The most common barriers to location independence (and how to overcome them)
Your job, your family, accommodation, school, admin…all challenges in location independence. And all solvable.
3 models for “home” in location independence
One of the biggest decisions in location independence is how to handle “home”: do you travel full-time, or maintain a permanent home base you can go back to, or something else?
We’ve tried three different models over the years – each with their own pros and cons.
How to be successful
Standard goal-setting advice is to come up with a definition of achieving your goal that’s specific and measurable, then work backwards to make a plan for how you’ll get there.
In most cases, this is great advice. But for one of the most important subjects there is – the success of your own life – I believe you should do the opposite.
Email peeves
Know that when you email me, I will be silently judging you. And if you do any of these things, the judgement won’t be kind.
Strategic laziness: Part 1
Save time and energy by ignoring your responsibilities. Strategically, of course.
Un-learning
Why children are happier and more successful than you are. And younger, obviously.
Book notes: The Ultimate Blueprint For An Insanely Successful Business by Keith Cunningham
My notes from the first book that ever got me excited about accounting.
Location independence: 8 years of living everywhere and nowhere, month-by-month
Is it really possible to earn a living while travelling the world? Yes. Is it easy? Helllll no.
Mental limits, physical limits (Or: How I increased my maximum number of pushups by 33% overnight)
Summary: The brain is weird.
How I triumphed over the snooze button, and took control of my mornings
Overnight, I went from being an inveterate over-sleeper to bounding out of bed. Here’s how I did it.