Takes lots of funding and boats and plane travel very costly.... And being connected or knowing how to be or get connected... when your at or have been at a certain financial circle ppl will look at you differently.... just saying.... ya can just tell she has had it different than 98% of travelers....
@@thatguyonabicycleofconsurv3908 It all depends on how a person wants to do it yes? In the 1970th many people traveled even during the Vietnam war which is dangerous, today too can be dangerous in some parts of the World. Back then people chatted among themselves about the experiences they had today we are broadcasting it all over the social media. The biggest motivator is also making money by filming others about their travels and experiences. RUclips brought incentives to motivate people to share their experiences. I enjoy it and goes both ways.
Fantastic video. I am so glad to see you got women following unconventional lifestyles. I am 68 and a widow. My nomadic existence starts this May 2019. Different at this age...I have saved money and healthcare. Hope my body doesn't betray me!!!
I too am happy to see women living unconventional lifestyles. I hope you have a beautiful and amazing time traveling....enjoy the time you have! Peace.
Mark Twain: Travel is fatal to prejudice, bigotry, and narrow mindedness, and many of our people need it sorely on these accounts. Broad, wholesome, charitable views of men and things cannot be acquired by vegetating in one little corner of the earth all one’s lifetime.
I watch several RUclips videos on how to trade in the stock market but haven't made any head start because they are either talking some gibberish or sharing their story of how they made it and I do not want to make mistakes by taking risks in my own hands
@@Patricia-Margaret Bridget Mary Turow her trading strategies is working for me for more than a year now and I’m making good profit from the stock market and she's 100% honest, reputable and trustworthy
I've been living in Hawaii for 9 months, free accommodation, organic fruit and veggies included and getting paid. This chick was a huge inspiration. Now I'm headed to Alaska for 2 months, free room and board. I'm making money freelance writing and through music production.
Finally! Someone who actually shares all the info about their money. Too often people skip the fact they already "had money" before they began their travel lifestyle, leading you to believe they magically did it all with nothing. They always say they sold everything but leave out the part where they have a trust fund or a big company to sell off.
Nora Dunn's perspectives about travel have encouraged and inspired me to pursue this kind of lifestyle. I feel like I don't belong to an organization or a company and just remain as an employee for the rest of my life. I consider myself a free soul who wants to experience the world. I'm building the foundations of my plan to pursue an online career and save up before I start traveling. My first destination would be Southeast Asia since this is the region where my country, the Philippines, belongs, and explore other countries either at the end of this year or the first quarter of next year. And, who knows, I might find opportunities in Latin America or other parts of Asia or Europe. Thank you so much, Exploring Alternatives, for your insightful videos! Why have I just met you now? :)
When she is 40, and childless, she will regret all of it. She is sacrificing her best child-rearing years to selfishly travel. Meanwhile, she could be having a family and traveling with them. She will be lonely in later life.
@@basedbear1605 Not everyone wants to be a mother. And there's nothing selfish about it. Women are not obligated to reproduce. Oh, also: You can be married and have children and be very lonely. Trust me. So many women out there with families who are lonely and sad.
@@SabraKay 1st off... when people use the word but... it's widely accepted that negates everything that was said before the "but". 2nd off, GOD made women for a purpose. And it wasn't to travel. Women have the single most important job in the universe... to give life to and raise her children. There is no more noble calling.
@@johnnynunes4293 Americans get 3 months for most EU countries, or group of countries in Schengen, 6 months in the UK, so you can go out then come back as needed. Lately I've been doing 3 months in Schengen, then 3 in Croatia, but I'm buying a house in Croatia which will give me 9 months a year to travel freely in Croatia. If you want to travel to a country that requires visas then send their embassy an e mail to ask how they are doing visas lately. Many countries have visa waivers these days. It depends on where you are from, but you can sort it not too difficulty.
I defer from your statement, I've been in Malaysia and it is a rich country, corrupted I know, but with the political changes of 2018 things might get better.
No Obamacare premiums with $5000 deductible, no car and car insurance, no outrageous rents for a two bedroom apartment, no keeping up with your neighbors, no $300 cell phone/cable/internet bill. More power to this woman for living her dream.
all true! it is way cheaper for me to keep traveling than to stop for too long at home in california. been lucky in ways that can only happen by taking chances.
