(Opening picture: My days of hanging out in Pyongyang bowling alleys and wild North Korean nightlife are probably over.) Flashback to 2012 and 2013: Life
Category: travel
India is a Beautiful and Challenging Place to Visit
On May 1st I left Vietnam for India, on a whim deciding to head Westward. India has, for thousands of years, been a center of
Where Does One Find “Home”? A Nomad’s Dilemma
Lately, as I consider preparing for my next expedition, I’ve been debating the issue of “home” and how it becomes an inevitable desire after spending
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