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How to Travel the World for FREE
So, I’ve decided to finally teach a SkillShare class on independent and affordable, long-term world travel. Aka … how to be a vagabond.
Check out the class here » 
Skillshare (one of my favorite NYC startups) aims to revolutionize education by giving anyone the platform to be a teacher.  And, after hanging with the Skillshare team last week, they’ve finally convinced me to give it a go! 
Quitting my job in 2009 to travel around the world was a natural decision.  I knew it was the right call from the very beginning and I’ve never regretted it.  But, for many, the thought of leaving a secure job at home for extended travel is unimaginably scary.
Travel is only for the rich!  How can I afford it? What about my job?  I can’t quit!Who do I go with?  I can’t go by myselfI’ve never traveled for that long.  Where do I stay?  Do I buy all my flights upfront?
These are just a sample of the excuses and questions I hear all the time.  And, these are the exact concerns, plus others, that I’ll be addressing in my class. 
I’ve thrown up a “pilot” version of the class here to test the concept.  If I get enough people interested, I’ll set some actual dates!  If you’re interested, be sure to click the “add to watch list” button (as shown below).
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How to Travel the World for FREE

So, I’ve decided to finally teach a SkillShare class on independent and affordable, long-term world travel. Aka … how to be a vagabond.

Check out the class here » 

Skillshare (one of my favorite NYC startups) aims to revolutionize education by giving anyone the platform to be a teacher.  And, after hanging with the Skillshare team last week, they’ve finally convinced me to give it a go! 

Quitting my job in 2009 to travel around the world was a natural decision.  I knew it was the right call from the very beginning and I’ve never regretted it.  But, for many, the thought of leaving a secure job at home for extended travel is unimaginably scary.

Travel is only for the rich!  How can I afford it?
What about my job?  I can’t quit!
Who do I go with?  I can’t go by myself
I’ve never traveled for that long.  Where do I stay?  Do I buy all my flights upfront?

These are just a sample of the excuses and questions I hear all the time.  And, these are the exact concerns, plus others, that I’ll be addressing in my class. 

I’ve thrown up a “pilot” version of the class here to test the concept.  If I get enough people interested, I’ll set some actual dates!  If you’re interested, be sure to click the “add to watch list” button (as shown below).

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