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Stand Tall in 2026: 3 Simple Habits to Build a Life You Love, One Day at a Time

Stand Tall in 2026: 3 Simple Habits to Build a Life You Love, One Day at a Time

Every January, the world gets loud with reinvention. 

New goals. New systems. New rules. New pressure. 
Like if we don’t completely overhaul our lives by mid-month, we’ve “missed it.” 

But here’s what I know for sure: the biggest changes in my life have rarely come from dramatic, all-at-once transformations. They’ve come from small, steady habits—the kind that feel meaningful and even enjoyable… so they don’t turn into another job. 

That’s the Stand Tall approach I’m taking into 2026: choose a few simple practices that bring me back to myself and quietly build the life I love—one ordinary day at a time. 

Why I believe in small trusty habits 

(Small habits have already improved my life in countless ways.) 

Last year, I set a very unglamorous goal: walk three miles most days and lift weights. 

No perfect schedule. No complicated tracker. Just a decision: move my body more consistently. 

And I can’t overstate what that shift did for my year—my energy, my stress levels, my clarity, my confidence. It wasn’t a makeover. It was a foundation. 

I did the same with something entirely different: I set a goal to learn French by doing a few Duolingo lessons most days of the week. Some days it was five minutes. Some days it was more. But it stayed light—and because it stayed light, it stayed doable. 

I’m carrying both of those into 2026, along with a few cornerstone habits that have been quietly shaping my life for years. 

Here are the three I’m leaning into most right now. 

Habit #1: Watch more sunsets  

I used to treat sunsets like a bonus—something I caught only if the timing worked out. 

But last month in Florida, I took a sunset video that stopped me. The sky was putting on a full, quiet masterpiece… and it reminded me of something I forget when life is busy: 

The day can end beautifully—even if it was hard. 

Sunsets are a reset. A pause button. A gentle reminder that you’re allowed to stop pushing for a moment and simply be in your own life. 

How to make this habit doable (not “another thing”) 

  • Choose one or two evenings a week to step outside on purpose. 
  • Set a simple reminder: “Go outside. Look up.” 
  • Watch for three minutes. That counts. 
  • Record a short clip if you want to remember it—but watch with your own eyes first. 

The end-of-2025 sunset that left me stunned, grateful, and speechless from its beauty: 

Habit #2: Choose one activity habit you enjoy repeating 

For me, that activity habit has become walking and weight training. 

It’s simple, but it’s powerful: when I move my body, I’m more patient. More grounded. More resilient. I make better decisions. I feel more like myself. 

And the key? I believe in keeping goals friendly. Not punishing. Not dramatic. Not performance-based. 

How I keep it from feeling like “work” 

  • I aim for most days, not every day. 
  • I let it be good enough: three miles can be one walk or broken up. 
  • I pair it with something I enjoy (music, a podcast, quiet, a friend). 
  • I treat strength training like a gift to future-me, not a punishment for present-me. 

If you want a Stand Tall version of this habit, here it is: 
Pick an activity habit that makes you feel capable. Then repeat it often enough that your heart and confidence shine more of who you are. 

Habit #3: Read (and let reading be a doorway back to a brighter you) 

Reading is one of my favorite ways to come back to who I am. I have always loved to read, from my earliest memories through my education, through the years I led a book recommendation team and read 50+ per year, to now. I am largely who I am because I read. I don’t read nearly as much as I want to now, and so this year, I’m setting a small goal to get back to books more. 

Sometimes I want fiction that pulls me into a story and lets my brain exhale. Recently I’ve enjoyed authors like Camille Pagán, Mary Kubica, and Susan Meissner—the kind of books that make you turn one more page and then another and fall into a great story. 

And sometimes I want the “meatier” nonfiction that makes me think and stretch. I’ve also been reading Jordan B. Peterson and Julia Cameron—very different voices, but both in their own way invite deeper reflection and intentional living. 

I also have upcoming book events on my calendar this year, which I love because they make reading feel like a lived experience—something shared, not just consumed. 

