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Category Archives: Inspiration

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8 Reasons Why I Love Thailand: Thai Sunsets

Posted on September 18, 2011 by Jenneil

I recently posted 8 Reasons Why I Hate Thailand, but to be fair I do love Thailand more than I hate it. So, starting today, I will begin posting the 8 Reasons Why I Love Thailand in an 8 part series. By the time I return home in October, I will have spent 1/3 of [...]

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I am a public servant by day and a travel-junkie by night... Deciding that domestic travel was not enough for me, I spent a month in Chiapas, Mexico learning about their culture and people. After our first visit to Chiapas, I knew my entire world had changed. I no longer cared about achieving the "American Dream" I had sought for nearly 30 years. Knowing I had found my true passion in life, I began focusing on becoming location independent. Read More Below

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100% 15 Ways I Saved $15,000 for a Trip Around the World
85% 8 Reasons Why I Hate Thailand
29% 8 Reasons Why I Love Thailand: Thai Sunsets
26% Travel Bloggers Unite: United we Stand, Divided we Fall
25% RTW Packing List (Draft)

About Jenneil

I am a public servant by day and a travel-junkie by night.

I was born and raised in a small farming town in Michigan, but have been anchored in California for the past 8 years. I have traveled extensively throughout the U.S. visiting over half of the States, but I am still a travel rookie.

Deciding that domestic travel was not enough for me, I spent a month in Chiapas, Mexico learning about their culture and people. After our first visit to Chiapas, I knew my entire world had changed. I no longer cared about achieving the "American Dream" I had sought for nearly 30 years. Knowing I had found my true passion in life, I began focusing on becoming location independent.

Here, at "Hello, Meet World," you can read about my Mexican adventures and follow along on my upcoming trip around the World. Over at Nomad Courier, I have launched a unique team micro-photo-blog to motivate you to pursue your own travel dreams through our inspirational postcards.

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