Awesome! What I love about this channel is it’s not only incredibly entertaining, but also a wealth of information, with a lot of wonderful people who I wish I could sit across the table from and listen to their stories. Would love to listen to a longer format podcast that could accompany these... though I’m sure a ton of time and effort already goes into making the videos! Thanks for sharing :)
Its phenomenal how you have structured the video and clarified so many things! However I would like to add something, being an Indian we have to give interview to get visa(which is a toiling process and very difficult to get especially if you are young, not financially strong or single) to whole Europe, most of Americas, New Zealand, Australia and many other beautiful countries. This turns out to be the first biggest hurdle in any kind of travelling that we would want to do. And secondly, Indian Rupee is depreciating everyday so how much ever hard we work to have enough to start travelling will not be enough.
That is unfortunate but not impossible for you to travel and I hope that you do get to see as much of the world that you want you. We all have obstacles to climb. She's just speaking about her experience as a Canadian passport holder.
Is India still considered a Common Wealth Country? If so you can probably get visas easier to Common Wealth Countries, you know all of us that have been owned by Britain at one time or another, Australia, Canada, India, South Africa.....all the colony's.
This is a great life style.... 1. see the world 2. dont be bound to one place 3. do what you love 4. learn new skills... man I need to travel more with my channel.
Wow! I love her story, especially about slow travel. I'm an exchange student in Patagonia for the year right now and definitely you have to live in a country to fully understand it
I had the privilege to experience this lifestyle for one year with my wife. It was the most amazing experience I have ever had. I agree with Nora's last comment, we humans are all the same and we actually have more things in common than we think...
I don't agree. We are absolutely different each one from the other. It is what makes it so fantastic. Reducing human beings to sameness is catastrophic. It is exactly what totalitarian ideologies want to do. We have to to learn and look, appreciate the differences among each one, each culture and be able to accept the differences, and the other.
very cool - I have been doing travel for 14 years and I travel very slow. Only 28 countries. I work online remote as outsourced marketing manager. I love soaking up countries sitting, talking and enjoying. Everybody needs reference - TRAVEL!!!!
What a life to live! I am sure her background in finance helped her stretch her dollar. However, I remain skeptical. How much time are you really left with after working on a farm and maintaining your online business? Looks like this field of travel blogging is getting increasingly saturated.
I am so pleased that you have such meaning-packed and useful videos, and this is another winning video. I look forward to exploring some of her books, too. I hope you all have a wonderful 2019.
Obviously, this lady had the independent financial means up front along with good organizational capabilities. Well done! These days some would be globe trekkers would consider setting up a go-fund-me account in quest of their dreams!!
Great, informative video, especially as Nora shares how she is able to travel long term on a budget. Housesitting could be another option as well. It's something I'd like to do when the situation allows. Thank you for the great video!
So I'm 19 and traveling with my girlfriend, currently we are in Asia (flying on to Sri Lanka today). We always go for on of the cheapest hostels, sometimes even ask if we can sleep in one single bed together to get a reduced price. We share a lifestraw bottle so we don't have any running costs for water. So Transportation is by far the biggest expense for us, but we will try to hitchhike more from now on.
In Australia some WOOFING places are also known as slave labour camps... make sure you really research your future woofing hosts. Some are nice and some need to run prisons
Amazing Nora.. You sound like I do in many ways but I see you have travelled similar but also very different. Ive travelled and lived around the world since 2005. The world is small now you can do anything you want in life! Go for it!
What an awesome women! I have only traveled to a few country outside of USA. Thanks for sharing, I will definitely check out her channel. Happy travels.
Wow what a woman, she is amazing, wish I was 30 years younger and I would have joined her, good for you Nora, what an amazing journey, love your video, best of luck for the future
Omg... It's really inspiring.. I'm also solo female traveller, from India, traveling my own country ,I'm also travling slow by volunteering and sometimes Couchsurfing to get to know more about local life and culture...its true that slow steps saves money..
Really good video sooooooo interesting and as always inspiring. Thank you. Only blessings and good things for you both this year. Keep up the good work.
