I recorded this episode from a cozy pilgrim albergue in Vigo, Spain, just 100 kilometers away from Santiago de Compostela. The rain had soaked through my shoes, my backpack felt extra heavy, and my emotions were just as raw — but something inside me felt beautifully cracked open.

In this episode, I share the real, unfiltered parts of my Camino: the breakdown I had on Day 7, the surprising ways the universe has supported me, and what it’s been like walking this path with my dog Bruno and my new soul-sister Amanda from Brazil.

If you’ve ever been on a journey that felt like a mirror to your soul, I think this one’s for you.

Show Notes:

• ​ I’m checking in from Vigo, Spain, with only 100km left to reach Santiago
• ​ What it’s like staying in a pilgrim’s albergue
• ​ Reflections on traveling with Bruno and the deep bond we’ve formed
• ​ How I met Amanda from Brazil and how our paths aligned perfectly
• ​ A raw look at my emotional breakdown — and what it taught me
• ​ Why the Camino feels like a walking meditation
• ​ The quiet magic of listening to my intuition
• ​ What I’ve learned about surrender, discomfort, and presence
• ​ A beautiful moment with an 80-year-old pilgrim who reminded me that it’s never too late
• ​ My “why” for doing the Camino is still unfolding — and I’m okay with that.