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Living abroad can be the experience of a lifetime; it can also make great financial sense. For the last 5 years, when I tell people about my lifestyle and travels, they usually respond “I wish I could do that,” or “it must be nice”. To which I usually respond, “You can,” and “it is”. I [...]

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Below is the path to financial independence used by the rich, adapted here for the penniless hobo. The main difference in approach of these two classes lies in stages two and three detailed below. Generally speaking the rich need not minimize, they can comfortably sustain their lifestyles without the immediate concerns of food, shelter or [...]

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1. Work to Live…unless you deeply love your work
We all, in general, work to make money, and if we have enough free time we spend some of that money on things we enjoy, family, friends, travel, hobbies, hobo things. For most, this work is not our passion but is merely a means to an end. [...]

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