I’m Man! I want to buy a yacht and sail the seven seas. I’m a protector, a provider, and I’m strong. I want to wrestle with Nature like the Old Man and the Sea, and I want you to be at my side bearing witness to it all. I’m man. I want to enjoy my adult children, play with my grandchildren and share in their lives. I want to be safe, be comfortable, and enjoy the fruits years of labor have provided. I want you to be beside me. I’m woman. Surely this sounds familiar either co

“Knowledge is power.” Consider the number of situations and events where this could be applied. It is a familiar expression actually summarizing a series of three steps: 1. select reliable, credible sources for information, 2. consult them in a timely manner, 3. use the information to make informed decisions. Successful application of these steps to a specific life experience will cause a disturbance, for sailing ventures out of blue skies and flat seas, offer greater growt

You can... be new at something and very experienced at something else. You can... do something outside your comfort zone. "That can have different degrees for different people which is really beautiful," shared Veronika. "For one person it can be going to the shopping mall 20 minutes from their home town and then pushing that comfort zone a little bit. For another it can be jumping off Mt Everest. Adventurous for me is doing something outside your comfort zone." Through shar

“What is it like to live on a sail boat in such a small space?” “Is it claustrophobic, especially when you are out for long periods of time?” Common questions I’m often asked by non-sailors. The simple answer is NO. Supporting individuals and couples in gaining the skills and confidence to “cruise," we'll always share the good, the bad, the reality. Essentially, we are talking about living on a vessel that is 43 feet in length and 13 feet at the beam, or widest part. At first