Location Independent Lifestyle

Best mojitos in Thailand (by Cody McKibben) — Sunset at Sanctuary restaurant [and soi dog shelter] in Koh Lanta

Nikki working at the beach (by Cody McKibben)

Reader Binbin writes in to ask what advice I would share with my 18-year-old self if I could go back in time. If you’re recently out of high school, or any stage in your life really, and you want to break free and explore the world, here is the mindset I would recommend to get started…

If you’re someone who’s tired of living from one paycheck to the next, want to build a solid safety net, curb impulse spending and increase your earning power, then Adam Baker at Man Vs. Debt is someone you should be listening to. He and his wife paid off about $18K in consumer debt, sold all their belongings, and were able to travel the world for over a year!

Benny Lewis is a permanent traveler and location-independent “tech nomad” who’s been globe trotting for over seven years, picking up languages as he goes. Here he shares some unconventional approaches to learning languages and reaching fluency in a fraction of the time!

My 4-Hour Workweek Success Story (via codymckibb)

Interview with Thailand Based Nomad, Cody McKibben | JetSetCitizen.com

30Ways in 30Days to Redesign Your Life & Travel the World—spectacular series on becoming #LIP by Christine Gilbert @almostfearless

“I have met some really amazing and talented people from all walks of life, from all ages and from many different parts of the world. I follow many of their blogs, and I find blogs are a journey and documentation of someone’s growth,ideas and perspectives. I love it, it’s so exciting to follow all these passionate people in their journey and quests through their lives.”

Diggy from Upgrade Reality shares a roundup of great lifestyle design & location-independent bloggers.