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5 ways to get through the airport faster

5 Ways to Get Through The Airport Quicker

By Marek Michalski // Dec 24, 2016

According to American Airlines I have flown from Chicago (ORD) to Philadelphia (PHL) over 30 times this year. The flight duration is exactly 1 hour and 51 minutes gate to gate according to travelmath.com. To catch the flight you have to arrive at least an hour before, and if they check your bag you can add 30 minutes on departure and arrival. Then what about the time it takes you to physically walk from entrance/exit to […]

Best Sailing Knives

Best Sailing Knives

By Marek Michalski // Dec 21, 2016

When it comes to navigating the waters of purchasing a sailing knife there is a lot to consider. We at Life Nomading have done the work for you by looking into the best sailing knives on the market. We limited our search to include the sailing knives that are easily available for purchase online because specialty sailing shops are few and far between unless you live on the water. So buckle down your swashbuckler and […]

Best Slacklines For Beginners

Best Slacklines for Beginners

By Marek Michalski // Dec 19, 2016

Slacklining appears to be a simple task from afar when you see it for the first time. It’s like an adult version of the balance beam with a little sway added. However, what seems simple at first becomes complicated very quick the first time you step on. As is the act of buying your first slack line. If you already own a slackline and are looking for a breakdown of the best slacklines by type […]

best inflatable kayak

Best Inflatable Kayak for Adventuring

By Ian Hoyt // Dec 12, 2016

Not all adventures are created equal. Some adventures take us by land, some by air, and some by water. For the water adventurers out there transporting a kayak can be an annoying and sometimes discouraging task. Thank goodness the world gave us inflatable everything. In this article, we will review some of the best inflatable kayaks on the market depending on your budget and missions. Our Recommended Best Inflatable Kayak Options There’s a perfect inflatable […]

best rain jackets for men

Best Rain Jackets for Men

By Ian Hoyt // Nov 26, 2016

When it comes to traveling the world, it is so critical to pack for the impending rainy weather. But, what if you are trying to decide on the perfect rain jacket for any scenario? In this article, we are going to run-down some of the best rain jackets for men and which one may be the best fit for you… if of course, you are a man. When looking for a best men’s rain jacket […]

Adventurous authors

3 Adventurous Authors Who Will Spark Your Creativity

By Tori Metzger // Feb 29, 2016

“I read; I travel; I become.” ― Derek Walcott I’ve always thought that autobiographies and memoirs are the most intriguing genre of writing. They’re a written format of writers reflecting on their lives and sharing those reflections and experiences with others in hopes that they can connect and provide value. I’m sharing with you the books that have inspired me most, written by nomads and adventurous authors who have left me in awe of the experiences they discovered, […]

The Shitty Sides to a Remote Working Lifestyle

5 Truths Behind Your Work From Remote Location

By Ian Hoyt // Feb 23, 2016

Let me guess, you’ve seen Facebook ad after Facebook ad from people marketing their get rich quick program that shares how you can work from a remote location on the beach or where ever your heart desires while raking in six-figure incomes. We’ve all had those ads shoved in our face from time to time, it makes the remote working lifestyle look like all fun and games with no downside. Honestly, there are a lot of perks that […]

3 Ways to Find Common Ground on Foreign Soil

By Marek Michalski // Nov 5, 2015

We often hear about the follies that occur when international culture clashes in an awkward way. Like when I misspoke in Vietnamese at a local smoothie shop and asked for a cow meat smoothie (sinh tố bơ vs. sinh tố bò) Also, when my professor gifted a white clock to his Japanese colleague on a business trip to Tokyo, which basically said your time is running out and you will die (White symbolizes death in Japanese culture, and the clock built […]

No inventory costs and finding a dropshipper

How To Sell Your Products While Having Zero Inventory Costs

By Ian Hoyt // Oct 14, 2015

In my previous ‘Build Something Challenge’ article How To Choose What Good Products To Sell we went step-by-step in how I began my process of discovering if a product is a good fit for selling on eCommerce or not. If you haven’t read that article yet, I would highly recommend taking some time to read it and then come back here. …so now I am assuming you have a product or two that you have in mind […]