Thanks for all your videos! This one was inspiring as always! I've been traveling for three years now, off and on. Which I never thought was possible! Watching this video of a seasoned 12 year traveller has inspired me to make my youtube travel vlog goals bigger for 2019. I think I'm going to look into building a tiny house next year, so I'll have a small home base in the states to travel from. Cheers! and Happy New Year
Wow, it is a dream for me too to travel like that, exploring the cultures and living for some time in each place, God bless you and you are an inspiration :)
I'm 55 now, been a Merchant Navy seaman, currently in Italy after some time in Greece. I make a living as digital nomad, nothing fancy, just data entry. All I need is my laptop, my scooter and a tent. To be honest I have no intention of leaving good old fortress Europe. The €uro and the no-borders policy make things a lot easier. I loved the video and stories and the travelling tips. Duly subscribed. Thanks for sharing. ❤ & Respect from Reggio di Calabria.
This was very inspiring. A few practical questions: How do you receive mail? How do you pay taxes or otherwise manage personal financial business that requires notarizations?
Beautiful experience. Thank you for sharing and for the continued inspiration, Nora. My partner and I are into our second year of travel. Our experience so far fully agrees with Nora's! I wish for the same experience of freedom for everyone - may be just what we need to fully understand our shared humanity.
Great video, as pointed out by Nora in the video, there are many many ways to make this work. I'm currently teaching English online and it's been working great so far.
it takes a real courage to decide to travel alone, leave everything behind you, family, work, maybe your boyfriend /girlfriend and decide for once and for all to do this without any fright. i'm a traveller my self, i've been around the world but into another phase of mode. I organised tours within friends , do all the researching, flights, accomodations, , pick up service , tours and local guide in the country were visiting , even resto or places to whined up later. This made me travel for free too. The thought of leaving everything behind... that's what i still need to decide soon as responsibilities back home i s prime too.Who knows? even if i'm in my early 60's still i can do it .
I would like to try it for a year or two, but I would live out of hostels, which really isn't too expensive and would allow for maximum time to explore and meet new people.
I love you speaking about similarities and unity between people. That is the message I hope to spread! Great Video Nora, so inspirational! Can you tell me more about the airmiles that you can earn without travel? I can't find much info about that myself. Thank you!
This New year marks four years of traveling for me....so I can relate...however the 30$ a day really depends on where you are...sounds like she didn't spend much time in Southeast Asia where you can find accommodations for as little as $2 for a run of the mill backpacker hostel to 5$-8$ for a nice boutique capsule hostel or low-end guest house or hotel and food as little as a 1$-$5...really depends on what you want your travels to look like...in my experience long term traveling actually usually turns out to be cheaper then short term holidays because long term travelers aren't really into doing all the touristy things so that cuts down the exspenes a lot and you get to know the area so you know where the locals go....like I always say if you want to know how to travel on a budget do it like the locals...if you see a local restaurant that's full of other locals..its a really good chance that its not only good but cheap... I agree on having a game plan on how your going to make money before you actually start ur travels...if you want to do freelance, try to get clients before you take off...however it really depends on the individual...so many ppl tell themselves I want to travel but first I have to get all these other things in order and then 2-3 years go by and they haven't done anything....especially in the freelance world which is highly competitive and can take time before you have enough clients to be able to survive off of the income and starting your own business could take up to a year or more to really establish, so yeah...do you want to travel now or in a few years..depends on the person.... I know myself very well and I know if I start lining up a bunch of reasons why I should wait to do something...there's a chance it will never get done...I jumped the plane to Thailand..one way ticket..4 years ago with 700$ and no idea what I was going to do for work but when your determined...there's always a way...so I just figured it out...its not the wises thing , I know but it worked for me and it worked for a lot of other ppl...its going to be hard either way...its just when you want it before or after.....anyways that's my two cents...Thanks for the vid.
You sound amazing. What did you do? How did you set yourself up and earn money. Honestly, I would love something like that and I love the idea of slow travel. Janice
@@jksatte @MamoraPutri I did a number of things throughout my travels...I worked at a hostel in Thailand for 6 months...I did dropshipping but now I freelance, as well as working on my own passive income side business with print on demand or POD...with Merch by Amazon and a verity of other marketplace online shops...but there are tons of ways to work online or find work while traveling...
Yes she mentioned Australia and New Zealand, i believed those places are same as US and Canada depending the area. She haven't tried Asia such as Thailand, Vietnam, Singapore and soon, it should be cheaper when she live like the locals. I love the idea of travel slow, meaning don't just past bye, stay for months so you will learn other foreign cultures.
