
Welcome, beautiful Voyagers.
I created this site for you, my fellow people pleasers, overthinkers, and perfectionists.
I’m glad you’re here.
— Meredith
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Beautiful Voyager is a unique site for overthinkers, people pleasers, and perfectionists. I created bevoya.com a decade ago when I was diagnosed with Generalized Anxiety Disorder by a neurologist, setting out to to explore why I never knew that anxiety was behind the migraines, nausea, and physical pain I was experiencing. Were there other overthinkers out there struggling with similar issues as me?
In 2020 I wrote my first book, Get Out of My Head: Inspiration for Overthinkers in an Anxious World, based on some of the learnings I’d gathered from the site and the Beautiful Voyager community. I’m now working on my second book in this space focused on mindbody science, a fascinating emerging space whose power can help those of us who are “too smart to heal.” I can’t wait to share some of my more recent discoveries when that book comes out next year!
- Meredith Skrzypek Arthur, Sept 2025
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Voyagers are the people who make up the Beautiful Voyager community. At heart, we’re a bunch of intrepid internal travelers. Yes, Voyagers are overthinkers, people pleasers, and perfectionists, but that’s really shorthand for people who struggle with stress, anxiety, and overthinking. Some may describe Voyagers as Highly Sensitive People, others may talk about our easily stimulated brains, and of course the word “neurotic” will be salad dressing tossed into the mix. It’s important to remember that with the right structure, we are unstoppable, but the path to get there is hard. This is why we are here to support each other. Explore the Voyager Lighthouse map to find the Voyager closest to you right now!
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Healing is not linear. It requires consistency, open-mindedness, and experimentation, which can be hard to achieve in a moment in suffering.
If something works, you should pay attention to it, since small wins can lead to a big win over time.
Healing starts with learning how to feel safe internally. Not a straightforward task, it requires wayfaring beyond our comfort zones.
The study of the human brain and nervous system is still in its infancy. This site is looking for a front seat to the latest learnings as they arrive.