Travel and life goals are important, but if you start to try little “experiments” to go along with them you might find that the results are a bit better! Here’s a little hack I’ve been working on for you to use in your own experiment…
Still dragging your feet on trying your first hostel? Seriously, a little outside of the box travel experiment could change the rest of your life. Here are the basics to help you nut up, Buttercup… Here’s your Guide!
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…
If you’re going to travel cheap, you better be ready to go with the good and the bad and to make some adjustments on the fly. This is one of those stories…
Common sense isn’t always so obvious, oddly. Cost of living is a great place to start when thinking about cheap travel. Just ask Mr. Google…
Flipping credit cards for the free bonuses? If not, maybe you should be. I just got two roundtrip tickets for about $22 total out of pocket. Here’s the skinny.
So when Couchsurfing started implementing paid verification ($20/year) as well as a “limited introductions”, there was a bit of grumbling from some of their longtime community members…
Do you have a bucket list? Maybe consider changing that into a “before” list instead. You’re bound to get things done quicker and come up with even more for your next chapter!
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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.
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