Yesterday I was talking about random acts of kindness, and how they can make a real difference in the world. Today, I want to prove my point with two amazing initiatives that I saw online. The first one was performed at the World Domination Summit, a few days back in Portland. WDS is not about… Read more
Random Acts of Kindness
Kindness is the language which the deaf can hear and the blind can see – Mark Twain Today, I have been the recipient of not one, but two Random Acts of Kindness!! We were in the middle of nowhere, riding our bike, and had been looking for a gas station for quite a while. The… Read more
My most valuable possessions (as a traveling minimalist)
I have been traveling on and off for the past 10 years. My whole life belongings, including my bicycle fits in a small 3-doors car. I took that limit even further last year when BF and I embarked on a 6 months motorcycle journey from Guatemala to the US. We did it again this year,… Read more
Bang for your Buck, United States edition
I have started a series of articles about traveling on the cheap, and today is about the US! I have traveled several times to the US, to NY, Boston, LA and San Francisco, and then I have gone on a 3 months motorcycle road trip from San Diego to Seattle to Washington DC, in 2011…. Read more
Happy Bastille Day!!
Today is July 14th, and for the French, that means Bastille Day. Like birthdays are special days to show people how much you love them, I thought I’d make a list of what I love most about my country. I’ll leave the bad and the ugly for another post! What I love about… Read more
What is financial independence?
I thought I should get right to the point of this blog: Reach Financial Independence. Ok, but what is Financial Independence exactly? Well, it is a point where you don’t really need to work, because you have generated enough passive income to do what you like in life and get money to live. You WHAT??… Read more
How I Almost Lost $250 For Not Being Careful
Yesterday I was supposed to go on a Hot Air Balloon excursion. The price, about $125 per person, was high but I thought it was lower here in Turkey than it would be to ever do it in Europe or the US, so I went for it. Our hotel manager had offered to book it… Read more
Hi, and welcome!
I have been wanting to give this blog a new impulse for a while now. And I have also been questioning whether it should be written in French (my mother tongue) or in English. Considering most of the world speaks English, I decided that I would do the same. You guys will have to… Read more