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The owner of Rogue Experiences is a good example of the way that travel advisors, for whom travel is often a second career, can draw on past experiences to reinvent themselves in a fulfilling way.
Is travel better than therapy? Danielle Washington, owner of Rogue Experiences, thinks so. She strives to provide her client base, primarily African-American entrepreneurial women much like herself, with highly customized getaways that are both relaxing and life-changing. Having left behind a high-powered career in the tech world, she knows only too well the need to decompress and “ditch the norm” for something more satisfying.
Washington is a good example of the way that travel advisors, for whom travel is often a second career, can draw on past experiences to reinvent themselves in a fulfilling way.
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