The designers of Prime knew EXACTLY what they were doing when they created this little subscription service. It’s like, why would I ever run to Target when I know I can get everything I need with one click? Well, I do still love Target, but the convenience factor of Prime is certainly nice, especially with all of my traveling lately.
Speaking of traveling, I’ve been really on a mission to make my travel as seamless as possible, and some of these products do just that.
External Charger: (around $10!) My office had a bunch of these babies to bring with us to conferences so I decided to get one of my own. This is an absolute GAME CHANGER. If you’re like me, you find yourself on your phone a whole lot when traveling, which also means a depleted battery. This charger holds enough juice to charge your iPhone three times.
Jump Suit: (around $20) When jump suits first became popular, I swore up, down, left and right that I would never wear one. Welp, I changed my mind and own this in both black and grey. Why? Because there is absolutely nothing more comfortable to travel in than these. It’s like wearing pajamas but still looks chic. Is it slightly annoying to go potty in it? Sure, but the sacrifice is sooooo worth is for the comfort.
Multi-Charging Cable: I love this thing. It’s great that I can charge my phone and Kindle at the same time or my phone and extra charger (see above) at the same time. Plus James IV has a Droid, so we can charge our phones at the same time with this too!
Packing cubes: Seriously, I don’t know what my life would be like without these. I am HOOKED. With me traveling so much, I love that I now don’t feel super unorganized when I hop from city to city, hotel to hotel. I typically organize them by clothing type- one for dresses and skirts/tops, one for shorts/tops; one for bras, socks and undies; one for jammies.. Anyway, you get the idea. When I get to the hotel, everything stays in the packing cube and I just pop them in to a drawer. Plus, if you’re an over packer, the cubes compress everything without wrinkling it. Told you, game changer.
Girl, Stop Apologizing: At the risk of sounding like every other ambitious millennial female, this book is life changing. I’ll be honest, Rachel Hollis does sliiiiightly annoy me, but what she says here is soooo truthful and so important to read. Basically she poses the question: How much of your life decisions are dictated by what other people will think of you? GUILTY! When I started with Arbonne, I was crippled with what other people would think so I didn’t really take it all that seriously. This book completely changed my perspective on it, and I’m so grateful.
So there you have it, friends. Do you have a travel item you can’t live without? Wishing you a great long weekend!