Comments on: Traveling and Making Money at the Same Time

By: Reiki Practitioner

Reiki Practitioner — Sun, 01 Nov 2009 08:28:27 +0000

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By: Anonymous

Anonymous — Sat, 18 Feb 2006 13:48:00 +0000

best way i have worked out is to buy property in your home country and rent it out. with two properties in london, uk, i was able to fund a years travel in south america and only needed to use my savings to pay for the flights.
of course, this only works if you buy property in areas with a very bouyant rental market, and travel in low cost countries. you would be surprised how well you can live on under $500 a month in many countries in the world!

By: Laksmi

Laksmi — Tue, 31 Jan 2006 18:15:00 +0000

Other ideas,

Always do your best,
Keep being in touch,
set up a business throughout the worl so that anywhere you go you can be in touch with your business
Get a coach
Keep a daily journal
Write books
Bring your business with you (that is something light and visible rapidly, efficiently
sell insurance
Train and I would reach that other person who said organise workshops wherever you go

By: Heather Fougnier

Heather Fougnier — Fri, 27 Jan 2006 15:02:00 +0000

Here's My List:
- Create multiple streams of passive or near-passive income.

- Start your own business where you can work from anywhere.

- Have your spouse do the same or get "remote" working status (work at home).

- Turn your home into a vacation rental.

- Buy a house in a second location that you love, so you can work from there.

- Join a vacation rental swapping club so you can live and work all over the world.

- Combine one of your passive streams of income with travel-related work so that you can write your trips off on your taxes.

- Have an assistant or virtual assistant to take care of your administrative work in your home country (and make your life easier).

- Get your telecom & Internet needs sorted out so you can save money & be effective.

- Get online banking & online bill pay.

- Automate everything you can & Figure out how you will deal with snail mail, especially if this is pertinent to your business (maybe have your assistant do this).

The first step is to write your vision for this life and then plan. It took my husband and me about a year to put all the pieces in place. We worked hard -- and it was worth it!

Live.YourCaribbeanDream.com

By: Bryan Burrows

Bryan Burrows — Thu, 26 Jan 2006 21:05:00 +0000

Plan ahead, contact small businesses offering your services as guest speaker at sales seminas. Contact service club international branches such as Kiwanis, Rotary and Lions. The more business people who know you are available to help with their staff problems the better, after all you are a confident Life Coach. Good luck. Bryan

By: George

George — Thu, 26 Jan 2006 18:24:00 +0000

I don't like to:
-get short term jobs (e.g. bar work, fruit picking watch visa regulations though)
- get a job what allows you to work remotely
I have had in bygone days, when I was young, to collect experiences & education.
Now days, if I had to do this, I should approached differently i.e.
A sum of money in bank account - capital investment (enough for 6-12-18 months planning – budgeting),
· have a phone coaching or consulting business
· write articles for magazines
· set up an internet business (e.g. affiliate marketing)
any other kinds activities related to my profile and my ambitions, mean while time I’ ll try to earn more money to cover / protect the initial capital investment.
Ok then, did I wrote excact the corect answer that you wise to
see / hear?

By: lindadoveart

lindadoveart — Thu, 26 Jan 2006 00:59:00 +0000

if you’re the least bit talented and have the guts sketching or quick water color renderings can cause passer-bys to stop and offer you a few buck for what you do