The cheapest places to live in the world. $500 a month
August 3, 2010 posted by Nate Bunger
Written by dorotix, on July 1st 2009…
Are you tired of busy cities, crowded streets, high rents and almost non-affordable mortgage? Well…there are places in the world where you can live well for less. The cheapest places to live are also the most beautiful and exotic destinations. So why not make your dreams come true, pack your bags and move to one of those paradise locations, if not for a lifetime, then at least for a year or two?
There are two simple rules to follow while searching for low cost destinations. Firstly: if you find a place cheap enough to travel to, then most probably you will also find it cheap to live in. Secondly: wherever you are, the further from the big cities and large agglomerations, the cheaper it gets.
Of course ‘cheap’ is a very relative concept, and what is cheap for you may not be cheap for people living some place else in the world.
But if ‘cheap’ means spending just a few dollars/euro/pounds a day, then these locations in Asia and Central America may interest you… Keep On Reading! »
Living The “Work From Anywhere” Dream: Take A Test Trip Before Making It Permanent
July 30, 2010 posted by Nate Bunger
Sourced from Location Independant and written by Jenn Miller
It’s a reverie all of us digital nomads share along with those who aspire to be:
Mornings spent working in a hammock under a palm tree, or dialed in through the omnipresent high-speed internet at the cosmopolitan coffee bar on a tree shaded, cobbled street.
Afternoons spent on cultural diversity, perhaps pursuing a passion for languages or photography, maybe slipping a snide “wish you were here…” postcard in the mail to our old office mates back home. Keep On Reading! »
Three Great Locations For Outsourcing Your Work
July 29, 2010 posted by Nate Bunger
July 21, 2010
Written By Simon Black at www.sovereignman.com
I am a frequent reader of Simon’s site and on occasion will be posting some of his articles here. He offers great advice for living an International Lifestyle especially regarding obtaining second citizenship and International investments.
Enter Simon Black:
I was on the phone with a major bank last night. As usual, I had to navigate their automated phone system hitting ‘zero’ until my finger turned blue… I was finally forwarded to an offshore call center where the representative was more keen to follow the script than to actually help me. Keep On Reading! »
31 Ways to Grow a Business Exposed…
July 23, 2010 posted by Nate Bunger
There are essentially four over-arching strategies for growing a business. No more, no less.
- Get more customers and clients.
- Get your customers/clients to buy more frequently.
- Get your customers/clients to spend more money per transaction.
- Keep your customers longer.
While there are only four primary strategies for growing a business, there are literally dozens of different techniques you can use to implement these four strategies. Keep On Reading! »
The Clean-Slate Guide to Simplicity
July 22, 2010 posted by Nate Bunger
This is a post from Jeffrey Tang of The Art of Great Things. I am a huge believer in the art of decluttering, potentially at times too much. But it is no doubt something that has helped me create the freedom I have in my life. I like this post alot, I hope you enjoy.
Enter Jeffrey Tang…
When we think about simplifying, we usually think about subtraction. Getting rid of excess stuff. Clearing away obligations. Deleting old emails.
We simplify by paring away the layers of something until we find the core. Too many books on the shelf? Give them away, one by one, until you’re left with a manageable number of the volumes you really enjoy.
But decluttering this way is hard. For example: Keep On Reading! »
How To Travel & Work Remotely As A Couple
July 18, 2010 posted by Nate Bunger
from Bizlift Blog by Sterling Okura
Photo by: d’n’c
The freedom to work from anywhere is a wonderful benefit of being an internet-based freelancer.
But what if your significant other has a career that is paper intensive and demands constant face-to-face interactions?
This was my situation when I met my soulmate Rebecca four years ago.
I’d been self-employed for years and was used to traveling and working. Rebecca was an attorney working for a law firm that required frequent in-person meetings and court appearances. Keep On Reading! »
Fishing With David Lynch: Creating Value From Nothing
July 15, 2010 posted by Nate Bunger
Photo by Richard Hook
Some people have the magic touch. They can create value out of nothing.
Painters transform a blank canvas into a work of art. Writers turn empty pages into informative articles. Gifted entrepreneurs are able to conjure creative business ideas out of thin air.
Where does this ability to create come from? Keep On Reading! »
Is Spiritual Business a Contradiction in Terms?
July 13, 2010 posted by Nate Bunger
This post was sourced from Copyblogger and written by Mark Silver
With all the beads, prayers, affirmations, “laws of abundance,” and other woo-woo business accoutrements flying around these days, you’d think there’s some fire sale promotion going on spirituality.
Maybe it’s the rough economy, or the unsettling pace of change. Business seems to be getting more and more difficult, and support is hard to come by. When you’re struggling, the idea of having the unseen realms backing you is pretty appealing.
But can getting more spiritual really help your business? Keep On Reading! »
This blog is about the thoughts and experiences of Nate Bunger as he works from his laptop and travels the world. 
