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Nov 13, - People around the world fly so much, you'd think it's fun. Good preparation starts before you even book the flight. Sitting together is as big of a problem in real-life flights as it is in movies like Bottom Line: Stress-free air travel with children is like a unicorn. .. Earn 10x miles at leondumoulin.nl
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I am in my teens and have recently been thinking about what I want for my future. I have been wondering should i give up this dream to go to university to get an OK job that keeps me stuck in the same country for most of my life and now the answer is definitely no. I still have worries as to what problems I shall encounter while travelling but now i know that i can overcome them.
Thanks Chris. Re: bringing kids along for the ride. Do it. You will get to know a part of the local demographic that regular travelers almost never do — the families. We brought our then tree year old to Vietnam, Cambodia and Laos in a four month adventure this winter. Sure, you do not cover as much ground or drink as heavily, but we were invited to family dinners, weddings and homestays that more than made up for that. And our daughter now has real world experience in poverty, giving and gratitude, not to mention being a backpacker like the best of them. Wondering what to bring for the kids?
Our family had two carryon backpacks, and a tiny, toddler sized one for the kid. Hey Chris, Reading your blog has been enlightening and inspiring. You wrote that you and your wife went together.
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How did that work out? I applaud your motivating stories, and encouragement to break the mold society has created for us. My wife and chose to skip children, pay off the house, save up, and go Airstreaming. I finally got my passport 6 months after applying for it , so now I can finally get out of here for a while.
This post is brilliant! Not to be judgemental or anything…Screw it. I totally judge people who complain about refusing to leave their comfort zone. I have always wanted to travel around the world.
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Currently, I am not very happy with my job and felt that it has become stagnant. I am not learning anything new. I have been doing the same thing for the past 3 years. However, with the bad economy, it sounds like a bad idea. Also, my mom believes that it is a bad idea because she thinks that I work for a great company and i should just stick to it and wait for a promotion whenever that will happen. What should I do? Should I just quit and take some time off to travel or should I wait?
Currently, I am not married with no kids. I still live with my mom and I am in my 20s.
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But I was also told that it is a good time to build my career. Cnee, the best decisions are made when you decide what to do and ignore what everyone else tells you to do. It is your life, after all. Honestly I could not be happier with the way my life is going. Maybe your current career is a skill that can be transferred abroad?
I allow myself to get too bogged down by logistical things which has definitely hindered the growth in a part of my traveling spirit.
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Damn Type A personality has me thinking about organization and routine too frequently. You can do it if you want to, you just have to give up some material goods. Also, we own a house, and house upkeep costs a lot of money. We tend to put our money towards vacation though, and as a result, we have an unfinished backyard.
Chris, My wife introduced me to your website and manifesto. Gotta say, it feels good to live life on the edge. I lucked out and got a job that allows me to travel the world working in new countries and cities for extended periods. As for the logistics of traveling the world, it is difficult and requires devotion and planning.
Also being DINKs makes it easier. Heading to Hong Kong tomorrow. Then flying back home to NY next week. Staying for a few days and heading to Brazil until May sometime. I graduated from university, and work full time at a big company in my city. It has always been my dream to travel extensively. I am a teacher and have two full months off every summer. This year I am going to finally take advantage of this perk and will be traveling to Southeast Asia.
It all seems daunting — but I am determined. Just need a little sound advice…. Hi, great article chris. I am in my mid thirties and have recently become single.
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I have always wanted to travel but have put it off for a lot of the reasons you mention. Have you expanded on this post with some advice on how best to go about it. Excellent read. Need more writings like this to motivate people to get out there and see the world. Thats usually that worst part. Excellent article! Loved it, so true. I, like stephb, literally typed in quitting your job and traveling.
I was very fortunate to grow up overseas in Holland for 8 years because of the military. Too young to remember. My spirits are low and I just need to do something. I make a similar argument to travel within the constraints of our busy lives. What if instead of travelling for 5 years non-stop you could take one or two months every year, for the rest of your life. Amazing post and really inspiring… I stumbled upon this article because I was looking for answers… Thanks for this.
That was very inspiring. I am 25, and I just quit grad school after three totally depressing years. I wonder if I could work for a few years and then do this, but then I still wonder, how will I find a job after that? I echo the sentiments of some others, though. My plan, if I go ahead with the travel, is to have enough people in my network that I can find work later. For all those that want to travel but are worried about working and money, it is possible to do both. Many companies are in need of people willing to travel the majority of the year. My wife and I are doing it. Great read — there must be thousands of people who would like to travel around the world.
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I took a year out 9 years ago and met my wife. The trip changed my life for sure and quiet a few of the people I met still keep in contact. I travelled alone and would say its the best way to go. Chris, Great article!