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Happiness Is The Key To Success

Posted on 17. Nov, 2009 by Dan.

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I wanted to weigh in quickly on today’s post by Sean Ogle, What defines success? And the comment quoted..
“…you’re just a kid who was likely pampered his whole life growing up, and finally when it was time to be an adult, you had a hard time facing the music that in the real world, nobody [...]

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Am I Working Hard Enough?

Posted on 05. Nov, 2009 by Dan.

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Working on this Internet marketing stuff to fund my travels happens for me in surges. I’m always working on it but sometimes I’m being a lot more productive than others. I’m often asking myself if I am doing enough. I use RescueTime to track how much time I spend productively working on [...]

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5 Cool Towns To Chillout in South East Asia

Posted on 28. Oct, 2009 by Dan.

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I love the masses of people, markets, nightlife and all those things you find in Asian cities but stopping for a while in quieter small towns and regions gives you the much needed to relax, take in your surroundings and process all the madness and excitement of your travels. Here are a few places I [...]

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6 Things Backpackers Don’t Admit

Posted on 23. Oct, 2009 by Dan.

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Backpackers, are they the Salt of the Earth genuine good guys of travel or are they hiding something?
Paying Tourist Prices
Worldly backpackers always get a good price, some will even claim the ability to haggle to local price. Sorry, but you look different and people who look different pay more. You can’t always know what the [...]

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Authentic Travelers Don’t Eat McDonalds

Posted on 20. Oct, 2009 by Dan.

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You seek out the most westernized mall you can find, order a burger and fries, buy a ticket to the latest Hollywood blockbuster and completely zone out to all the things far more exotic around you. Just don’t tell anyone or you will be labeled a bad traveler who may as well have stayed at [...]

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On the Origin of Me by Means of Lifestyle Design

Posted on 14. Oct, 2009 by Dan.

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It is roughly a year since I first read Tim Ferris’ 4 Four Work Week. It’s a great book and has been a catalyst for a big change in how I view life and the world. While it’s not without its flaws the most important concept I think anyone can take from the book is [...]

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Moonlighting On The Internet

Posted on 06. Oct, 2009 by Dan.

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A long time ago I stuck some Adsense ads on my site to see what happened, not much. In fact ever since I opened my account I still haven’t broken the $20 mark in the three years I’ve held it.
By now it’s clear all I need to start my nomad lifestyle is a measly $30 [...]