Today I wanted to share a few great free resources with you, as one of the most inspiring business leaders I know has just decided to open-source his revolutionary business. Plus, as it is my birthday, if you’re feeling generous like I am, then let’s channel our combined efforts to help my favorite charity make a positive difference in Bangkok, Thailand.

Living a perpetual travel lifestyle or a location independent lifestyle has consequences. We live in a world with other people, and a choice to life life on your own terms affects family & friends. A truly wise nomad knows all that he gives up in order to live this life…

Jonny Gibaud from TheLifeThing.com shares the keys to a full and successful existence: the path least-traveled focuses on ensuring a healthy balance between all aspects life, not just a concentration on your career path alone.

Get a taste for what the Location Independent lifestyle is like: see videos of three of my recent travel adventures and learn about some of the problems and rewards of putting your freedom and lifestyle first.

Jun Loayza is a young CMO to keep your eye on! I met Jun through the Brazen Careerist Gen-Y blog network, and we’ve exchanged thoughts a few times as we both worked through some late nights! As co-founder and Chief Marketing Officer of Future Delivery, he’s certainly an interesting guy to follow if you want to learn about startups and [...]

It’s been a while since I really wrote regularly on either of my blogs. Somewhat unfortunately, I’ve been tied up with work. In the last several weeks, I’ve experimented with a few different things. I left my full-time employment at Sacramento State University almost two months ago, after which I took a short break while my broken hand was healing. [...]

Now along come the 76 million members of Generation Y. For these new 20-something workers, the line between work and home doesn’t really exist. They just want to spend their time in meaningful and useful ways, no matter where they are. —Penelope Trunk, in an article for TIME Magazine, “What Gen Y Really Wants”