A simple way to build this habit without pressure 

  • Keep a book where your habits already live: nightstand, kitchen counter, bag. 
  • Read 10 pages a day (or 10 minutes). 
  • Consider having two options going: 
  • One easy, enjoyable book 
  • One growth book 

A Stand Tall reading habit isn’t about finishing a list. 
It’s about choosing what fills your soul—then letting it shape your days. 

The trusty cornerstone habits that are the foundation for my life… 

These are the practices that don’t look impressive on paper, but they change the quality of my life. 

They’re simple, meaningful, and they don’t feel like work—which is exactly why they last. 

A few of mine: 

  • Dinners with my spouse (a real “we’re here” moment to be together and spend time in conversation at the end of each day) 
  • Unplugging at intentional times (even short windows help) 
  • Disabling phone notifications (this one is surprisingly life-changing) 
  • Starting my day fueling my heart and soul with a piece of a read-through-the-Bible plan and a devotional 

These habits help me to stand tall and regain balance in a busy life.  
They help me build a life I love because they help me actually live and enjoy it. 

Enjoy Today book (a small daily companion) 

One more thing that supports me in these habits is a daily reminder to stay present—to stop postponing joy until everything is “settled.” 

If you’d like a simple daily nudge like that, my Enjoy Today daily inspirational is available on Amazon for $3.99. 

EnJOY Today by Jennifer Lyn cover

Link to Enjoy Today on Amazon here: https://www.amazon.com/EnJoy-Today-Inspirations-Every-Day-ebook/dp/B0061D9HZO/ 

Link to the hardcover version published by Tyndale, The One Year Mini for Busy Women:https://www.amazon.com/One-Year-Mini-Busy-Women/dp/1414314779/ 

Question for you 

What’s one simple habit you want to build in 2026—something that feels meaningful, enjoyable, and like it helps you to stand taller? 

About the Author

Jennifer Lyn Estep | Paris

Jennifer Lyn Estep is a medtech commercialization executive and strategic leader who believes creativity fuels great leadership. Through her Stand Tall, Darling writing, she shares grounded, practical habits for building a life you love—one day at a time. She is also the author of The One Year Mini for Busy Women and Enjoy Today. She’s the founder of Illuminous Studio on Etsy, featuring her original photography and paper goods designed to bring more light (and more meaning) to everyday moments. Link to IlluminouStudio at Etsy

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The Ten-Minute December Reset: Recharge with Laughter, Reflection, and a Stand Tall Mindset

The Ten-Minute December Reset

How to laugh more, look within, and stop looking back before 2026

Increasingly, the end of each year feels like a sprint.
Deadlines. Holidays. Family schedules. Celebrations. Year-end reviews. And at the same time, the year-end feels like a spotlight on the things that haven’t gone as we want. There’s a hushed pressure to “finish strong”, and we already feel tired.

Remember Extreme Home Makeover, where they tore a house down to the studs and rebuilt it in a week—and the owners came back bewildered, because they could barely recognize their own home? Those kinds of transformations are wild and wonderful, but they’re also complete overhauls. Complete overhauls are exhausting.

Before we rush into 2026, what if we gave ourselves a few minutes to reset—something that doesn’t require a week to prepare for, several days away, or a complete life plan overhaul?

Enter, the December reset.

The December Reset is not a complete overhaul. It’s not about reinventing our entire lives before January 1st; it’s about making a few small, meaningful shifts we can actually do during the busiest time of the year—shifts that still leave us standing in a life that feels like ours, just a little lighter, calmer, and more true.

For me, a few small choices help me to recharge, reflect on what matters, and step into the new year with a Stand Tall stance instead of a stressed-out sprint that ends in exhaustion.

In my own life and leadership, I keep coming back to three anchors for a life well-lived:
1) laughter in the moment, 2) honest reflection, and 3) a forward-focused Stand Tall mindset.

How to start? 3 small choices…

1. Add More Laughter to Today

When we’re overloaded, laughter is usually the first thing to go. We may already be exhausted, and everything feels dire, serious. We tell ourselves we don’t have time for “fun.” But often a 30-second laugh does more to clear our heads than another 30 minutes staring at a spreadsheet.

