There are many people in many parts of the world, living life on their own
terms. Far away from the man. Unhitched to a mortgage, a career track or
actual liabilities.
I'm not saying to uproot your life and movement. If you have family, debt,
and more & # 8212; a corporate job will give you the stability you need for
success likely. That doesn t mean you can t reconsider its decision
American expatriate on the road.
If you decide that's life for you, here are six rules you must follow to
make the most of it.
1. Be realistic with yourself
To hope to win a million dollars in six months while working on a sandy
beach in Vietnam is absurd. Be realistic with yourself, depending on where
you come from.
If you have established and respected online business, the goal of doubling
the s turnover in the year to make your business full time. If you have
nothing and will live savings, make your goal of your expenses in one year
& # 8212; to avoid dipping into your savings crucial.
2. Do a little every day
Summary, the long-term goals are rarely. Say you want to do 10 million is
too far out there, most can not solve this problem. This is a huge mountain
to climb. Not to mention, no one ever wrote how they will do it.
GOAL: Make $ 1 million.
Is it ever follow up with a plan or a plan? Rarely.
But what make a dollar? Much more realistic.
3. Learning to live with the Haters
There will always be people who n t approve of what you're doing. Some of
them think it's bad that you like dating abroad compared to marry in the
culture of slut gave you nationally.
Other people think that the finances of the expat is stupid. The only way
to wealth is a 401k, mortgage, and more, they say. Although I think the
office work and 401ks have their place (people with families), saying it is
the only path to success is simply ridiculous.
People will project their own image on you. All that is not their standard
is not something that is acceptable to them. Haters will flood your
personal life persona online, and everything else.
Ignore all or be dragged into it. There is rarely in between.
4. Stop Thinking So Much
Roosh and I mentioned several times in the podcast that we did. Don t you
think of the death on frivolous things ..
Health - get emergency care and pay cash elsewhere
ATMs - get a checking account Charles Schwab (they do not charge the
foreign withdrawal fees and reimburse you if the international bank fees)
Visas - do the paperwork, not broken any laws, and you will be fine
Dating - go, how much worse could it get than Stateside?
There are so many situations, ideas and crazy things that prevent people to
do what they want. It's not just travel or nomadic life.
Almost all situations where the action is not taken can be derived to a
root cause that is probably too thought. Get out of your head. Learn to
power over-thinking funnel based on the action, and you'll be amazed at the
things you can accomplish.
5. What things come to you
You can learn on your travels that you are able to do for two weeks is not
possible for two months and in the future.
Even if you spent the feast of the travel experience and go lasts for
weeks, this may not be sustainable for you on the true long term. It is one
thing to go out and party hard for two weeks. In this case, you know you go
back to the corporate world, which is often dull and gray.
It lacks color and character.
Therefore, it is easy to "do everything" during the two-week trip. When
you're an expatriate living abroad is now your new, real life. Forever.
Thinking you can party every night of the week until the end of time is
crazy.
When and how will you make money? When will you build friendships? When you
improve yourself in other aspects?
By all means, have your fun. You should and must. See the best nightclubs
in the world has to offer. Drink too much, and have unpleasant hangovers.
Treat them away by drinking more, if you like. lot of time and lots of
girls.
But do not think it can go forever. Recognize the differences between the
two. After all, if "forever" -you've "made."
6. Write Fellow Expats A Chance
Do not think that you do not need. You need people who are in your new
country of actual home, who speak the same language fluently, and
understand where you come from.
If you are an American expatriate, do not write to fellow Americans simply
because they are Americans. Do not think that these are the same people you
want to escape from the time you made the jump first.
In fact, they are often as you & # 8212; in many ways. And they can relate
to why you did what you did to a level much better than those mentioned
above haters.
Yes, you must also make local friends. People who know the language, have
the right connections, and can give you a glimpse of the culture you're
coming now.
But do not disqualify your American expatriate colleagues as friends on the
idea that they are Americans.
If you want to learn how to take advantage of dating in the digital world,
see my book Cracking OkCupid. To escape tips on American women to greener
pastures, see Eastern European travel.
More: 5 easy ways to earn free travel
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