind of travel. I like staying in places for longer instead of just passing through. I'm here for connection, depth, and creating a life that feels good.
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This “blog” has evolved with me. From a simple travel diary to something more personal.
Now, it’s a space to share the things that truly matter to me:
mindful living, yoga as a way of life, nourishing myself inside and out, and the everyday rituals that help me feel more present, more connected, and more grounded.
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My Reason to Serve
I still want to teach, but not in the traditional way anymore.
Instead of classrooms and curricula, I want to share what I've learned through experience:
How to live more consciously, move with intention, and care for my body and mind in a way that feels sustainable.
I’m here to educate, tI share what I’ve learned about yoga (on and beyond the mat), balanced nourishment, mindful routines, and the process of personal growth, and occasionally, the places and paths that shape me along the way.
Through this blog, on social media, and in whatever spaces this path leads me.​
My intention is to create a space to inspire, support, and connect with others on a similar path of becoming.
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Thanks for Being Here
If you made it down here, thank you. Truly.
This space has changed with me, grown with me, and it’s still becoming. Just like I am.
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Whether you’re just passing by or staying a little longer, I’m really glad you’re here.
Let's keep growing and creating a life that actually feels good.
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x Shila