Laughter is one of the simplest ways to enjoy today—not the imaginary “one day” when everything is finally organized and calm, but this day, exactly as it is. After all, we never get today back again. Why not reframe the serious things of today and remember — today is a gift. A little laughter goes a long way.

To find a little laughter and a bit of joy:

Laughter doesn’t erase our challenges, but it gives our wiring a little break—and that break is where creativity, patience, a better attitude, and better decisions begin.

@catmessmorris
This is our cat Morris. He is obsessed with climbing the Christmas tree and we’ve made a funny video about it. Check him out at Instagram @catmessmorris

2. Make Space for Reflection

I’m a goal setter. Are you?

More than goal setting, I want to ensure I’ve reached my goals before the end of the year. But more than achieving goals and checking items off the list for 2025, before we write the big goals for 2026, we need a quiet moment to ask:

What did this year really hold? What did it teach me? What do I want to carry forward—and what am I ready to let go of?

Reflection isn’t about criticizing ourselves for what we didn’t accomplish. It’s about honoring the things we DID achieve but may not be able to neatly check off of a list. The best of 2025 may not be all the things we “did” but what we arrived at inside—the new things we created, the difficulties we survived—and letting those important parts of our year light the way ahead.

Reflection doesn’t have to be a retreat to a far-away place to be effective. What if we were to try this today?

  1. Take ten minutes.
    Start with a cup of coffee or tea. Set the phone on “Do Not Disturb” and unplug for this 10 minutes.
  2. Choose to look at something that makes us breathe easier, relax.
    Maybe it’s a favorite photo, a candle, sunshine through the window, a piece of art on the wall—anything that calms our breathing for a moment.
  3. Answer three questions in a notebook or notes app:
    • What am I grateful for from this year—big or small?
    • What am I quietly proud of that I haven’t celebrated yet?
    • What am I ready to let go of before 2026?

Through these 10 minutes, maybe we now feel more centered, in balance. I feel more:

  • Clarity about what truly matters to me.
  • Grace for the version of who I am and what I’ve walked through this year.
  • Direction for what I want to pursue more—and less—of in the year to come.

If you’re someone who lives on autopilot for everyone else, this is one of the kindest gifts you can give yourself: ten honest minutes to listen to your own life.

3. Choose a Stand Tall Mindset

For 2026, we move into the new year stronger with a Stand Tall Mindset. That might mean less looking in the rearview, more forward motion and a more positive focus.

To stand tall is to say:

I’m not going to let my past failures, old stories, or other people’s expectations decide who I get to be next.

As we step toward 2026, we can keep replaying the old loops—every misstep, every “should have,” every comparison—or we can choose to turn our gaze forward.

If we choose one thing today, we could:

  • Write one sentence about how you want to show up in 2026. Just one.
    “I will stop apologizing for things that are outside my control.”
    “I will stand tall and keep a hopeful, forward-looking mindset in my work and my life.”
  • Choose one yes and one no.
    Say yes to something that moves you forward—even if it’s tiny (sending an email, asking a question, exploring an idea – or bigger, like saying yes to taking a vacation).
    Say no to one thing that drains you and drags you backward—a commitment, a pattern, or a habit that you know you want to let go of.
  • Use your health and posture as a reminder.
    The next time you’re in a meeting or walking into a room, notice your posture. Put your shoulders back. Lift your chin. Imagine taking a more open and relaxed mindset. Embrace possibilities. Allow creativity. Stand tall.

Sometimes standing tall on the inside starts with standing tall on the outside.

For many of us—this is the brave work: no longer shrinking, over-explaining, or waiting to feel perfectly ready. Instead, we decide to stand tall, trust our instincts, and move forward with purpose.

The December Reset, Not a Grand Reinvention

A grand reinvention always sounds too big to even start. Doesn’t it? The good news is we don’t need a complete life overhaul before the calendar turns. We can benefit in this important season by taking a few minutes to try a December Reset.

These three simple practices can help us to reset, and we can try them today:

  • Laugh a little more. Let joy in, even in small, fun ways.
  • Reflect with kindness. Give ourselves ten honest minutes to notice the good in what this year has held.
  • Choose a Stand Tall stance. Turn our gazes forward and decide, in one small way, not to live in the rearview.

