I spent years believing my dream life was unrealistic… until 2017, when I finally worked up the courage to go after it. I quit my job, packed my bags (and my cat), and moved to Mexico to launch a writing career and eat my weight in salsa!
Now I’m sharing my experiences building a new life in Mexico, a thriving online business, along with plenty of travel inspiration!
If you’ve been dreaming of quitting your job to travel or work online, stick around! I’ll be sharing my down-to-earth tips, anecdotes and experiences right here.
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For many, Mexico is synonymous with sandy beaches, palm trees, and cocktails with salted rims. While that fantasy certainly exists within Mexico, it is pretty far removed from Mexico City. One common mistake that travelers make when visiting...
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Have you ever dreamed of quitting your job and moving to a new country? What about quitting your job to travel full time? Either way, this ultimate guide lays out everything you need to do to get your affairs in order before you get on the plane.
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Malibu, California, famous for it’s surfing beaches and for being a retreat for Hollywood’s elite, sits just 10 miles north of the city of Santa Monica, on the edge of LA County. While it’s not uncommon to hear Malibu referenced as a playground...
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For many of us, ditching our 9-5 and traveling the world is the ultimate dream. But is it a realistic one? There are all kinds of location independent jobs out there, to be sure, but a big concern for many is whether or not they actually pay....
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A year ago yesterday I moved to Playa del Carmen, Mexico with 3 suitcases and my cat to start a new, location independent, lifestyle. Now that I’ve officially been doing this for a year it feels like the right time to share more about how the...
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Not only is Mexico’s culture very different from that of the United States or Canada, but it’s also very different from the many stereotypes floating around out there. My hope is that this post will debunk some of those stereotypes while communicating some of the more mundane, “good-to-knows” that are difficult to anticipate. Hopefully these tips for first timers in Mexico will help your vist go as smoothly as possible!
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