Traveling alone is an amazing experience, especially as a solo female. So pack your bags ladies – your dreams await. While traveling alone may make you nervous, it’s totally worth it! The first step may be the hardest, but it is also the one that will spur you to make deep connections, experience the true ‘you’, […]
Category: Millennial Nomad
Interview: Riding a Motorcycle Around the World with Patrick Harris
Introduction On July 5th, 2013 Patrick Harris left his home in Denver, Colorado heading east on a motorcycle; 636 days later he rode in from the west. He had just finished riding his motorcycle around the entire world stopping in over 25 countries. From the canals of Amsterdam, to the grassy hills of rural Indonesia, and the aborigine […]
Interview: Tom Burden on Launching the Grypmat and How to Launch a Product
Tom Burdon On Launching the Grypmat UPDATE: The Grypmat Kickstarter was a success. They raised over $100,000 and made it into the top 1.5% of all Kickstarter campaigns These days the average American home has 30,000 to 300,000 items in it (La Times) – and almost all of them are products (Unless you hoard raw materials??). […]
Change
Change is hard. Hear me out. Figuring out new norms is a difficult task to bestow upon just about anyone, even me. But the truth about life is that change happens and it’s inevitable. You can’t control that even if you desperately want to. For me change happened this past week. I had a wakeup call […]
Chasing a Waterfall in Columbus : VLOG (#002)
“Don’t go chasing waterfalls” – TLC Sometimes you just have to go against the wise words of TLC to discover fun things in your local area. In our case it was about discovering a waterfall in Columbus, Ohio. As was the case this past weekend when my girlfriend and I decided to head out into the […]
How I Went Around the World for Less Than $3k
*Disclaimer: I graduated from college in May 2015, and traveled until September 2015. I had one last “summer break” before starting work, so I spent as much time abroad as I could. If you look at the places I went to (below) during the past 4 months, they were all very specific and planned out. […]
Feeling Low Just Isn’t Happening
[smart_track_player url=”https://www.lifenomading.com/wp-content/uploads/2015/06/recordinglowisnt.mp3″ title=”Audio Article” artist=”Ian Hoyt” download=”false” ] Usually articles on here stem from a mistake or a mishap I had that caused me to learn something and then in turn write about it in great detail for you to potentially learn from. But lately, I just haven’t been having really any major “downs” or […]
My Gut Check, The College Dilemma Revisited
Lately, I have been trying to figure out the perfect path for where to go in the next stage of my career. On one hand I could go back to college and pursue the pilot program to get all of my pilot licenses, but on the other hand I could focus on growing my business […]
The Coffee Shop Beauty
You are sitting there at your favorite coffee shop… It has been a very productive day and you are working so feverishly hard on your client’s work that you are totally zoned in. Coffee shops are a part of your freelance lifestyle and without them you have no clue as to how you would get […]
An Ian Hoyt PSA: I’m On That Edge
This past week I reflected on how I really wanted to focus Life Nomading. I have been writing on here for about seven months now, and while it has been awesome I feel like I am really spanning the wide breadth of topics on here. You can find articles about creating blogs to relationship talk, and even […]