Want to have a fun retirement traveling the world full time without breaking the bank?
Retirement can be full of change, excitement, and fascinating new experiences.
You can intrepid explorer,A globe-trotting nomad,An endless adventurer. And you delicious treats along the Danube,Track the Monarch butterfly migration in Mexico,Wander the Scottish highlands,Take language lessons,Cook exotic foods,Learn the Salsa,Explore ancient and beautiful sites,Make friends from all over the world,Bask in balmy temperatures all year round,Take cruises,Hike the world's trails,Sleep in castles. Plus you can do it without breaking the bank.
Learn how Chris and Steve sold everything and packed their two carry-on bags to travel the world. Loaded with practical how-tos, sample timelines, actual case studies, and even a workbook on how you can get started, you, too, can live your best life. There's even a little love story thrown in.
Buy today so you can start planning your getaway right now!
Chris Englert, the Walking Traveler and Denver's Urban Hiker, believes walking is the platform for life. Volunteered into wanderlusting at age 5, she's since traveled all 50 US states and 60 countries. Chris shares her love of walking while traveling via blogs, books, and presentations. A natural storyteller, she invites you along as she explores the world, one walk at a time.
Always one to love a crowd, she is available or book clubs, interviews, and guided walks.
Now traveling the world as a full-time, retired nomad, Chris and her husband share their story weekly on Youtube, biweekly in newsletters, and monthly in their blog, www.EatWalkLearn.com.
Follow Chris' urban hikes in Denver on Instagram/Twitter/Pinterest @DenverByFoot at her blog at www.DenverByFoot.com, or on Facebook at www.facebook.com/DenverByFoot. She responds and follows back!
Follow Chris' world travel and her 50 Hikes 50 States Project on Instagram/Twitter/Pinterest @EatWalkLearn, at her blog at www.EatWalkLearn.com, or on Facebook at www.facebook.com/eatwalklearnlove/ She responds and follows back!
As someone who has no intention of being one, don’t be put off by the concept of being a nomad, as this book is about far more than that. This book is part autobiography and part “how to” work book. The tips and suggestions contained within can be applied broadly. Some of the suggestions are applicable to anyone considering any form of downsizing or any form of travel with an emphasis on a longer trip.
I really enjoyed the autobiography part. The author’s enthusiasm for her “love story”; be it the love for her husband or her love of travel, come through on the page. You feel you know the author by the end. This part of the book for anyone who wants to psych themselves up, as the story gives you energy along with interesting real world examples.
The work book part is ideal for anyone actually planning to downsize or take a longer trip, even if you don’t plan to be quite as extreme as selling almost everything you own and becoming a global nomad. This section contains multiple exercises and nuggets of advice that I’ll certainly be making use of during my next move or longer international adventure.
I highly recommend this book, not only because it is an easy read, and I mean that to be complimentary, but also because I had fun reading it.
In this very interesting and detailed book, Chris describes the process she and her husband followed to become full-time nomadic world travelers. They no longer own anything more than what fits in a carry-on and back-pack each.
The second half of the book includes a workbook for how to go through the process of becoming a nomad yourself.
If you are at all interested in how to travel extended periods, this is a book for you. I'm only a beginning traveler, thinking about short-term trips and I still found useful and interesting tips in this book. Including a recommendation for s great pair of pants!
An amazing love story, workbook, and travel novel all in one, but it's all real and factual. I loved writing this book and getting the chance to tell our tale of how we sold it all and hit the road. Friends, acquaintances and people I don't know have raved about how much this book has helped them re-think their retirement plans. The workbook got them motivated, and now they are planning their get-aways. I am so happy to be helping so many people live their best lives.
Awesome book. I have been nomadic or partially nomadic for a long time and don't learn much from most books, but I learned some great budget tips here, and a refresher on things I knew are good.
I had not really investigated credit card hacking (signing up for free miles) or the importance of going to multiple sites for places to stay but there was some great information there. I need to write out some notes, so I don't forget.
Chris does a great job outlining everything they did to prepare for their nomad life and we are excited to start ours as well! The tips they include are so valuable and we realized just how much we have to do to be prepared for when we "launch"! This book is an easy read and we highly recommend it!
So many great insights, tips and other little things you may have never considered in preparing for nomadic life. Excellent resource for anyone considering long term travel!
The style the book was written in made the reading interesting. I found it also helpful for downsizing your house. Wish I had it when I went from a large house to a small duplex. Many hints for those who are going to travel for less than a year. Thank you for the many things you learned.
I have traveled and lived in numerous countries so I feel qualified to say that I’ve read many books on this topic. This is the best in terms of content and organization.
If you’re thinking about part-time or long term travel this is the book for you! There is a lot of detailed information and a work book at the end. I wish I had it before my first six-month journey and will use it going forward!
I liked the information provided while giving a personal storyline. This book definitely ignited the thought of travelling around the world when I could financially :).
Basic information was pretty good.I could have done without the story portion,but the workbook portion near the end was good.There are better options out there.