Show Notes
For the last 5 years, my husband and I have been travelling the globe for 6x months a year, every year. One of the questions we get asked the most is, "how do you afford to do what you do?". And I mean, valid. The way society has taught us to look at finances can make our personal choices look questionable- but now that I see it this way, I can't ever go back. In this episode today, I'm diving into the exact method of how we actually make money- and what it means to diversify your income. I'm sharing what bills we actually have, what rewriting finances has looked like after my bankruptcy, and the thing that I'm still learning. The truth is that you don't need millions of dollars in the bank or a really 'ludicrous' source of income to be able to travel like we do. The secret is eliminating high-costs, ensuring you don't have a lot of bills weighing you down when you're gone, and being open to your income flowing differently than through a traditional 9-5 pay cheque. If you've dreamed of creating a life on your terms, seeing the world, or maybe you're just looking for a way to make some extra cash every month... then this is the episode for you. So let's dive in, shall we? __________________________
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