There’s long been an idea that North Korea’s erratic behaviors are part of a mad genius-strategy that involves gaining political leverage and controlling the population.
Author: Cyrus
Why Seeking Success is a Double-Edged Sword
Throughout my travels, the most miserable people I’ve ever known have been the successful and wannabe-successful. Some of whom I’ve met since coming to Los
The Problem With Hayley Stevens
I don’t normally invade my personal travel and culture-related website with topics related to metaphysics, the paranormal, etc. However, I felt it necessary to copy
My Grand Balkan Tour (Pictures Included) (Read Before Going There!)
This was one of the best meals I had in the Balkans, at Kravice waterfalls, and so I figured I’d make it the featured image.
How to Travel on a MICRO BUDGET and still THRIVE
So lately people have been asking me, “How are you able to travel the world? You must have inherited a bunch of money” which I
My Prague Spring Ended Too Soon (A Photo Tour) (Days 60-150)
Under the steps of Prague Castle. I’d heard great things about the Prague spring time. After I left Croatia in March, I migrated to the
10 Reasons to Leave America
As a preface, understand that America has some of the best scenery and nicest smaller towns in the world. It also provides maybe the most
Where to Go in Croatia When You’re a Nomad (Days 31-60)
I heard a fair share of uncertainty before I left to Croatia for my next month-long destination, namely that there is no where to go
Things to do in Istanbul When You’re a Nomad (Days 13-30)
You last heard from me in Switzerland, at the Lifestyle Design conference. On a whim, I had decided to make my next stop Istanbul, the
Zurich and the Lifestyle Design Convention (Days 9-11)
After leaving London, I caught a flight out of the distant Luton airport to get to Zurich. From the window of my plane, I saw
Travelogue Days 7-8: The Real British Experience, and Marmite
Part of the idea of being a digital nomad is to “not be a tourist”. As such, it’s often best to find the most authentic
Travelogue Day 6 – Kensington Palace, London
On this day, I was fortunate enough to meet up with my friend Sarah Feeney from Notting Hill (a friend from Arizona). I hiked from