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From motivation, language learning, business, nomadic life stories of world travel, to just plain dropping your baggage, Fly with Lily podcast offers the inspiration you need to open yourself to this world of opportunities...without…

Podcast · By Fly with Lily · Chinese (China) · Official site

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Jul 25, 2026
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  1. Episode · Jul 25, 2026

    Turns out Iceland is pretty warm (opens the original)

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    I finally stepped off the plane and onto Icelandic soil. The first thing I did wasn't chase the Northern Lights or take photos for the internet. It was to fight through freezing winds, jump on a shuttle bus, and go find a friend I'd known for over twenty years. This episode: the Blue Lagoon. Milky blue water, minus-eight-degree winds, volcanic mud masks, and singing in the sauna. About travel, about friendship, and about the dreams that become whole not because you finally arrived — but because

  2. Episode · Jul 10, 2026

    Like Another Planet (opens the original)

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    When the plane landed, I looked out the window — That wasn't the Earth I knew. Black volcanic rock. White snow. A horizon that stretched further than imagination. In this episode, I take you onto the flight from London to Reykjavík — and into the moment I'd been waiting six years for. Landing in Iceland for the first time felt less like arriving at a place and more like waking up inside a dream you forgot you were having. Come fly with me. My Website is Flywithlily.com

  3. Episode · Jul 9, 2026

    The Price of 90 Pounds (opens the original)

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    A single taxi ride cost me the price of a plane ticket. That morning, the London Underground was on strike, and I almost missed my flight to Reykjavík. I flagged down a black cab and watched the meter climb to £90 — nearly the cost of the flight itself. In this episode: is travel really more dangerous, more romantic than people think? Or does it just magnify the things we usually avoid at home? And how one expensive, rushed morning turned into a habit I still carry today. Join me back in that ca

  4. Episode · Jul 9, 2026

    Why Did I Go to Iceland? (opens the original)

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    Why Did I Go to Iceland? | Iceland Series Part 2 | EP. 1888 “Sometimes what changes your life isn’t a grand decision — it’s a single moment when you choose to trust yourself.” — Lily Have you ever had that feeling? You’ve waited for something for years… And then one day, it suddenly appears right in front of you— So quickly that you barely have time to react. That’s exactly what happened to me in 2019. In this episode, I share the story of why I finally decided to go to Iceland—a dream that had

  5. Episode · Jul 9, 2026

    Why did I always go back to Iceland? (opens the original)

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    I've traveled to over 40 countries. My favorite has always been Iceland. It started with a movie — and one quiet promise to myself. That promise brought me back four times, for over a hundred nights: through all four seasons, two love stories, and more versions of myself than I can count. Follow Lily: Iceland is a bilingual story series about travel, love, loss, healing, and becoming. Not a travel guide. A collection of moments that made me who I am. Follow along. The journey begins now. My webs

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