So let me ask this directly: If I put together a small group trip to ... Santa Fe — relaxed pace, cultural experiences, good food… Who would actually consider going? Comment “SANTA FE” if you’d be open to it (or “QUESTION” if you’d want more details first)

If I were to actually move forward with ONE small group trip first, which would you be more likely to go on? • Santa Fe • Charleston • Puerto Rico Comment one. If none say what would actually get you to go.

What kind of trip sounds most appealing right now? • A relaxed small group getaway • A bucket-list international trip • A short weekend reset (2–3 nights) • A “first solo but not alone” trip • Just exploring ideas for now No commitment — just getting a feel for where everyone’s mindset is. Your answers help shape: – upcoming group trips – destinations we explore – trip length – and how structured vs flexible things should be Just drop one that fits you best.

What time of year are you actually MOST likely to go on a short (2–3 night) trip? • Fall (Sept–Oct) • Early December • Spring• Summer Comment one that realistically works for you.

Let’s be honest—it’s not just about the trip. It’s: - the cost - the time off - the responsibility - the feeling that it’s not the “right time” That hesitation is real. Most people don’t avoid travel because they don’t want it.They avoid it because it feels irresponsible or unclear. But here’s the shift: Nobody here is telling you to book a huge, expensive trip tomorrow. The goal isn’t to go all-in. It’s to start smaller and get clarity first. A weekend trip.A simple plan.A real option you can actually see yourself taking. Because once you have something concrete—dates, price, plan— It stops being: “I wish I could travel” And becomes: “I can actually do this” And the logistics?Time, budget, planning? All solvable. But only after you decide you actually want to go. So let me ask you this: What’s actually stopping you right now? - Cost - Time - Not knowing where to go - Something else Drop it below.