Lisa's love of travel didn't start with her own reinvention. It started with her dad.
Beginning in high school and continuing through college, she and her father traveled the world together. He wasn't extravagant, he drove a modest car, cut coupons, kept things simple. But experiences were where he spent without hesitation. That was his one indulgence, and the one he gave her most: the belief that experiences matter more than things.
On the road, something else surprised her. Her father, quiet and reserved at home, came alive with strangers, easy, curious, unguarded, in a way she rarely saw anywhere else. Watching him taught her that curiosity can drop anyone's guard, given the right conditions.
That's the belief every journey Lisa creates is built on: that the right experience, in the right conditions, can open people up, to adventure, to each other, and to themselves.