Henri Junttila from Wake Up Cloud dives into how you can overcome the obstacles, face your fears, and take small steps every day toward your goals of doing what you love and turning your passion into profit.

Jonny Gibaud, author of the new book “CHOOSE: Master of Money or Slave to It” shatters your commonly-held beliefs about money and gives people the swift kick in the ass they need to start developing their Financial Intelligence. Here he shows you six common problems to overcome so you can afford to live the life you want.

Henri Juttila from WakeUpCloud.com shares about the challenges of following your passion and choosing your own path, the truth about being self-employed, and becoming comfortable with being uncomfortable when you work for yourself.

Karol Gajda discusses what it means to have Ridiculously Extraordinary Freedom, and discusses his travels, his success with earning an income online through affiliate marketing, and how you can travel and live anywhere too!

There are a number of traits which will help you in designing and creating your ideal lifestyle. In this guest post from Richard at Lifestyle Design Unleashed, we’ll go over a few success principles to serve as thinking points for you.

This Independence Day, take a lesson from someone genuinely living the Jason Bourne lifestyle, and declare your own sovereignty to achieve three things: more time freedom, more financial independence, and more freedom of location.

For two months, Bangkok Thailand was victim to violent political unrest and riots, with military “Live Fire Zones” where soldiers were ordered to shoot on sight and homemade explosives and Molotov cocktails erupting all around the city. Ask yourself this: would you truly want to be a part of a bloody, real-life revolution?

For a majority of people born in the West, into a middle-class family, with decent education, it has never been easier to grab the reins and create the life you want. But unfortunately, the reality is that a large population of disadvantaged refugees and victims of other socio-economic circumstances are not so fortunate. Read my friend Ryan’s account of life as a refugee.