Protect your Mobility

Primal humans were nomadic, they moved a lot and found the right place for each phase of their lives and, when circumstances changed, they moved. I think we need to spent a little time of our like them: explorers who are trying to find their place in the world.

A few generations ago you used to born, live and die in the same city, around the same people, doing more or less the same thing. Today we have the ability to do things different. We don’t need to live our whole lives in the same city, state, country or continent we were born.

Thanks to technology, language is becoming less of a barrier, the world is becoming more connected and in order to experience all this connectivity we must protect our mobility. The best way to do that is is to avoid debt and avoid owning too many passives (things that eat your money just by being yours — a house that is not rented, for instance).

Also, it is important to understand that, we may not need a lot of money to experience a lot of things, you can volunteer for working abroad and work in exchange for food and shelter. you can enlist yourself to work in a cruise or you can couchsurf while you do online freelancing. The opportunities are endless for those with a little will and a little creativity.

Thanks for your time.

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