Bücher veröffentlicht von Nicole Antoinette

Maybe you're a college student looking for a space that fits your budget and study needs. Perhaps you're dusting off the debris of a tough breakup and searching for a fresh start. You might be someone who simply dislikes the idea of coming home to an empty house and prefers the lively vibe of shared living. Or you might be a travel enthusiast, a digital nomad, always on the move, and yearning for a living arrangement that doesn't chain you down.Whatever the case, you're wondering if renting a room could be the right fit for you. After all, it's far more affordable and flexible than renting a house or apartment by yourself, and it offers all of the amenities at a fraction of the cost. Room rentals might seem like an easy-breezy solution, but like most things in life, they come with their own set of unique challenges.Jumping into the world of room rentals without being well-equipped is like jumping into the deep end of a pool without knowing how to swim. It's essential to get your bearings right, or things can go south quickly.To truly unlock the benefits of room rentals, you need a roadmap, and that's where this book comes in. It's more than just a guide-it's a trusted companion to help you navigate through the potential pitfalls and highlights of the room rental landscape."The Room Renting Journey" takes you by the hand from the very beginning: determining what you want, identifying the perfect room, adapting to co-living, and even guiding you through the moving out process when the time comes. It also comes with worksheets, checklists, sample letters and other practical resources that are designed to empower you to make informed decisions and keep your room rental adventure as smooth and rewarding as possible.It's a must-have tool on your journey to a fulfilling room rental experience.

What happens when you don't want the same things that everyone around you seems to want? How lonely is a life lived off the traditional path? In August 2021, after years of grieving a divorce, living in a tiny van, and grappling with pandemic isolation, lapsed hiker Nicole Antoinette set out to walk all 491 miles of the Colorado Trail.It had been more than two years since her last long-distance hike at that point, and she had no idea if she could still do it. Was it unrealistic to think that she could spend months of each year out in the wilderness? At 36-years-old shouldn't she be focusing on other goals? A career, for instance, or buying a house and putting down roots?What We Owe to Ourselves is a thoughtful and fun adventure memoir, exploring what happens when you decide to turn away from all the "shoulds" and take the risk of defining success for yourself instead.

In 2017, stuck in a loop of codependency and people-pleasing, 32-year-old novice backpacker Nicole Antoinette sets off to find her self-belief and inner resilience by doing something she does not for one second believe she can actually do: solo- hike all 800 miles of the rugged Arizona Trail. The guiding question she brings with her is this: What do we find when we push ourselves further than we ever thought we could go? How To Be Alone: an 800-mile hike on the Arizona Trail is a cathartic adventure memoir that explores the privilege to be able to choose your own suffering, as well as the process of becoming a better friend to yourself along the way.