When we do, we’ll give ourselves a bit of permission to enjoy this day, even as we prepare for what’s ahead—to let light and joy and creativity in, not just push harder.

Here’s to laughter that lifts, reflection that centers, and a Stand Tall posture that carries us into a new year with courage and grace.

Question for you: Which of these three practices—laughter, reflection, or a Stand Tall mindset—do you most want to lean into as we head toward 2026?

Jennifer Lyn Estep is a writer, photographer, and leadership mentor who believes our brightest work begins when we give ourselves permission to enjoy today and stand tall in our own stories. A Purdue-trained engineer and global medtech strategist, she blends practical insight with creativity to help women lead with clarity, courage, and heart. Through Illuminous Studio and her upcoming book, Stand Tall, Darling, she shares letters, images, and tools that invite readers to pause, reflect, and move forward with intention.

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Leadership That Lifts: Why We Rise Higher When We Raise Others 

Leadership That Lifts

We have all seen and experienced difficult workplaces and negative cultures in action – usually driven by the leader who sinks others to get ahead. But how many of us have experienced the benefits and effects of positive cultures in action?  

The positive, uplifting culture is where I got my start. As an engineering student at Purdue University, I joined a mentoring program led by a pioneering leader on mentoring, Dr. Emy Wadsworth. The first year in the mentoring program, there were a dozen mentees; today there are hundreds. The model has been increasingly successful. Purdue engineering upperclasswomen help the next class of women navigate one of the most demanding curricula in the country. Today, Purdue’s Engineering programs have the largest number of enrolled women in the United States. Why? I believe it is due in large part to leadership that lifts. 

The program’s impact—and the recognition Dr. Wadsworth received early in the program from United States President Bill Clinton—remind me again that leadership isn’t a zero-sum game. When we lift, we rise. 

Real Results of Positive Leadership 

There is something indelible about leadership that celebrates balance and practices lifting others up instead of pushing others down to get ahead. This “leadership that lifts” is important and effective. The data tell a clear story: 

  • Recognition fuels effort. 69% of employees say they would work harder if their efforts were recognized. 
  • Poor leadership drives disengagement. 82% of employees link weak leadership to disengagement. 
  • Strong leadership wins. Companies with strong leadership are 2 to 3 times more likely to outperform competitors financially. 
  • Hope matters. More than 60% of followers say they need to see hope from leaders, and a hopeful leader increases the likelihood of employees – and the business – thriving. 

Put simply: a leader’s ability to model hope, offer recognition, and create opportunity directly improves productivity, retention, and results. It also changes who gets to thrive. Women still hold far fewer senior roles than men; cultures that lift can help close that gap by making sponsorship, visibility, and recognition the norm—not the exception. 

Leadership That Lifts 

So what does “leadership that lifts” look like in practice? 

  1. Name the win, specifically and publicly. Replace the vague “good job” with, “Your analysis clarified the path to launch—thank you.” Specific recognition builds confidence and standards. 
  1. Share the stage. If you present the work, bring the team with you. Give credit in the room where decisions are made. 
  1. Sponsor across lines. Make intros, recommend stretch roles, and advocate for underrepresented talent—especially when they aren’t in the room. 
  1. Model hope with honesty. Articulate a clear path forward, acknowledge constraints, and point to what’s possible next. 
  1. Make space for creativity. Innovation needs air. Invite ideas outside job descriptions—yes, even the “creative” ones we often hide. 

If we’re only climbing by pushing others down, we’re not leading—we’re competing for a prize that doesn’t exist. On the contrary, lifting others up ensures we’re bringing others along on a positive journey. Leaders who lead to make a difference are leaders who impact the world for the better.

When we get to the end of life, it’s the community and positive collaboration we’ve been a part of that makes our lives significant and meaningful. The leaders I admire most are builders of community and collaboration, not ones who exclude and push out. 

That’s the culture I’m committed to creating: one where recognition is frequent, positivity is upheld, hope is visible, and success is shared. 

Stand Tall Letters 

Jennifer Lyn Estep | Mount Saint Michel, France
Jennifer at Mont Saint Michel, France

I have long kept my creative life outside of work separate from my professional brand. After much reflection, I realized why: the perception we should all be working 24/7 is real. However, a culture that supports balance and positive pursuits outside of our career personas is important. It’s not only okay, but important, to be authentically our whole selves.

