 The article about the 95-year old backpacker that can be found here should inspire us all. Keith Wright served his country of Australia in World War II and then lived his life in the land down under. Unfortunately, his wife passed away thirteen years ago. After a few years, Keith decided to make his Read Entire Post: It’s Never Too Late New Resilient Community in Belize Rainforests Attracting Buyers Worldwide- It’s time to Dream Green! Resilient Community Real Estate Offer in Belize How would you like to live in an unspoiled, unparalleled unbelievable completely Green Standard eco-community tucked away in the Mayan rainforest of Belize? How would you like to live in a resilient community that: Is located in CNN’s #2 “Up And Coming Destination”! — BELIZE Ranked Read Entire Post: New Resilient Community in Belize Rainforests Attracting Buyers Worldwide- It’s time to Dream Green!  I stayed at the Ashram Surf Retreat in southwestern India last week for four days, and I would recommend it for other travelers as well. The place combines surfing and yoga, which is a great combination for lots of reasons. Both are spiritual pursuits to practitioners. The rigors of surfing are offset by Read Entire Post: Surf/Yoga Retreat In India  I’ve been traveling around India since December, and I thought that the best spots for expats would be in Goa. For new readers, The story of my trip so far and going forward can be found on my blog: Turns out that I think a found a spot that many North Americans would find Read Entire Post: Varkala Beach: One of the Best Expat Spots in India 
Belize has become an increasingly popular travel destination within the past few years. Reaching its low season in June, summer is a surprisingly affordable time to visit this charming waterfront country. Many places offer discounted prices from June through October, and with the drop in tourist attendance, it’s a wonderful Read Entire Post: Why should you visit Belize in 2012?  I have been in India for a month now, and writings about my different experiences can be found by reading my blog. For much of that time, I’ve been in Goa, and it’s been a great place to be. I’ve also been delving a little bit deeper into the region to determine its prospects Read Entire Post: The Verdict On Goa: Great Place to Visit, Not to Live  Hello everybody, Well, firstly, welcome to 2012! We sure are living in interesting times! Please be aware this is a partial re-post from a recent update for subscribers to the Vilcabamba Real Estate Company newsletter. All VREC updates can be read at our WordPress blog site here. If you are interested in Vilcabamba Read Entire Post: Vilcabamba Real Estate Company – www.vrec.org – Vilcabamba, Ecuador – A Few Words and Thoughts for 2012  Photo Source: http://obrag.org If anyone (other than our politicians) is still wondering why U.S. unemployment remains near record highs, why the economy remains stagnant, or why U.S. real wages have gone nowhere for over 30 years, look no further than this comment, on our past post “Has The West Lost It’s Read Entire Post: American Dream Or Nightmare?  I’m eating a delicious Kingpepper fish, reading Michael Manville’s posts about Ecuador and 2012 predictions, and looking at this view: I have made it to Goa, and I’ll be working and playing here for a few weeks. I have to learn a lot more before determining if Goa is a viable retirement spot. Read Entire Post: Update from India  I just arrived in Mumbai a few days ago, and my travels across India are set to begin. Here is my tentative itinerary as of this moment: Mumbai -> Goa -> Gokarna -> Kerala -> Bangalore -> Hyderabad -> Pune -> Mumbai (again) -> Rajastan -> New Dehli/Agra -> Chandigarh -> Shimla/Other hill stations Read Entire Post: Considering My India Itinerary  I am pleased to announce that I am headed to India on December 22nd. I have my plane ticket and my visa. I just need to get my vaccinations and pack. There’s a lot to think through before I leave, but I’m excited about the trip. I will be there for 4-6 months. I will Read Entire Post: Headed to India  Why Is Social Unrest Relevant? Image Source: http://jafrianews.files.wordpress.com Wow, we sure took a lot of flak for our recent comments about the OccupyWallStreet movement. Many of you misinterpreted our article to mean that we defend big business and Wall Street, as though they have done no wrong (not at all the Read Entire Post: Social Unrest And You  My last post about famed investor Jim Rogers concerned his trip around the world and his book about the experience entitled Adventure Capitalist. Jim also wrote three other books since then, and two have concerned his two favorite long-term investments: China and commodities. I went to China in 2007 because I thought that China Read Entire Post: Jim Rogers: Bullish On China Long-Term  Welcome To The Philippines! Photo Credit: Mats Karochkin http://www.flickr.com/people/karochkin/ Contributed By Retire Worldwide Member Living In Cebu, Philippines: US citizens can draw their social security in any country on the planet except for Cuba and North Korea, and as far as I can determine, have it deposited locally. The country lists below are Read Entire Post: Receiving U.S. Social Security Payments Overseas  In a search to find the best places for someone to retire worldwide, I thought it made sense to meet someone who has been everywhere and seen everything. All right, I exaggerate. Gary Arndt hasn’t been everywhere and hasn’t done everything. But he’s getting there. He has dedicated his life in the last four Read Entire Post: Everywhere and Everything: A Conversation With Gary Arndt  Combine the natural beauty of St.Lucia’s pristine environment with a congenial English speaking population and you have an ideal location for tourists and expats. This island paradise is a particular favorite among Americans and British citizens. Read Entire Post: Community Review: St. Lucia  This post was submitted by Sarah Fudin who currently works in community relations for the University of Southern California’s Online Masters in Education program, which provides students with the opportunity to earn a TESOL certificate online. Outside of work Sarah enjoys running, reading and Pinkberry frozen yogurt. Teaching English abroad isn’t just for Read Entire Post: Transitioning into Your Dream Job: Teaching English Abroad  Manuel Antonio, Costa Rica Manuel Antonio National Park (Photo: Nodnarb Turk) Manuel Antonio Lifestyle Highlights l Pick an activity: horseback riding, zip lining, white water rafting, kayaking the mangrove, biking, surfing, golfing, sport fishing, hiking, monkey or bird watching and be finished by lunchtime. l Mix and mingle with an international hodge-podge of tourists, Read Entire Post: Manuel Antonio, Costa Rica  A friend wrote to me this week telling me about their wonderful hike through the Cajas National Park last Sunday. With their approval her description and some photos are below for you to enjoy. Thanks guys. Firstly to those who don’t know about the Cajas? The park is located to the west of Cuenca approximately Read Entire Post: Hiking in the Cajas – Cuenca  I am close to 40. This milestone has made me realize that as much time has elapsed between when I was a 10-year-old kid and now. It is obvious but noteworthy that the same amount of time will elapse between now and when I turn 70. What will the next 30 years bring? The Read Entire Post: Being a Company Man, and the Alternatives |
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