In the 10 years since we broke free of “regular jobs” and had lifestyle freedom, we’ve taken A LOT of trips. Here are the 15 most formative ones, from exotic fast travel around the globe to chilling out in a hot tub in Breckenridge.
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Chris used to be an accountant but then decided to go out on a big adventure that turned into more.
Travelers will know this feeling. If you’re going to go on one big bucket list trip, you might as well go on three!
Or as Chris Cage said, when you’re in New Zealand you might as well be in Southeast Asia!
After traveling through Southeast Asia, biking through New Zealand and walking the Appalachian Trail, Chris realized there was an issue.
It was hard to find enough calories to power these kinds of adventures!!
So he set out to solve the issue by creating his own shelf-stable bar that could power cyclists and hikers of all kinds.
And so Greenbelly.co was born, almost completely unintentionally. It had never been his plan to create his own business, but that’s where he ended up. And it’s been an awesome ride.
The world teaches you to build your lifestyle around your job.
But what if you chose to build your job around your lifestyle instead?
Since Jason Moore has graduated from college, he has found many different ways to build a lifestyle based on what he loved most:
Travel…
And how to find work that allowed him to do it.
Today Jason joins us to talk about his early start traveling with the experiential marketing business and discusses how he was able to break into it and how you can too.
We then move on to stories from his journey hitchhiking around Scotland for charity and end with a story of travel mishap on his first backpacking trip to Europe.
We discuss how the love of travel is constant, why accountability is so important, what the #1 key is to finding budget alternatives for travel all while spending some time deciding who was the better business partner for The Paradise Pack. (it was Jason!)
