I am now 60 years old, still live “abroad” simply because I have lost all feeling of a “homeland”, but have something more global instead.

I once came across a note scribbled in a visitor’s log book in a youth hostel: it said travel was addictive. I think there is a lot to that. But, it is the also most liberating thing ever thought of.

I no longer do the hostel thing, mainly because I feel like a relic from another era; most travelers are much younger than I. Rather, I stay in four-star hotels and take trains, buses, and rental cars. I don’t skimp because I know my time is limited. And I seldom talk about my travels because people don’t really seem interested–unless they are fellow travelers, that is.

As I mentioned to Rob, I think there is a danger in waiting too long to do the things you want in life. If it is worth doing, it is worth doing now. $3,000 per month would be great, but it is not necessary to get started. How about giving yourself 9 months? Let’s plan to meet in Thailand next May!

I love how you’re doing all these interviews with people, really enjoy reading them!
Thank you:)

It’s so inspiring to hear these stories of people who are travelling the world and making enough from online to support their travels and lifestyle, because that is currently my goal. I hope withing 2 years to have enough of a passive income (say $3k or more per month) and then to just pack my stuff and go travel the world, want to meet people everywhere, adventures, different countries:)

Man, so excited:))))

Thanks for the post!
Keep well
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Thanks for the comment. Kirsty does seem to be a very authentic and down to earth person. I really hope that we can meet up somewhere, someday.