Delicious Oaxaca City, MEX: My Favorite Centro Restaurants, Food & Tacos…for $1-20USD per person
I’ve spent months on multiple trips in Oaxaca, Mexico, and I ate A LOT. Here are over 20 of my favorite cheap food spots…with delicious pics!
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Top Travel Tips: Go With Your Gut! Examples Of When To Listen To Your Intuition & Change Plans
“Go with your gut” can often be hard advice to follow. Here are some beginner travel examples of when my introvert intuition saved the day…
If The Eyes Are A Window To The Soul…
They say the eyes are a window to the soul, but what happens when you close that window off? On a walk through Mexico I started realizing…
Part 5: Digital Nomad, Slow Travel Life In Queretaro, Mexico. Well, At Least For 2 Months.
I wanted to go live and work somewhere outside of the U.S. for a couple months—A bonafide digital nomad, slow travel life. Enter Queretaro, Mexico…
2 Months in Queretaro, Mexico: My Favorite Centro Restaurants & Food…for $1-10USD/meal!
I spent 2 months as a digital nomad in Centro Queretaro, Mexico, and I ate A LOT. Here are over 10+ of my favorite spots…with delicious photos as proof…
Hostel Review: Oaxaca, Mexico – Azul Cielo Hostel
Stepping foot off the bus in Oaxaca, I was immediately calmed by the relaxing pace. Even moreso when I stepped into the beautiful Azul Cielo Hostel…
Admitting Defeat…For The Win! Leaving The Yucatan Peninsula 10 Days Early.
I loved Merida and the Yucatan Peninsula, but it kind of kicked my ass this time. Sometimes we have to make hard choices, or admit defeat, to save our sanity!
Mexico Travel By Bus; They Could Straight-Up Leave Your Ass Behind
Today’s travel experiment started with a 1-way flight to Mexico City and included overland travel by bus to Oaxaca. Getting around Mexico is kinda crazy…
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Tough Love, Tips & Strategies To Help You Finally Kick-Start Your Travel Life…Or Go Full Nomad!
Been wondering how the hell all those digital nomads, location-independent travelers, and remote workers, travel “full-time?” Maybe you’ve thought about living that life one day, but you’re really not sure where to start.
Beyond giving you the stepping stones to dive into short-term domestic and international travel, this book will show you how long-term travelers extend those tools, maximize their budgets, and turn weeks into months…or even years…of traveling the world indefinitely.
