that's motivating, I hope I can enjoy such a life soon too. I love traveling around, and if you could even do your business on a trip- great feeling!
Keep up the good work,
Cheers!

that's motivating, I hope I can enjoy such a life soon too. I love traveling around, and if you could even do your business on a trip- great feeling!
Keep up the good work,
Cheers!

There's definitely no reason you can't do the same; the resources are all out there, and it's really just a matter of finding something you're passionate about and going balls-to-the-walls (as the kids say) with it and making sure that it's something you can do from anywhere.

Constantly educating yourself is a good habit to be in, too. You'd be surprised how many really bright people are out there who find themselves in complicated situations they have no idea how to handle simply because they stopped reading, exploring and learning on a regular basis.

Good luck! Let me know how it turns out!

Personally I love educating myself and feel like lately my passion has begun to shift from my hobby (of yo-yoing) to reading business philosophy books and writing. I know it's a crowded realm but if I could adopt my own version of your lifestyle (funded via that residual income I hear all the books talking about) and go off interviewing successful people everywhere… that would be the life!

Anyways, thank you for inspiring me! Now I just need to figure out how to implement this…

I'd love to connect; drop me a line and let's start a dialogue!

colin [at] exilelifestyle.com

I think a mix of photos and text would work well so like item: explanation [Picture] and whatnot. Personally I never travel with more than a small LLBean duffle bag or a small suitcase and then a small backpack for my laptop and a travel info and some cliff bars or beef jerky.

I've been trying to figure out what the bare essentials are, and what others use.

I definitely learned a lot from Ferriss, though more than anything (like with many other location independent lifestyle designers) he provided me with a lot more in the way of inspiration than anything. I definitely don't do much the same way he does, but after reading his book I definitely got a better sense that it WAS possible and that opened up a whole new range of possibilities for me.

Drop me a line if you find yourself in the same country and we'll grab some facturas (or whatever the local pastry happens to be)!

Yeah, having some 'enemies' is unavoidable, which is really unfortunate because I find that I learn so much from everyone I meet, and that's one person's-worth of information that I'm missing out on (though I suppose I still learn something from the enemy-experience, though it's not necessarily my preferred kind of lesson!).