You can follow Nora's epic travels on FB and RUclips :)
ruclips.net/user/norablueskies
www.theprofessionalhobo.com/
Thats the way to live!
epic :D there is nothing special on it, many people do it
Takes lots of funding and boats and plane travel very costly....
And being connected or knowing how to be or get connected... when your at or have been at a certain financial circle ppl will look at you differently.... just saying.... ya can just tell she has had it different than 98% of travelers....
@@thatguyonabicycleofconsurv3908 It all depends on how a person wants to do it yes? In the 1970th many people traveled even during the Vietnam war which is dangerous, today too can be dangerous in some parts of the World. Back then people chatted among themselves about the experiences they had today we are broadcasting it all over the social media. The biggest motivator is also making money by filming others about their travels and experiences. RUclips brought incentives to motivate people to share their experiences. I enjoy it and goes both ways.
@@Angie.Globetrotter she travel like a rich person
My late son always said he would do this. Lost him too early but nice to share every one else’s travels as a way to remember him.
I am sory for your loss.
I'm sorry for your loss
@clover Mark..why do you say he is lost? He is not you are. He is still around everyone.
@@slimshady6352 leave her alone TROLL. Unless you've suffered the loss she has you have NO CLUE...BUZZ OFF.
This has to have hurt you. I'm sorry about your son.
Fantastic video. I am so glad to see you got women following unconventional lifestyles. I am 68 and a widow. My nomadic existence starts this May 2019. Different at this age...I have saved money and healthcare. Hope my body doesn't betray me!!!
Christine, you are my idol. Wishing you amazing travels. Stay happy and healthy and enjoy! ♥ I hope to start my van life once I'm retired in 2025.
good luck to you! and a very happy new year! I'm 60 and have no money and healthcare but it works! wish you all the best!
Good luck with your travels! and take care!
Good luck Christine! God speed to you
I too am happy to see women living unconventional lifestyles. I hope you have a beautiful and amazing time traveling....enjoy the time you have! Peace.
The more I travel, the more I see that the people are same all over the world! Totally agree with Nora! Travel is the best antidote against prejudice!
Agree heheh
@Operation Getrude What you think is low life was superior in the past and vice versa. I cherish the difference and not the glory. 🙏
I worked on a cruise ship for years and my experience lead me to the same truth!
Mark Twain: Travel is fatal to prejudice, bigotry, and narrow mindedness, and many of our people need it sorely on these accounts. Broad, wholesome, charitable views of men and things cannot be acquired by vegetating in one little corner of the earth all one’s lifetime.
This is the kinda lady who needs to he teaching cultural studies at universities.
🙄🙄🙄🙄😆😆😆😆😆😆 she just admitted she is just a Professional Hobo with noooooooooooooo desire to 'teach' cultural studies and why would she do this again?
I admire people who go for it.
Us too. Love their stories.
me too!
I watch several RUclips videos on how to trade in the stock market but haven't made any head start because they are either talking some gibberish or sharing their story of how they made it and I do not want to make mistakes by taking risks in my own hands
@Anikaparvati1 What is the name of your broker and how do i connect with him or her ?
@Yvonnephyllis1 Wow that was easy, i found her website and left a message for her . i hope she reply me. thanks.
@@Patricia-Margaret Bridget Mary Turow her trading strategies is working for me for more than a year now and I’m making good profit from the stock market and she's 100% honest, reputable and trustworthy
I've been living in Hawaii for 9 months, free accommodation, organic fruit and veggies included and getting paid. This chick was a huge inspiration. Now I'm headed to Alaska for 2 months, free room and board. I'm making money freelance writing and through music production.
Pleas tell me how
How did you start freelance writing and music production while traveling? That sounds like an ideal way to make money.
Finally! Someone who actually shares all the info about their money. Too often people skip the fact they already "had money" before they began their travel lifestyle, leading you to believe they magically did it all with nothing. They always say they sold everything but leave out the part where they have a trust fund or a big company to sell off.
