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How I found my calling: From fruit picker to shelf stacker and finally freelance writer!
Maybe I was destined to travel far in life; I’ve lived in many different places and worked in various jobs before I was able to find my calling. I was born in Glasgow, Scotland, and at just two days of age, was taken to the Isle of Tiree, where my parents lived. Tiree...
From one paradise to another – Connecting with the untamed spirit of Wyoming
I previously wrote about how I found my spot living on the Big Island of Hawaii. I absolutely love it here for many, many reasons. But you might be surprised that people who live in paradise want to leave for vacation. "Island Fever" can be a very real thing. That is...
Finding My Spot Behind the Depths of Words
It's funny how every thought you have or decision you have made in the past creates the person you are today. Every person has their purpose, goal, aspiration, or accomplishment in their life. It may not feel like it, but it only hits you when you're least expecting...
Finding my spot in Hawaii
I found my spot, and my spot is in Hawaii. I grew up in Massachusetts, and by the time I was 18, I hated the crowds, the cold, the snow, and the general rudeness of the people. I was fortunate that my family moved to Louisiana, where all of these problems seemed to be...
The 5 best family friendly countries to live in 2021
If I were to search for the best family friendly countries to live in, a very good idea would to be to search in the Good Country Index, so lets start there... The Good Country Index Most articles discussing this topic go by how good it is to live according to GDP per...
8 things to do before moving country
So, you've found your spot.. but what else do you need to consider before making the move? 1. Visas and other documents The most basic requirement: check what kind of visas or documents may be required of you to live in your destination country. It is best to start...
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