Sustainable Grad Journal

Sunset view through an open window with wooden shutters, tropical greenery in the foreground, and distant islands across calm water.

can you see the world without costing the earth?

spoiler : yes

Think of this as an interactive digital diary, minus the polished aesthetic and corporate filter. I spent years getting a degree only to end up in a cafƩ making coffee, to save for Australia.

if you scroll down to the bottom and drop your email here’s what you’ll find šŸ’Œ :

  • The live postcard journals: Real, unfiltered, weekly updates on sustainable life and travel tips and tricks, Post-Grad life, and my Australia travels progress.

  • A live community, where you can drop messages and talk amongst yourselves, share your worst hospitality horror stories, your sustainable tips, or even tell me how to survive the move to Oz.

A young woman with blonde hair tied in a bun, wearing sunglasses on her head, a white tank top, and jewelry, is sitting outdoors at a restaurant with a mountain backdrop. She is holding a glass of Aperol Spritz with an orange drink and black straw, with her eyes closed and smiling.

Ever since I can remember, the plan has been to see every corner of this planet-starting with a massive solo trip to Australia. But first, reality check: I’m a recent Portsmouth Geography grad currently steaming milk at a cafĆ©, saving pennies, and trying not to panic about the fact that no one actually tells you how lost you’ll feel the second you finish uni.

ā€œ The Flight Plan ā€œ

This journal is my way of figuring it all out, out loud. Think of it as a shared dream space for fellow broke wanderers. Expect honest post-grad survival diaries, realistic eco-friendly tips that won’t cost you your savings, and a front-row seat to how I’m planning a low-impact escape to Australia. If you're feeling a bit aimless but want to see the world sustainably, let’s be lost together.

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The Post-Uni Postcards

Think of it as a digital postcard. No spam, just real updates on how I’m funding this trip, eco-friendly travel tips, and the chaotic reality of life after uni.