As you may have heard from our recent Solo Travel Challenge posts, I spend 3 days in Chicago.
And I loved it!
Listener and superfan Kevin took the time to show me around the city and I ate as much as humanly possible. In the name of research of course!
Today Kevin joins me on the podcast to share his love and knowledge of the Chicago food scene, drink scene, and to express some thoughts on why Chicago is actually BETTER than New York City! And, of course, to present us with some fun facts!
Click here to download part 2 of our Destination Diary on Chicago and learn about the public transit in Chicago, how it’s the most bikeable city in the US, the sports scene, and the multitude of free things to do in the city!
Our episodes have been sponsored by our friends at Tortuga Backpacks!
Heather and I usually travel together. But what we’ve never done is take two solo travel trips at the same time.
I went to Chicago, she went to Miami.
And we had very different experiences.
But they were both awesome.
Today Napkins (#LoveNapkins) joins us to talk about what it’s like to travel solo, what we learned about ourselves, and what tips we have for others hoping to do something similar.
Maybe it’s just been a weekend, or a week, months, or even a year.
But now your home and everything just seems a bit…bland.
Coming home from a trip can be a happy time, but sometimes mixed in with that happiness is a little (or a lot) of sadness. Whether it’s “reverse” culture shock, or just being bummed that you’re not on the beach anymore, being home can cause some mixed feelings.
We’ve felt it, more than once, and here are 14 ways that we try to deal with the post-travel blues.
You can head on over now to grab your copy while it’s on sale through June 6th!
In honor of the Paradise Pack, we’ve put together a special series here for you with three of our AWESOME contributors to the pack, Johnny FD, Ruth Soukup, and Mish Slade.
In each of these interviews, we talk about what their lives were like before they went location independent, how they built their businesses and what their #1 piece of advice is for those of you just starting the journey!
Don’t forget to check out their contributions and much, much more over at TheParadisePack.com!
We’ve spent the last 4 years traveling around the world and working.
FOUR years!
I can hardly believe it.
It’s been a learning experience and today Heather and I are here to share our 27 lessons learned along the journey. Some came easy, some came hard, and some we’re still working on, but if even one of them resonates then they were lessons well learned!
One of our goals here at EPoP is to help people travel more while spending less. Aside from travel hacking, working for ourselves has been the key to getting the freedom we needed to travel the world. If you’re interested in business and travel then head on over to TheParadisePack.com and sign up to be notified when the sale goes live on May 31st!
Interested in becoming learning how to travel more, work from anywhere, and generally get more freedom? Check out The Paradise Pack, launching May 31st!
Today’s episode has been sponsored by our friends at Tortuga Backpacks!
