#2 Facebook groups are a great way to meet like-minded travelers, workers, and biz owners. One short post can lead to a coffee or a night out.
I've been to 37 countries over the last 5 years.
Here are my best 11 tips to enjoy your lifestyle while traveling the world:
#2 Facebook groups are a great way to meet like-minded travelers, workers, and biz owners. One short post can lead to a coffee or a night out.
#4 Try a solo trip. It can be scary, but you'll step out of your comfort zone and gain experiences you'll never forget.
#6 Learn to outsource work so you can focus on work you actually like doing. You'll save time and devote energy to the biggest needle movers.
#8 Join a Coworking Space to meet other traveling workers and make new friends in every in cities you travel to.
#10 Rest. No need to burn out from your travels. Take time to do nothing and focus on your own self-care.
I always suggest staying a full 1-3 weeks minimum. (unless you're just passing through, ofc)
Thanks for reading :)
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