I’ve created Stand Tall Letters as a result, based on the belief that confidence grows when we’re moving forward, creativity fuels positive leadership, and our best work begins when we decide to stay true to our dreams. 

Next Steps

Want to work together? Looking for a speaker or positive leader to help make a positive impact at your company? Send me a direct message. Let’s get started!

If this resonates, I’d love to stay in touch. Subscribe to Stand Tall Letters (below)—my twice monthly note on resilient leadership and creating a positive, deeply loved, authentic life—and by subscribing, you’ll also receive the Stand Tall Workbook free to help you define the culture you want to build for your team (and yourself).  

Let’s lift—so we can all rise together. 

Stand Tall Workbook by Jennifer Lyn Estep
Stand Tall Workbook

Consultant, speaker, and author, Jennifer Lyn Estep blends Purdue engineering and Harvard business training to help biopharma/medtech teams scale—while pursuing her creative work as the writer and artist behind Stand Tall and Illuminous Studio.

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The Beauty of Handwritten Notes

There’s something about seeing a familiar handwriting on an envelope that makes my heart pause for a moment — a quiet recognition of love in the written word. In a world where most messages arrive as alerts and pings, a handwritten note feels like time slowed down just long enough for someone to say, you matter to me.

My grandmother had the most beautiful handwriting — sweeping and elegant, with flourishes that looked like they’d been practiced over a lifetime. She mailed cards for every season and letters for no reason at all. Sometimes, when the house is quiet, I open the box that holds her notes and reread the love in her words. They’re my treasures now that she’s gone — reminders that love, when written by hand, can outlast everything.

There’s a special beauty in autumn. I love the golden light and the way the leaves twirl quietly to the ground below. I find myself collecting a few brightly colored leaves — a small keepsake from this season that flutters by too fast.

Golden Autumn | Jennifer Lyn Estep

Sending something handwritten isn’t just about paper and ink. It’s about connection. It’s the warmth of presence arriving in someone’s mailbox — something they can hold, reread, and remember they are loved.

New to my art shop, Illuminous Studio and Etsy (IlluminouStudio), I’ve created sets of greeting cards inspired by the beauty of the seasons and the art of slowing down. They’re perfect for sending a card to someone you love, or gifting a set to someone who enjoys photography and sending encouraging handwritten notes to someone who matters to them.

New Illuminous Greeting Cards

Save 15% on orders of $50+ with coupon code WELCOME, expiring Friday, November 22, 2025.

This season, write a few words. Drop a handwritten envelope into the mail, and let someone you love know how much they matter to you. 

Soon, it will be winter. The trees will be bare. But this season of falling leaves and waning light is the perfect time to get started. Handwritten. 

Because handwriting, like autumn light, has a way of making the world a little more beautiful.

Christmas will be here soon, and I have a few surprises planned in the weeks ahead.

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Thank you for being part of this journey. I hope you will visit Illuminous Studio (IlluminousStudio.com) or my Etsy shop to see what’s new and find something you can share with someone you love.

With gratitude and light,
Jennifer Lyn Estep
Illuminous Studio & Stand Tall, Darling

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Autumn Golden Days

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Fall is finally here — cozy sweaters, crisp air, and that golden light that makes everything feel a little softer. I had the joy of speaking at Purdue this week with a group of amazing women in engineering — we talked about innovation, confidence, and even did a fun commercialization activity that turned into laughter and some great moments of teamwork, creativity, and discussion.

Purdue speaking 2025

Life isn’t always easy. Lots of us have tough things we’re going through. We have big goals, but that doesn’t mean that our paths are easy or straightforward. I shared with them — and I’ll share here a belief I have that we all need to remember — your best days are 100% in front of you. 

Sometimes we all need to hear that again, especially as the holidays start sneaking up on us. This season can be beautiful, but it can also be heavy. I believe we all need community to lift each other up when life feels full.

