Margie Goldsmith, Business Jet Traveler, Wine, Dine & Travel, and Food and Travel contributor has published over 1,000 articles for Forbes.com, O the Oprah Magazine, Bloomberg Pursuits, Robb Report, Saturday Evening Post, Travel and Leisure, The Wall Street Journal, The Globe & Mail and many others.
She specializes in essays, experiential adventure, luxury travel, lifestyle, and CEO and celeb profiles. Her stories have taken her to 150 countries on seven continents and have earned her 101 writing awards including the coveted Gold Lowell Thomas Travel Award from SATW, three Folio Eddie and Ozzie Awards, an Emmy, dozens of NATJA Awards and three times the Travel Classics Award.
She has also written, sung and played harmonica on two albums, Margie Goldsmith & Friends, Parts 1 and 2. Goldsmith is a four-time published novelist: Screw-Up, Alice Dalton Brown, and Masters of the Harmonica. Her latest book is her memoir, Becoming a Badass: From Fearful to Fierce.
When visiting 150 foreign countries, she gives away Hohner harmonicas to school children because, Goldsmith says. “Music is a universal language, an ideal way to communicate with everyone, It’s my passport to the world.
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Margie Goldsmith is available in person and via Zoom. She has inspired countless audiences speaking about reinvention, travel, childhood trauma, cancer survivors, divorce, adventure, and fitness. (Goldsmith has been to 150 countries). Contact: margie@margiegoldsmith.com
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