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Travel Doesn’t Have to Look Like This…

Anyone can live a life a travel if they really want to. Age, income, none of this matters. A new handbook dispels the myths and teaches you how to turn your travel dreams into reality.

At one time in the not-so-distant past I thought world-travel was only for people with lot’s of money & time on their hands. Like many of us, I assumed I would have to wait until I was retired to explore the world.

But then I started reading some eye-opening travel blogs and discovered that regular people like me were breaking free of these assumptions and pursuing their travel goals at any age & income level.

My friend Derek “Earl” Baron is one of these people. For over 10 years now he’s been traveling around the world visiting over 70 countries along the way.

He began his epic journey with a plane ticket and only $1500 in the bank.

A Guide to Low-Cost Travel

After one incredible experience led to another, he quickly fell in love with independent travel and wanted to continue for as long as possible. Travel become a priority for him. Earl soon discovered how to earn money on the road and adjusted his spending habits to travel for less.

In the meantime he was meeting great people and having the time of his life in countries like India, Thailand, Mexico, Afghanistan, Fiji, and many, many more.

Earl has just released a self-published book on the topic called How to Live a Life of Travel.

After reading it, I have to tell you I’m super impressed. It’s full of real-life examples and very specific advice that have let Earl follow his dreams & see the world.

If his guide was around when I started traveling 2 years ago, it would have saved me a lot of time, money, and frustration.

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Nothing Should Be Stopping You

If you think international travel is too expensive or overly intimidating, this book is for you. Here are just a few of the great topics covered in it’s pages:

• Motivating Yourself to Go
• Saving Money to Travel
• Earning Income on the Road
• How to Travel For Less
• Finding Cheap Airfare
• Logistics & Planning
• Safety & Flexibility
• Meeting New People
• Unique Resources & Tips

I’ve been following Earl’s blog for a while now, and had the opportunity to meet & travel with him in South Africa last year.

He’s a fascinating guy with a true passion for exploring the world. He also knows what he’s talking about after living a nomadic lifestyle for over 10 years!

Want to Travel More? Read this Book.

Practical Advice & Real Examples

With almost 2 years on the road myself, I thought I knew a lot about budget travel. But I was surprised at how much I learned after reading his book. It contains practical advice for both new and more seasoned travelers alike.

My favorite part of the guide is Earl’s “Currency of Pad Thai” budgeting system.

It’s an absolutely ingenious way to prioritize your spending and make all your wildest travel dreams come true! Now before I buy anything at all, I ask myself: “how many days could I travel somewhere exotic for this same amount of money?” It certainly helps curb your spending habits.

• Do you think extensive world travel is only for rich or retired people?
• Want to learn how to travel the world for less than you spend living at home?
• Ready to pursue your travel goals today, instead of 5-10 years from now?

Then this book is for you.

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