Blog Posts, page 5 of 10
No one is coming to save you. Are you going to save yourself?
It’s easy to wait for a hero to step in and rescue us. Turns out, though, there aren’t any heroes — we’re on our own. It’s on us to write a happy ending.
adulthoodidentityphilosophyRead post ›Completely Alone at a Table of Friends
It’s fun to be connected. To stay on top of the goings-on in the world. But what’s the price for cultural relevance? And is it worth the sacrifice?
entertainmentfearRead post ›Navigating the Tourist Trap
In which our hero grapples with his inner tourist and what that means to his outer hipster. Sort of. This is a story about self-loathing and sight-seeing.
storiestravelRead post ›How I Freelance from Anywhere in the World: Audio Interview
I got grilled by a guy looking to become location-independent: how I built my skill set, how I get clients, and how I overcome the challenges of distance.
audiointerviewbusinessremoteworkRead post ›Get More Done Faster: Scheduling for Maximum Productivity
Our jobs require us to work on many types of tasks across multiple styles of thinking. Here’s how to hack your schedule to get it all done faster.
planningefficiencyproductivityRead post ›How to Use Airbnb Like a Pro: Save Money & Avoid Surprises
With a couple simple tricks, you can find the perfect place for long stays on Airbnb: one that feels like home and probably costs a lot less than you think.
expensestravelplanningRead post ›How to Avoid Paying Foreign Transaction Fees While Traveling
If you’re new to travel, you may not know that banks can charge fees for using your money outside the United States. They can. And those fees add up fast.
expensestravelRead post ›Travel Essentials: How to Set Up a Mobile Phone Abroad
If you’re traveling outside your home country for an extended period, you’ll need to set up a mobile phone. Fortunately, it’s not hard. (Or expensive.)
planningstayingconnectedtravelRead post ›Travel Essentials: Understanding How Visas Work
If you’re planning travel outside your home country, you’re going to have to know what visas are and how they work. Here’s a crash-course on travel visas.
planningtravelRead post ›How to Tell Your Loved Ones You’re Leaving
If you’re planning to leave the country, it’s not just yourself you have to consider. How do you prepare your family and friends for your departure?
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