Locationless Living

I love living in the modern era of travel, where I can access my bank, Facebook, and email accounts from anywhere with an internet connection, which is, increasingly, everywhere. That being said, I, like many other travelers, tend to romanticize the past, imagining what it must have been like to sail around the world and [...]

The last time you really heard from me was over one year ago. Since then you have read my travel stories but little else. If you did not know any better you would think that I am still traveling the world non-stop by myself. Traveling I am not. I spent months living a stationary life [...]

There are many different ways to travel, and many different traveling philosophies that go along with them. Take a look at all the travel blogs out there, and see how many different approaches people take. And then remember how many people travel who have an anti-blogging philosophy you would never see represented on the internet [...]

So I'm back in the U.K. And although I've explored London plenty, I want to see some other English cities to really get a sense of what else Britain has to offer. It's only fair, after all. I feel like if someone was going to visit the U.S., and only spent time in New York, [...]

For American travelers, Costa Rica has become THE place to visit in central America, if not the most sought after place for exapatriates in all of the Americas. Costa Rica is everywhere in contemporary American culture, and has come to represent tropical beach paradises, free of giant Sandals type resorts (although there are some there), [...]

When I finally do settle down I have one of the best plans to attract local customers to my career consulting business. The method is dead simple to setup and gets fast results. I am talking about Google Places. Take a look at the photo pictured below. I typed "City" + "Resume Writer" into Google [...]