The Human Connection I Needed on My Solo Sedona Trip

<p>When I planned my trip to Sedona, I waffled back and forth on what I wanted that weekend to be. I felt a call to make it a solo writing retreat, but that felt lonely. I gently threw out the invite to others, but then would feel resistance to sharing the experience.</p> <h2>When the week came, I headed out to the desert alone.</h2> <p>I was a mix of hesitant and excited to retreat from the world and be with my own company. It was Halloween weekend, and a full moon, so there would be no lack of social gatherings and ceremonies tempting me. I set the intention to be open to connections and events if the right one came along.</p> <p><a href="https://medium.com/globetrotters/the-human-connection-i-needed-on-my-solo-sedona-trip-baef36a50f64"><strong>Click Here</strong></a></p>