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We’re All Just Supposed To Accept That This Is How It’s Going To Be?

My trip from Cancún to Puerto Rico on Monday was a smooth journey, which is fortunate given that I was traveling with my extended family in tow, including two babies, plus my wife’s family from Ukraine. We had managed to get them out of Ukraine several weeks ago and into

My Final Report After 6 Months in Cancún

Several months ago my wife and I traveled to Cancún, Mexico for a very specific reason: we wanted our son to be born here. This was a no-brainer decision. Our daughter was born here in Cancún last year, and the experience was so great that we knew we wanted to

When Woke Students Ruined Their University 800 Years Ago

In April of 1155 AD, after a successful invasion of northern Italy in which his army vanquished city after city, the legendary ruler Frederick Barbarossa received yet another crown upon his head. Barbarossa was already King of Burgundy, King of Germany, AND Holy Roman Emperor. But on top of all

I Was Blown Away by My First ‘Medical Tourism’ Experience

[Editor’s note: This article was written by one of our team members, Joe Jarvis.] Walking into a hospital sounds about as much fun to me as being mugged in an alley. And if I were to go to a US hospital, I suspect the outcome to my wallet would be

Ecuador’s new Digital Nomad Visa program unpacked

The South American nation of Ecuador is one of the latest countries in the world to launch an official Digital Nomad Visa. And we’re pleased to report that it looks pretty decent. Let’s get into the details below… Boasting stellar beaches, tropical jungles and cooler mountain towns, Ecuador is a

A Passport With an Ocean View That Pays a Dividend

In the year 1542, after the deaths of her husband and brother-in-law, Gracia Mendes was finally left with sole control of her family’s trading business. And in almost no time she turned it into one of the most powerful enterprises in all of Europe. Mendes was a unicorn. At the

What happened in Mexico City this weekend…

“I can’t believe this place is so nice!” That’s what we kept hearing over and over again this past weekend in Mexico City, where we held a private event for our Total Access members. Both the event, and the city, were absolutely phenomenal. We held the event at the JW

Estonia Digital Nomad Visa 2023
A look at Estonia’s pioneering Digital Nomad Visa in 2023

Looking to spend up to a year living and working remotely from Europe? If you’re a remote worker or online business owner, Estonia’s Digital Nomad Visa (DNV) program can help you achieve just that. Let’s take a look at its requirements below… Estonia’s Digital Nomad Visa: Your gateway to a

Three Global Cities Where You Can Still Beat Inflation

Inflation is undoubtedly one of the biggest stories of our time. It’s a story of abject failure — of how the ‘experts’ who have been entrusted to pull the giant levers of the economy were asleep at the wheel. The ‘experts’ failed to anticipate how their irresponsible spree of spending

The International Hypocrisy and Ignorance Conference Begins!

It’s finally here. Today’s the day. More than 35,000 people have begun descending on the picturesque Egyptian resort town of Sharm El Sheikh to participate in the 27th United Nations Climate Change Conference, known as COP27. Or as I prefer to call it, the International Hypocrisy and Ignorance Conference. The

Namibian Digital Nomad Visa 2023
A closer look at Namibia’s new Digital Nomad Visa program going into 2023

A growing number of countries have been launching Digital Nomad Visas (DNVs), with competition resulting in lower income thresholds and easier requirements for applicants. Namibia recently joined this list – and it’s a fairly attractive option… Looking for a change of scenery and epic outdoor adventures in Africa? If wildlife

Yikes. The Federal Reserve Lost $4.1 Billion Last Month.

In the early spring of the year 1492, Lorenzo de’ Medici had just arrived to his family’s opulent villa in the hills nearby Florence when he began to experience severe stomach pains. His pain quickly grew worse, and the finest physicians were summoned to heal him; Lorenzo was reportedly given

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