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Exploring Columbus, Ohio (What to See and Eat…)
Hello, Hello, Hello,
If you follow me on Instagram, you know that I was recently Exploring Columbus, Ohio. It was our first time in Columbus, and I freaking loved it! Columbus, Ohio is such a beautiful city, and the people are just incredibly friendly.
Why Columbus, Ohio?
Drew and I went to Columbus for a 3-day conference called the “Summit of Greatness” by Lewis Howes. If you haven’t heard me rave about Lewis Howes before, you have to look him up. He’s amazing! He has one of the top podcasts on iTunes called “The School of Greatness.” If you love hearing entrepreneurs speak on their journey if you like to be motivated and inspired by the most incredible people in the world you have to listen to the podcast.
Besides being in Colombus, Ohio for “The Summit of Greatness” Drew and I wanted to take advantage of the trip, so we flew in a few days early to explore the city. And I am so glad we did because it was so much fun.
So here is a little list of the restaurants and places we visited while in Columbus, Ohio. Sort of like a “mini-city guide.” -
Connecting to the World via Portals
Imagine walking into a giant Gold Shipping container and being transported to a different part of the world. Sounds cool right?
Well that’s exactly what the Portals Project is all about. It’s an immersive experience walking into a gold shipping container and instantly being connected to someone who’s located in another country. Drew and I got to participate in this experience last week and it was amazing.
We connected with individuals our own age in Gaza City, Palestine. Drew and I didn’t know what to expect so we just went in with an open mind. We were both super excited and a little nervous.
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Rosson House Museum in Arizona
Sightseeing and history lessons are always my favorite part about traveling. So when I found out we were going to Phoenix, Arizona I was excited because I’d never visited before. We didn’t have a whole lot of time to explore the city since we were there for a family function. However, a visit to the Rosson House Museum fit right into our schedule.