I’ve been pouring my heart into the Stand Tall space — a mix of words, art, and gentle reminders that you’re not alone. You’ll start seeing new pieces from Illuminous Studio, also at Etsy, popping up — like a daisy print and a simple mug that says exactly what I believe: your best days really are ahead.

So grab a warm cup of your favorite coffee, step outside for a few deep breaths of crisp autumn air, and know you’ve got a friend cheering you on. 

With gratitude,
Jennifer
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Stand Tall, Darling

The Journey Begins

Stand Tall Community

I’m so glad you’re here. Stand Tall, Darling started as a book—a memoir about finding courage after fear, and learning to stand tall in your own life. But it’s becoming something bigger: a movement, a community, a reminder that we rise taller together.

Here, I’ll share behind-the-scenes glimpses of the book, inspiration for living with confidence and grace, and updates as the Stand Tall Community takes shape—a space for honest conversation, encouragement, and connection.

If you’ve ever felt small, uncertain, or ready to reclaim your voice—this is for you.

Jennifer Lyn Estep | Stand Tall Darling

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Follow @StandTallDarlingBook on Instagram and Facebook.
Sign up for the Stand Tall News to be the first to receive content and more. I’m excited about our journey together!

Here’s to standing tall, together.
— Jennifer Lyn Estep

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Venice Grand Canal Exclusive Oil-on-Canvas Painting by artist Jennifer Lyn, reproduction Canvas

Venice Grand Canal Exclusive Oil-on-Canvas by artist Jennifer Lyn, reproduction Canvas

Venice, a city of timeless allure, is captured in breathtaking detail in Jennifer Lyn’s exclusive oil-on-canvas masterpiece. The Grand Canal, bathed in the golden glow of the setting sun, winds through the heart of the city like a liquid jewel, its shimmering waters reflecting the splendor of historic palazzos. At the center of the scene, a lone gondolier, poised with effortless grace, guides his sleek black gondola through the tranquil current, his silhouette a striking contrast against the opalescent sky. Lyn’s masterful brushstrokes bring Venice’s ethereal beauty to life—each ripple in the water, each ornate balcony, and each play of light and shadow echoing the romance and mystery of La Serenissima. Venice Grand Canal by Jennifer Lyn is a reminder of the beauty of Venice, Italy – to remember moments of favorite travels there and to remind you of favorite trips to come.

Enhanced texture and timeless beauty with our canvas print. The canvas texture enhances the image’s natural look and feel, creating a truly immersive art experience:

Canvas Material: Responsibly sourced FSC-certified wood stretcher bars, cotton-polyester blend (300-350gsm, 350-400 microns).
Thickness: Slim (2cm) and Thick (4cm) options.
Available Sizes: 26 sizes in inches (US & Canada) and cms (rest of the world).
Hanging Kit: Included, varies by country.

No minimum orders, printed and shipped on demand.

Venice Grand Canal can be ordered at our IlluminouStudio shop at Etsy: https://illuminoustudio.etsy.com and here on our site direct.

Contact us to learn more – and wishing you Illuminous Travels and bright days ahead!

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October Illuminous Studio Free Download: Colorado Golden Aspen Phone Wallpaper

Colorado Golden Aspen phone wallpaper

“I’m so glad I live in a world where there are Octobers.”

– L.M. Montgomery

Each month, Illuminous Studio loves to offer free content. Throughout October 2022, Illuminous Studio is offering our golden autumn image, exclusive to Illuminous Studio, Colorado Golden Aspen as a free phone wallpaper download.

We don’t know about you, but phone backgrounds and cases are some of our favorite ways to change things up. Phone wallpaper is a fun, easy way to have a new image as part of our everyday lives. That’s what Illuminous Studio is all about – bringing beauty into everyday life.

How do I get my free phone wallpaper, you might ask?

Simply click the file name / Download below.

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The photograph in October’s Illuminous Studio free download was captured earlier this month in Colorado, USA, on the famed road called the Million Dollar Highway which etches its way along cliffs from Durango to Ooray. The drive is spectacular no matter the season, but with the morning light shining through the golden Aspen, the drive was celestial.

This photograph is the perfect gift for the traveler in your life. Click here to find inspiring wall canvas, phone cases, drinkware, and more.

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