All in World Travels
A few weeks ago I shared how people always ask me how I afford to travel and shared some tips on that.
The other question people always ask me is how I can travel and build a company at the same time.
So I thought I could also talk about the pros and cons and how to hack the nomadic entrepreneur lifestyle.
The most stressful question you can ask me is: where do you live or what’s your address.
I don’t have the answers to those questions since I don’t even know what country I’ll be living in come October.
When most people learn about my nomadic lifestyle, their next question is: how do you afford to travel so much?
So, on Thursday I arrived in South Korea from Sri Lanka and was told by my school that I have 29 days (26 now) to leave my job and they are buying me out of my contract. And this impacts my visa situation.
Let me start by saying, I had this amazing plan for how 2017 was going to go, where I was going to live and what I was going to do.
At the beginning of 2017 that plan started to show cracks but I decided to stick with the cracking plan.
I got back to South Korea last night (I have been away for 6 weeks) and just found out 3 hours ago I have 29 days left before my visa situation goes belly up and I have to decide if I'm going to stay in the country and if I do, I have to figure out how to do that.
Even as I write this my head is reeling because I gave away (I very rarely sell things) all the remaining furniture and household stuff I had in storage on my recent trip to Cape Town and renewed my tenants' lease since I was supposed to be in South Korea until 2018.
Sri Lanka is turning into this heart opening and spiritual experience, most of which I will talk about in the next book, because to be honest, I'm still processing and absorbing all the lessons and the actual unfolding.
I woke up this morning, looked myself in the mirror and wondered who this woman is and just marveled at how far I have come within myself and my own skin.
I marveled at the notion that I am making this body home and with it, accepting so much of me and my imperfections.
