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!

Mark Weins from Migrationology.com traveled the world and was a nomad without a home for more than 52 consecutive weeks. Here he shows you how to get free accommodation and make friends around the world with Couchsurfing.

Sean Ogle took a huge risk and made a big life change. Sean is someone who quit his office job working in finance, and took a huge leap. He moved to Asia and started a new life abroad, experimenting with working as a digital nomad.

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.

With the kickoff of the 2010 FIFA World Cup in Johannesburg today, I wanted to feature this guest article about international sports events, World Championships and Olympic Games—all great sporting events worth seeing live as you travel the world, which offer the opportunity to connect with new friends internationally and at home.

Anyone motivated to be successful in life has a list of things they want to do before they die. Your list of life goals may not be written down on paper, but a “Bucket List” is a great way to determine what’s important to you, and hold yourself accountable for following through and executing on your dreams.

My definitive guide to traveling to Thailand, after living in Bangkok for 1.5 years. Airfare, visas, hostels, guesthouses, Thai language, banking, vaccinations, and everything else in between!

The 11th edition of the Digital Nomad Blog Carnival rounds up the best articles and links around the web this month for readers interested in creating a location-independent digital nomad lifestyle for themselves so they can live and work anywhere!