Nora Dunn's perspectives about travel have encouraged and inspired me to pursue this kind of lifestyle. I feel like I don't belong to an organization or a company and just remain as an employee for the rest of my life. I consider myself a free soul who wants to experience the world. I'm building the foundations of my plan to pursue an online career and save up before I start traveling. My first destination would be Southeast Asia since this is the region where my country, the Philippines, belongs, and explore other countries either at the end of this year or the first quarter of next year. And, who knows, I might find opportunities in Latin America or other parts of Asia or Europe. Thank you so much, Exploring Alternatives, for your insightful videos! Why have I just met you now? :)
What's fascinating about Nora, is how profoundly happy she seems with her situation.I guess that says something.
When she is 40, and childless, she will regret all of it. She is sacrificing her best child-rearing years to selfishly travel. Meanwhile, she could be having a family and traveling with them. She will be lonely in later life.
@@basedbear1605 Not everyone wants to be a mother. And there's nothing selfish about it. Women are not obligated to reproduce. Oh, also: You can be married and have children and be very lonely. Trust me. So many women out there with families who are lonely and sad.
@@SabraKay One day, when you grow up, you may understand. But the Brainwashing you've suffered is pretty intense.
I love my kids, but you shouldn't be a mom just to "not be selfish" or because that's what people expect from you.
@@SabraKay 1st off... when people use the word but... it's widely accepted that negates everything that was said before the "but". 2nd off, GOD made women for a purpose. And it wasn't to travel. Women have the single most important job in the universe... to give life to and raise her children. There is no more noble calling.
Damn, it's like she found the cheat codes to life
I know right!!!! I'm quite jealous.. but good for her I really admire such fearless adventures
Lol right!
@@basedbear1605 lol yikes.
@@basedbear1605 you doing alright?
@@attackofthelumbie9029 I'm fine. How about you, little necrotroll?
I like the "slow travel" term. I'm the same way, I've been traveling full time for 3 years and I stay about 3 -6 months :). Lovely video!
how do you manage your finances? Do you do freelance work like she does?
@@saraf5414 Thank you, but I have a CFO for my business. Have a great day :)
What about the visas? How do u get it in ur travels?
@@johnnynunes4293 Americans get 3 months for most EU countries, or group of countries in Schengen, 6 months in the UK, so you can go out then come back as needed. Lately I've been doing 3 months in Schengen, then 3 in Croatia, but I'm buying a house in Croatia which will give me 9 months a year to travel freely in Croatia. If you want to travel to a country that requires visas then send their embassy an e mail to ask how they are doing visas lately. Many countries have visa waivers these days. It depends on where you are from, but you can sort it not too difficulty.
Too short!! I could listen to her all day!!! This is my dream!! 😍
Her channel is under Nora Dunn (Professional Hobo).
Don't just dream. Consider taking the first step and go.
Robert Vinet Thank you. I am working on it!! 😊
Very Bragadoscious, plays herself down at the same time
And how much does that little feature cost people you know so you can browse your nothing pay bills online and be safe how much does that cost
Well when you have a very useless passport that requires visa... For almost every country it ain't that easy. Canadian passport is powerful
Yes only for residents of richer countries
I'm from Malaysia, not a rich country, but our passport is still widely accessible to nearly all countries in the world, except Israel.
Haha, same here, the Mexican passport needs visa for maybe half of the world...
I defer from your statement, I've been in Malaysia and it is a rich country, corrupted I know, but with the political changes of 2018 things might get better.
@@Edith.G.G. The Mexican passport can get you in 142 countries, all of Latin America, most of Europe, Canada, Japan , Russia most of Africa, China
This is literally my dream. Have to admire her fearlessness :)
No Obamacare premiums with $5000 deductible, no car and car insurance, no outrageous rents for a two bedroom apartment, no keeping up with your neighbors, no $300 cell phone/cable/internet bill. More power to this woman for living her dream.
all true! it is way cheaper for me to keep traveling than to stop for too long at home in california. been lucky in ways that can only happen by taking chances.
Nora is Canadian and Canada has had universal health care for decades. I wouldn’t want to live in a country without universal health care.
Awesome! What I love about this channel is it’s not only incredibly entertaining, but also a wealth of information, with a lot of wonderful people who I wish I could sit across the table from and listen to their stories. Would love to listen to a longer format podcast that could accompany these... though I’m sure a ton of time and effort already goes into making the videos! Thanks for sharing :)
I agree
What a lovely smart caring lady
Slow travel is the Best way! That's the way I like to travel. Stay for a while, absorb the culture and LEARN new things along the way!
