One of her friends who identified her as a true Wander Woman, so I was excited to hear her story. I always enjoy talking to yogis who like to travel because they have such worldly and thoughtful insights to share. Erin proved me right, yet again.
Erin is a Professor of Audiology (the study of sound) and started photography in high school. She mainly taught herself, playing with lighting and taking pictures of "weird things" around her room. When Instagram blew up she started focusing on landscapes but it has remained a side gig/passion project for her. She teaches yoga, practices yoga, and has a kind and caring spirit that's abundantly clear throughout our conversation.
We discussed:
1. Why she quit her job to travel last year
2. How she manages the expectations of her parents and society
3. Why she encourages young adults to travel more
4. How she practices self-care by listening to her daily needs
5. Where she goes to find calm and relaxation
6. Excuses we hear as yoga instructors and why they are BS
7. The importance of saying "no" to people or plans that don't serve you
8. How to evaluate your next move, are you doing it for you, ego, or someone else?
9. The top places she thinks all Wander Women should visit
After the interview I'll discuss:
1. The importance of eating like you love yourself including my own battle with disordered eating.
2. Why I stopped eating sugar (it's more expensive than you think)
3. Why I am NOT going to school to study Traditional Chinese Medicine; I want to elaborate on Yesterday's Big Announcement about moving to Costa Rica
Learn More about Erin:
www.erinwilbanksphotography.com
IG: @erinwilbanksphotography