Scroll the upcoming adventures and find the one calling your name. Maybe it’s the route. Maybe it’s the crew. Maybe it’s the need to get out of regular life for a minute. I support that.

When you find one that gives you the little “oh hell yes” feeling, hit the “start my adventure request” button, send me your details, and I’ll be in touch with the next steps.

I’ll send over the quote, booking details, and next steps. If there are tweaks to be made and we don’t quite nail it on the first round, no stress — I’ll adjust and wrangle the details with you until it feels like the right trip.

Once you’re ready to go for it, any required deposit or payment is your “yes, I’m in” moment. That’s when we move from dreaming and scheming to actually booking the thing.

Second Shift Adventures is powered by Fora Travel, which means your travel pieces are handled professionally — not duct-taped together in a panic the night before.

Once you’re booked, I’ll send over your Rally Pack with your itinerary, confirmations, payment dates if applicable, travel notes, packing recommendations, schedule details, and everything you need to start getting adventure-ready.

Inside your Rally Pack, you’ll get the details you need to turn the idea into an actual trip — suggested timing, booking notes, add-ons to consider, travel tips, and the kind of practical info that keeps things moving.

You’ll also have access to a Second Shift Adventures pro to help answer questions, talk through options, and keep the planning from turning into a full-time unpaid internship.

Then it’s time to jump into the group chat — rally your crew, ask the questions, make the jokes, compare notes, share the “are we really doing this?” screenshots, and start the trip energy early.

Because the adventure should feel fun before you even pack.

Pack your bags, get yourself to the starting point, and get ready for the good kind of therapy: fresh scenery, solid humans, questionable jokes, and an adventure with enough personality to make real life feel a little less bossy for a while.

And if things get bumpy along the way, don’t spiral. Reach out. I’ve got you — from the first “should we do this?” to the last “okay, where are we going next?”