When I booked my first one way flight to Costa Rica I didn’t have much more than one month’s living expenses in the bank and a lot of my business was coming from direct face to face contact. This was a huge unknown…
When talking travel and living abroad, whether it’s with an old friend or a complete stranger, it’s rare to find a person with no desire to explore new places and see the world. Yet, so few North Americans actually take the plunge and throw themselves into a new culture and discover the meaning of life outside their own border. OK, …
I can’t help but laugh when I think back on a conversation I had with my friend Dave. He was telling me about his plans to take a vacation and visit Europe in 2014. The original conversation was in 2012, although he did recently message me to ask if I’ll have any time free to see him when he gets …
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The first, my “framework”, was a goal I laid out in my early 20s of living in at least 5 cities before I turned 30. Now at the time I was a very optimistic young capitalist, and I figured by 2012 I would have already sold my first business for millions and would be living like a King in the capitals of the world: London, New York, Moscow, Tokyo etc.
1. You Learn You Are Your Weakest Link, Not Your Greatest Strength The GPA system strongly favours having a wide-reaching average intelligence over specific strengths. An A+ will award you a 4.33. I believe a C- is a 2.0, a D is a 1.66, and a fail is a 0. If you need a GPA of 3.7 to achieve some …
No time like New Years to set some life goals. The problem is, what is the best way to do it? How can you set goals in the way that is most likely to lead to success. Read on to learn why I don’t like SMART goals, and what I suggest doing instead.
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