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    Adventure Report: Turkey

    by  • October 8, 2011 • 0 Comments

    Izmir, Turkey was the final stop on my trip around the region. Thankfully, there was a bed waiting for me at the home of a Turkish Navy officer that I met on an online travel website. Arriving in the late morning, I was greeted with a kiss on each cheek by Mehmet. He was 6 [...]

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    Resource Review: Overcoming the Fear of Uncertainty

    by  • September 26, 2011 • 0 Comments

    This is a review* of “Overcoming The Fear of Uncertainty” by Sean Ogle. A membership website with a guide to getting over your fears. With interviews from Chris Guillebeau, Pam Slim, Cody Mckibben, Adam Baker and Dan Andrews you can be sure this is a product worth investing in. These are people who’ve carefully crafted [...]

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    How To Be A Mindful Traveler From Day One

    by  • September 20, 2011 • 1 Comment

    I was recently reminded of how different people react to a change in environment. I happened to be watching a reality tv show (shame on me!) and noticed one traveler being struck with a migraine on the first day of their vacation, all while her companions traipsed around, ready to go, with endless energy. We [...]

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    Buzz Word: Ecotourism

    by  • September 13, 2011 • 0 Comments

    Ecotourism. What is it? Green travel. Ecotravel. Sustainable travel. Global tourism. All these terms refer to the same thing: travel that is respectful of the environment, culture, customs, and earth. I think referring to it as “respectful travel” makes a whole lot of sense too. This type of “green” travel has become buzz worthy along [...]

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    Resource Review: Do The Work by Steven Pressfield

    by  • September 5, 2011 • 0 Comments

    I recently spent an afternoon or two reading Steven Pressfield‘s “Do The Work.” Yes, it’s short. (No it’s not too short.) It’s just right. Steven wrote powerfully and swiftly, leaving the reader no reason (or time) to doubt his assertiveness. I have to say, he hit this ball out of the park and leaves you [...]

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    Resource Review: The Unconventional Guide To Art + Money

    by  • October 11, 2011 • 0 Comments

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    This is a review of the e-book by Chris Guillebeau and Zoe Westhof titled “The Unconventional Guide to Art and Money: Thriving As an Artist Without Selling Out.” Note: If you are unfamiliar with e-books you can catch up by reading this Wiki page on what they are. A guide for artists, no selling out [...]

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    Overcoming The Time Crunch of Conventional 9-to-5′s

    by  • October 3, 2011 • 0 Comments

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    I was recently reading an article about your biological rhythm and using your circadian rhythm to work more effectively and easily, at times that work for you. It reminded me of all the times I’ve felt pressured by the general 9 to 5 mindset of America. I’m not sure if all places run with this [...]

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    September Resource Roundup #1

    by  • September 30, 2011 • 0 Comments

    Welcome to our monthly collection of resources from the web! If you’re new around here we will be gathering our favorite blog posts, articles, websites, apps, reviews, and links we think you might enjoy. First up, since we are in a beginners mindset, is 28 Things I Wish I Knew Before I Started Traveling by [...]

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    International Minimalist Day – And Why It’s Important

    by  • September 23, 2011 • 0 Comments

    Happy Minimalist Day!

    Today is International Minimalist Day so wherever you are- celebrate with a few tips from us! Everyone can celebrate this day, not just minimalists. We all should be conscience of the products and “stuff” we bring into our lives every day, but especially today. Take this opportunity to give something away. Be grateful for the [...]

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    4 Tips For Keeping Your Travel Memories From Becoming Clutter

    by  • September 21, 2011 • 0 Comments

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    I’ve compiled a list of 4 tips to keep your vacation memories from becoming clutter in your life. Personally, I love to document. I photograph, write, hoard keepsakes, record, draw, compile, etc! However this can cause several clutter related issues, mentally and physically. Every scrap of paper becomes important and it takes up space. You constantly worry [...]

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    Passport Day 2011

    by  • September 16, 2011 • 0 Comments

    Passport Day USA 2011

    Did you know there was a day in the United States dedicated to getting your passport? Well, there is, and it’s tomorrow Saturday September 17th! I’ve got a handy link here to the website from the US Department of State so you can find a participating location in your state. No appointment needed! If you don’t already [...]

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    Resource Highlight: Making Ideas Happen

    by  • September 11, 2011 • 0 Comments

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    So I’m hoping we have a lot of entrepreneurial spirits out there. Those who love to come up with ideas and make them work. Putting together the pieces of a simple idea to work for them, to create a business and to turn a profit. To travel costs money. As does owning a home or [...]

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    Low Impact Living: Mark Your Calendars

    by  • September 7, 2011 • 0 Comments

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    We’re coming up on two important low impact events this month. The first is The No Impact Project and YES! Magazine weeklong experiment in low impact living. You can register for the project here! It starts Sunday, September 18th. If you’d like to join our virtual group choose “The Unmapped Path” from the drop down [...]

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