Its phenomenal how you have structured the video and clarified so many things! However I would like to add something, being an Indian we have to give interview to get visa(which is a toiling process and very difficult to get especially if you are young, not financially strong or single) to whole Europe, most of Americas, New Zealand, Australia and many other beautiful countries. This turns out to be the first biggest hurdle in any kind of travelling that we would want to do. And secondly, Indian Rupee is depreciating everyday so how much ever hard we work to have enough to start travelling will not be enough.
Exactly it is easier to do when you have a powerful passport
Same problem if you're from Jamaica like me.
That is unfortunate but not impossible for you to travel and I hope that you do get to see as much of the world that you want you. We all have obstacles to climb. She's just speaking about her experience as a Canadian passport holder.
Is India still considered a Common Wealth Country? If so you can probably get visas easier to Common Wealth Countries, you know all of us that have been owned by Britain at one time or another, Australia, Canada, India, South Africa.....all the colony's.
How about starting with India Gunjan, its an amazing country and portably encompasses a 1000 cultures!!
This is a great life style....
1. see the world
2. dont be bound to one place
3. do what you love
4. learn new skills...
man I need to travel more with my channel.
10:10 - 10:54 - Profound words of a person who has experienced the world at a deeper level. Very impressive! loved hearing your experience
Wow! I love her story, especially about slow travel. I'm an exchange student in Patagonia for the year right now and definitely you have to live in a country to fully understand it
I had the privilege to experience this lifestyle for one year with my wife. It was the most amazing experience I have ever had. I agree with Nora's last comment, we humans are all the same and we actually have more things in common than we think...
I don't agree. We are absolutely different each one from the other. It is what makes it so fantastic. Reducing human beings to sameness is catastrophic. It is exactly what totalitarian ideologies want to do. We have to to learn and look, appreciate the differences among each one, each culture and be able to accept the differences, and the other.
Excellent, My 38 year old daughter is a "Digital Gypsy" and does Corporate Restructuring Consulting for her preferred clients over the past decade.
Such an inspiration and with all her travel experience she learned so much about herself and every culture.
very cool - I have been doing travel for 14 years and I travel very slow. Only 28 countries. I work online remote as outsourced marketing manager. I love soaking up countries sitting, talking and enjoying. Everybody needs reference - TRAVEL!!!!
What a life to live! I am sure her background in finance helped her stretch her dollar.
However, I remain skeptical. How much time are you really left with after working on a farm and maintaining your online business?
Looks like this field of travel blogging is getting increasingly saturated.
This is officially my favorite channel! Thanks for yet another great video!!
Thanks so much for the super positives vibes Phil :)
Amazing story. Such a brave woman. And sharing the knowledge makes it priceless for countless people.
I have been following Nora for about seven years, so cool to see this!
I love your serenity, soft way! I feel peaceful when I hear you talking! THANK YOU FOR GIVING US SO MUCH! Blessing thoughts for you!
Amazing...what a great interview!!! Thanks!
I am so pleased that you have such meaning-packed and useful videos, and this is another winning video. I look forward to exploring some of her books, too. I hope you all have a wonderful 2019.
wonderful. I've followed Nora for a few years now and it was nice to put a face to a name! she shares some great advice in this video.
Love what she is saying, I've been traveling for 5 years , worth doing 😀
Hi, I would like to know your story. How you started, how you manage your finances, etc. Is there anyway we can connect?
Thanks Nora for sharing your story and helping us learn how to do it! Much love :D
Obviously, this lady had the independent financial means up front along with good organizational capabilities. Well done! These days some would be
globe trekkers would consider setting up a go-fund-me account in quest of their dreams!!
Great, informative video, especially as Nora shares how she is able to travel long term on a budget. Housesitting could be another option as well. It's something I'd like to do when the situation allows. Thank you for the great video!
Hello dear, how are you
So I'm 19 and traveling with my girlfriend, currently we are in Asia (flying on to Sri Lanka today). We always go for on of the cheapest hostels, sometimes even ask if we can sleep in one single bed together to get a reduced price. We share a lifestraw bottle so we don't have any running costs for water. So Transportation is by far the biggest expense for us, but we will try to hitchhike more from now on.
