I feel nervous. And not the kind of nervous that has a tinge of excitement, but the kind that is pushing at my seams, daring me to be overwhelmed.

Here my favourite and most accessible ways to travel the world for free. While there are tons of other ways to travel, let’s talk about the easiest ways, that anyone could do!

In this video, I share how I changed my life and made it something I enjoy, without quitting my job. 2018 was my first year working at a “normal job”, setting into the routine that is common for people living in cities: work, commute, gym. But by the start of this year, I knew that I wanted something different. I wanted to get back into creating content for these channels.

I knew that I wouldn’t be able to change the fact that 5 days a week, I needed to spend several hours a day doing work for my jobs. This doesn’t mean I can’t create art on top of my jobs.

I’ve been making peace with the city. We’ve had a complicated relationship.

First up, a little back story: 

I'm excited for what the future holds now that I can see our world and my life from a whole new perspective.

I never thought I would say this: I love having a job. 

Two summers ago, things were just gathering momentum when my whole world came crashing down and I had to rebuild my life.

When I landed back in Toronto in August 2017, I knew that I was supposed to be here. But I didn’t want to be. I came back out of a sense of obligation. Obedience.

It’s scary, but freeing to share this with you today. This is my journey through the "Internet Marketing" world and out the other end. 

Here's to the fierce, somewhat reckless, totally relentless following of my heart. No more business blueprints, online marketing, etc. etc.

I want you to know that I'm proud of you. I'm proud of you for having the courage to follow the heart. When no one else will give you reassurance that you're doing the right thing - leaving behind conventional routes to do you own thing - I do.

I knew I could do more. So I made a decision: I'm going to make this year - my 25th on planet Earth - different from any other.  I'm going to make it REALLY count.