I’m a Man of Many Experiments
Part of why I started traveling was so that I would be able to go through personal evolutions more quickly.
Part of why I started traveling was so that I would be able to go through personal evolutions more quickly.
I’m one of those people who has to know everything about everything.
One of the most difficult parts of my exile was leaving my beloved iPhone behind.
One of the most popular posts ever here on Exile Lifestyle was All 72 Things I Own, wherein I took a photo of each and every object I owned in the world and was shocked to find that I had only 72 items.
Before you buy something, think ‘what value will this provide?’
I’ve always enjoyed taking off in an airplane.
Nothing you do in your lifetime will matter.
There are many invisible but very important social rules that keep the streets clean, the lights on, and you and your neighbors alive day-to-day.
I – like a solid portion of my audience in all likelihood – come from a middle class family.
Seldom have I felt like anything in the world was out of my grasp, and I generally assume that if I want to do something, there will be a way to do it if I’m willing to work hard enough.
When I was a wee lad, I was certain I would be the next Todd McFarlane.