Mexico: Murals & Graffiti in Mexico City – A Baker’s Dozen of Badass #02
Mexico City, Mexico is full of visual deliciousness, whether murals, graffiti or any other kind of street art. Travel to the Calle Regina area to find these…
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Fear & Loathing in Las Nomad: Admissions Of A Wannabe Nomad.
A funny thing happens when you fake it til you make it and go down an unknown path with reckless abandon; people actually think you have your shit together…
Philly, PA USA – “You’re thinking of going to Philly? Don’t.” …And Other Annoying Things People Say
Took my first trip to Philly recently and, regardless of the “advice” tossed at me by countless people, I thought it was pretty bad-ass! Check it!
Hostel Review: Portland, OR USA – HI Portland Northwest Hostel
Heading to Portland, Oregon and looking for a hopping hostel with tons of room and a really unique atmosphere? Definitely check out HI Northwest!
Hostel Review: Green Tortoise Hostel At Pike Place Market In Seattle
Heading to Seattle, Washington and looking for a Hostel? Here’s my review of of the Green Tortoise Hostel, right next to Pike’s Place Market!
Hostel Review: Portland, OR USA – HI Hawthorne Hostel
Here’s my ten point quick, nitty-gritty review of of the Portland, Oregon Hawthorne hostel. Here’s a hint…I loved this place!
Want to Travel Off Grid? Here’s My Ritual For Getting The Hell Out Of Town…
Everyone has their ritual. Here’s mine for heading off the map for travel off the grid for a few days. Yes, step one is an important one, but they all have their place. And power is important, so my custom rigged Yeti Goal Zero power setup definitely factors in to the mix…
Asheville, NC USA – Craft Beer Mecca
Asheville, NC is a craft beer mecca, and I hopped on a bus with Sportslink to check out: Lookout, Hillman, New Belgium, Hi-Wire, Greenman, & Burial.
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Tough Love, Tips & Strategies To Help You Finally Kick-Start Your Travel Life…Or Go Full Nomad!
Been wondering how the hell all those digital nomads, location-independent travelers, and remote workers, travel “full-time?” Maybe you’ve thought about living that life one day, but you’re really not sure where to start.
Beyond giving you the stepping stones to dive into short-term domestic and international travel, this book will show you how long-term travelers extend those tools, maximize their budgets, and turn weeks into months…or even years…of traveling the world indefinitely.