This is my dream! Having a mortgage and being a cog in the wheel of someone else’s business is not satisfying. You are an inspiration!
In Australia some WOOFING places are also known as slave labour camps... make sure you really research your future woofing hosts. Some are nice and some need to run prisons
Amazing Nora.. You sound like I do in many ways but I see you have travelled similar but also very different. Ive travelled and lived around the world since 2005. The world is small now you can do anything you want in life! Go for it!
What an awesome women! I have only traveled to a few country outside of USA. Thanks for sharing, I will definitely check out her channel. Happy travels.
Wow!! I never really watch youtube videos but when i start watching this video i got hooked!! Her story is very inspiring... and she’s pretty too!!!
Nora anytime you need to came Somali we love to welcome you..
You great and brilliant
All mankind are same.
Thank you for sharing
Wow what a woman, she is amazing, wish I was 30 years younger and I would have joined her, good for you Nora, what an amazing journey, love your video, best of luck for the future
Fantastic interview and video. I always learn from your channel
Omg... It's really inspiring.. I'm also solo female traveller, from India, traveling my own country ,I'm also travling slow by volunteering and sometimes Couchsurfing to get to know more about local life and culture...its true that slow steps saves money..
Very very useful. Keep it up. Good luck!!
Nora is my idol! What an amazing life she is living.
Travel slow is the best advice
Oh my goodness what excellent ideas!! ❤
Wow, loved this
well this is very inspiring this morning. I guess this kind of freedom feeling must be really exceptional amazing...
Life goals!!!
Bucket list family led me here :)
This is so cool to learn how people live a life of traveling.
Came looking for time travel. Still wasn't disappointed.
So inspiring ,love
Amazingly inspirational. Thank you.
Really good video sooooooo interesting and as always inspiring. Thank you. Only blessings and good things for you both this year. Keep up the good work.
Thanks for all your videos! This one was inspiring as always! I've been traveling for three years now, off and on. Which I never thought was possible! Watching this video of a seasoned 12 year traveller has inspired me to make my youtube travel vlog goals bigger for 2019. I think I'm going to look into building a tiny house next year, so I'll have a small home base in the states to travel from. Cheers! and Happy New Year
Wow, right up my alley!
Wow, it is a dream for me too to travel like that, exploring the cultures and living for some time in each place, God bless you and you are an inspiration :)
I'm 55 now, been a Merchant Navy seaman, currently in Italy after some time in Greece. I make a living as digital nomad, nothing fancy, just data entry. All I need is my laptop, my scooter and a tent. To be honest I have no intention of leaving good old fortress Europe. The €uro and the no-borders policy make things a lot easier.
I loved the video and stories and the travelling tips.
Duly subscribed.
Thanks for sharing. ❤ & Respect from Reggio di Calabria.
What a life!!!!
This was very inspiring. A few practical questions: How do you receive mail? How do you pay taxes or otherwise manage personal financial business that requires notarizations?
Absolutely amazing - thank you for sharing!!
Thank you so much....officially going to start travelling .. love from Kenya
Great Video as all ways,love that she gave up a great careers,to pursue her dream.Happy New Year to you folks and your Subscribers.🎉🚐
Loved this one!
She is fabulously Kool and so insightful and very inspiring !!! 💕✨🙏🏼✨💕
Excellent video! Truly inspirational and educational. Thx. (1st YT comment ever :-)
Thanks so much for your comment (1st YT comment), happy you enjoyed the video :) :)
She has a good point. I’m sure it would cost me less to live full time than continue living in my house in Southern California.
Beautiful experience. Thank you for sharing and for the continued inspiration, Nora. My partner and I are into our second year of travel. Our experience so far fully agrees with Nora's! I wish for the same experience of freedom for everyone - may be just what we need to fully understand our shared humanity.
Thanks, Leah! Happy Travels :-)
Thanks for sharing. Love the blog.
Incredible story and wonderful information thank you 🙏
Great video, very professional, entertaining and educational. Thanks
Great video, as pointed out by Nora in the video, there are many many ways to make this work. I'm currently teaching English online and it's been working great so far.
