Sarah Morgan

Oct 16, 2024 | thereviewmag.co.uk | Sarah Morgan

As a travel junkie and writer I have the absolute privilege to visit and experience the beauty of the widest variety of places, spaces and peoples around the globe. Yet as the quote says “ no-one realises how beautiful it is to travel until he comes home and rests his head on his old familiar pillow”. I have always appreciated the essence of this quote as I love my home as much as I love to travel, that is until I arrived in Santa Barbara.

Sep 30, 2024 | thereviewmag.co.uk | Sarah Morgan

What is The Global Wealth Migration? The Global Wealth Migration is a worldwide phenomenon, in which increasing numbers of internationally wealthy mobile entrepreneurs and investors – with a liquid investable wealth of over $1M – move their businesses and families from places of origin to new ‘hot spot’ destinations. The main drivers are quality of life, education, security, mobility and tax benefits.

Jul 13, 2024 | brnw.ch | Sarah Morgan

For all the talk about Moon Rabbit’s creative flair and client-whisperer bona fides — and its super-cool company merch — one fundamental question about the agency has gone unanswered: What’s up with that name? Is it just a workaround to allow the company to slap the image of its mascot — a space-helmeted bunny — on the aforementioned merch? Nope. In fact, it’s a play on the agency’s original moniker, Elixir.

Apr 19, 2024 | thereviewmag.co.uk | Sarah Morgan

Marbella has long been acknowledged as a playground for the rich and famous; an iconic destination for an international and intellectual jet set as well as Hollywood’s glitterati, who frequented this Andalusian gem back in the 1950s when it first attracted worldwide attention. Such avant-garde characters were the foundation of the bohemian-aristocratic social circle that made up Marbella’s early DNA. But like every destination, maintaining its appeal over time and generations can be a challenge.

Apr 11, 2024 | blog.humareso.com | Robin Schooling |Sarah Morgan |John Baldino

Yesterday, here along the Gulf Coast of the US, an outbreak of storms (wind, rain, tornado warnings), had us at heel before it moved along on its eastward swing. Personally, since we’re a remote-forward organization, I didn’t have much to worry about other than wondering if I would lose electricity and/or WiFi. (Naturally, because we pay heed to the local meteorologists, we also had our shelter-in-place room ready, made sure the generator was geared up, and laid in a supply of “storm snacks.”).