Locationless Living

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 [...]

I started writing this post about Holiday Deals. A lot of people go away for the Holidays, especially people like me who are born in the Northeastern part of the U.S., where nostalgic, Norman Rockwell-esque, images of a white Christmases never seem to overcome the fact that December is damn cold, and not fun. Yes, [...]

I'll never rid of my adopted Colombian heritage. Never. I am currently working in Philadelphia with an awesome American, Josh, who I lived with in Medellin. I made plans for us to make the one and a half hour bus journey from Philadelphia to New York City to watch the Puerto Rican group, Calle 13, [...]

In addition to photos and text I want to show you some raw video from my month long trip through Mexico during August and September 2011, In one of the opening scenes you will see a distinctly developing country way of advertising. In Latin America pickup trucks will often drive around a city blasting a [...]

Hostels are a great place to meet people. They are also a great place to learn about the many things that can go wrong with travel. Usually these kinds of lessons are communicated over the complimentary coffee and breakfast which you have to make yourself, in a big common kitchen. Sometimes you hear horror stories [...]