Is Full-Time Travel Hard?

Travel Changes People. Period. It just works.

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We did it! All of us together!

I am never at a loss for words until NOW! Truly. We set a goal to raise $2,000 USD for our friend Said and the families of his village AND we are currently at $4,742 USD. BAM! It sure does take a village to help a village. Thank you! This is the culmination of an almost decade-long dream to connect people across the globe and make the world that much smaller. For years we have visited Morocco (and other countries) and brought group trips to experience a culture very different from their own. These experiences have connected people and bridged the gap between our different lifestyles making us all realize that at the end of the day, we are so very much the same with the same desires, wants, needs, love to give, empathy, and much more. We were able to raise this much money because many of you cared, felt connected, and wanted to help and for that I am grateful. To me, this is a successful brand and company we have created if we are able to spread good. 

TRAVEL CHANGES PEOPLE. Period. It just works.

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It's not hard, it's exhausting...big difference

In October we will be starting our 10th year of full-time travel. How we respond to comments about our lifestyle has definitely changed over the decade we have been living alternatively. In the early years, we said very little, we were newbies and we had no experience to base our responses on so we kept pretty quiet. After a handful of years of WorldTowning, we graduated to our “let’s be honest” stage in which we often used the statement “It’s hard to travel.” However, in recent years, we have a new response, “it’s NOT hard, it’s exhausting.” Often we use the word hard in life when something really is not hard but it just takes a lot of time and energy. Full-time travel is hackable and doable and definitely not brain surgery hard, however, you need energy and commitment and even then exhaustion sets.