She is a great inspirational figure for me because I also start my full-time travelling this week inshallah.
milking goat in Hawaii was the best scene.
it takes a real courage to decide to travel alone, leave everything behind you, family, work, maybe your boyfriend /girlfriend and decide for once and for all to do this without any fright. i'm a traveller my self, i've been around the world but into another phase of mode. I organised tours within friends , do all the researching, flights, accomodations, , pick up service , tours and local guide in the country were visiting , even resto or places to whined up later. This made me travel for free too. The thought of leaving everything behind... that's what i still need to decide soon as responsibilities back home i s prime too.Who knows? even if i'm in my early 60's still i can do it .
very insightful video. As a full time traveler myself I connect with some of the points made in this video :)
Wonderful video as usual, Mat + Danielle! This has me itching to hop on a plane soon :)
Hello Jen, how are you
10:13-10:30 Las Palmas de Gran Canaria. Used to live there and it is where my kids were born.
This was really interesting! Good job guys!
Hi dear, how are you
I would like to try it for a year or two, but I would live out of hostels, which really isn't too expensive and would allow for maximum time to explore and meet new people.
Wonderful video! Thank you for sharing
I love you speaking about similarities and unity between people. That is the message I hope to spread! Great Video Nora, so inspirational! Can you tell me more about the airmiles that you can earn without travel? I can't find much info about that myself. Thank you!
Great episode and loved her story, very inspiring 👍
She is an inspiration! 😊
Wow, that was amazing! Thanks for sharing!
Congratulations on being able to travel and making it work for you.
Awesome,
Thanks!
awasome!!!!!
Love the concept of travelling slowly! How else are you supposed to understand different cultures? Very insightful and helpful!
This is so inspiring!
Dope Video! Sending blessing your way, Keep inspiring!🎒🙌🏻
This New year marks four years of traveling for me....so I can relate...however the 30$ a day really depends on where you are...sounds like she didn't spend much time in Southeast Asia where you can find accommodations for as little as $2 for a run of the mill backpacker hostel to 5$-8$ for a nice boutique capsule hostel or low-end guest house or hotel and food as little as a 1$-$5...really depends on what you want your travels to look like...in my experience long term traveling actually usually turns out to be cheaper then short term holidays because long term travelers aren't really into doing all the touristy things so that cuts down the exspenes a lot and you get to know the area so you know where the locals go....like I always say if you want to know how to travel on a budget do it like the locals...if you see a local restaurant that's full of other locals..its a really good chance that its not only good but cheap...
I agree on having a game plan on how your going to make money before you actually start ur travels...if you want to do freelance, try to get clients before you take off...however it really depends on the individual...so many ppl tell themselves I want to travel but first I have to get all these other things in order and then 2-3 years go by and they haven't done anything....especially in the freelance world which is highly competitive and can take time before you have enough clients to be able to survive off of the income and starting your own business could take up to a year or more to really establish, so yeah...do you want to travel now or in a few years..depends on the person....
I know myself very well and I know if I start lining up a bunch of reasons why I should wait to do something...there's a chance it will never get done...I jumped the plane to Thailand..one way ticket..4 years ago with 700$ and no idea what I was going to do for work but when your determined...there's always a way...so I just figured it out...its not the wises thing , I know but it worked for me and it worked for a lot of other ppl...its going to be hard either way...its just when you want it before or after.....anyways that's my two cents...Thanks for the vid.
You sound amazing. What did you do? How did you set yourself up and earn money. Honestly, I would love something like that and I love the idea of slow travel. Janice
I do want to know how you do it.
@@jksatte @MamoraPutri I did a number of things throughout my travels...I worked at a hostel in Thailand for 6 months...I did dropshipping but now I freelance, as well as working on my own passive income side business with print on demand or POD...with Merch by Amazon and a verity of other marketplace online shops...but there are tons of ways to work online or find work while traveling...
Yes she mentioned Australia and New Zealand, i believed those places are same as US and Canada depending the area. She haven't tried Asia such as Thailand, Vietnam, Singapore and soon, it should be cheaper when she live like the locals. I love the idea of travel slow, meaning don't just past bye, stay for months so you will learn other foreign cultures.
LiveLoveLifeandTravel Great advices there, happy it all worked out for you.
Awesome video! We are hoping to travel full-time as a family and love the tips and encouragement! New subscribers and friends 😘💕❤️