After getting laid off, Ric moved abroad and worked to turn his passion of traveling into his job. Now, he spends his time volunteering abroad and taking part in adventurous races all across the globe. Find out his tips for getting involved and what lessons he has learned after visiting 110 countries!
The Science of Adventure: Why Some People Are Better at Escaping Their Comfort Zone
Jon Levy is a behavioral scientist. His book, The 2 AM Principle, highlights how and why certain people are more prone to having adventures when they travel. In this interview, Jon shows how any traveler can break out of their comfort zone and have EPIC adventures just by embracing a simple formula!
The Nomadic Network: The New Way to Meet Other Travelers
I’m excited to announce a new in-person community project called The Nomadic Network. It’s to help build support systems for travelers by helping you plan, get inspired, and meet other travelers. I’ll start by hosting in-person meetups around the US, but that’s only the beginning!
Here’s How to Bring the World to You When You Can’t Travel
When you travel, each day is a rush and for many people, being home may not be as exciting. But you can still have travel experiences even if you aren’t traveling. When you can’t go anywhere, here are 4 ways to have the world come to you.
Travel: The Ultimate Personal Development Tool
Travel is the best way to improve your life because it builds a lot of skills at once. Instead of making a long resolutions list next year, just travel.
Why Being Broke is the Best Time to Travel
There might be a lot of things holding you back from traveling: you’re don’t have a lot of money, are working a job you hate, or have tons of loans. Yet that is the perfect circumstance to start looking beyond your immediate area and start figuring out how to travel the world!
