Following the end of his 30-year marriage, with four children, Fabian Cousley took a chance and headed to Mexico to reset and recalibrate. There the healing, and a lifelong love of international travel, began.
Financial educator and Wander Worldschool host Suzy May shares how her family funds and sustains a slow-travel life between Seville, Denver, and Japan — covering worldschooling programs, housing swaps and sits, budgeting, and the visa rules that shape where they go next.
Newfoundland is the setting for a lively discussion of van camping, planning and building systems on the road from blogger and podcaster Craig Constantine.
Buying property and living abroad is dream for many travelers. Here Wouter Mayeur, Belgian-born founder of Property Invest Blog, talks about living in London with his family, purchasing property in Montenegro, costs to move abroad, and affordable opportunities he sees in various “underinvested” cities in Europe, Asia and South America.
In search of awe and aesthetic arrest within the natural world, landscape photographer Tom Reed talks about his influences like Ansel Adams, his immersion in Japanese aesthetics and his lifelong exploration of rustic beauty.
Leadership strategist Edna White, creator of the Keeping It Real On Purpose podcast and Wounded to Wonderful newsletter, discusses the culture shock of moving from Alabama to Long Island as a child, her nervous breakdown in her 40s, and her decision to teach English in China. Living in China, she climbed the Great Wall and sampled tarantula and scorpion, returning to New York a changed woman ready to help others.
Long-distance hiking, and house-sitting when she’s not hiking, is how New Zealand-born Australian Belinda Coker redefined and reimagined life after 50. A global “gray nomad,” she describes a near-death experience in the Canary Islands, Europe’s hut-to-hut culture, New Zealand’s trails, and the sheer delights of house-sitting.