Stockholm Syndrome—a lifestyle blog
About Me
Hi, my name is Ashley Gamarra. I'm a fulltime mom and part-time food blogger & traveler.
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Consider this blog your respite from the monotonous cycle that comes with suburban life. While we celebrate the tranquility and beauty that comes with the security of routine, it can still get — for lack a better word — boring. And I’ve always found exploring the unknown to be a great remedy.
Despite what social media tells you, you don’t have to venture far to add a little adventure to your day. Thanks to the World Wide Web, exotic worlds and cultures can make their way into your own home.
My Journey
1980 something
Birthed into existence
2012
Graduated from the University of Florida with a degree in Communications and minor in Anthropology.
2012
Honduras
2012
These are my exploration years. I jumped jobs before job jumping was cool. From advertising and creative digital gigs to start ups and tech, I tried a bit of everything.
2012
Left disenfranchised by the worlds of marketing and big tech I began to self-study the companies using business as a force for good. I went deep into the worlds of corporate social responsibility and sustainability finding it to be a perfect fit for marrying my prior experience with my internal values.
2024
I started Stockholm Syndrome as an outlet for the feelings of helplessness that come with my full-time job. While I love what I do, reporting on climate change and corporate carbon emissions can send you into a doom spiral real quick. Stockholm Syndrome is a therapeutic outlet for me to share new ways of doing life with others that embrace collective knowledge and tangible sustainability.
Our Values
2016
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Last but not least…
I have lots to thank for this evolution but want to pay my respects to the people and situations who’ve made this happen.