
3 Months, 5 Currencies, 6000 photos, 150 Restaurant Meals, 40 Hours of Wake boarding, 3 Police Bribes, 2 Seven Foot Bull Sharks, 1 Elephant and more massages than can be safe for one man – Here is 90 days in the life of a traveling entrepreneur.
Ok so the first three months are up and so it’s time for a post looking back at what I have done over the last 90 days while living my life as a Traveling Entrepreneur. If you have been thinking about it, I hope this inspires you to take the challenge and make the leap.
More than any other post, if this inspires you and you think It can help others then please spread it around. I would love to hear people have finally gone an done it and lived their dreams and if this post helps then I am happy. I cannot recommend this lifestyle enough.
Once I took the plunge, quit my job and moved abroad to Thailand the three months have been the most intense of my life. Here are aome highlighta.
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I Did Some Incredible Things
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Like Ride An Elephant

Crossed A River In a Cage

Witnessed Unbelievable Natural Beauty

Bathed Under A Waterfall

Put My Hand In A Hippos Mouth

Challenged Myself

Hung Outside A Moving Train

Watched A Scary Cave Movie...Inside A Scary Cave

Learned To Wakeboard

Took Over 6000 Photos...Like This One

...And This One

Jumped Of A Crane
Fired An AK47 and Colt.45

Hobbled Round Cambodia On Home Made Wooded Crutches
Scuba Dived with Bull Sharks
Eaten my own weight in Ice-cream – per week
Had a cut throat shave in a hut in the middle of nowhere
Starred in a Dog Food TV Advert
Got a good way through my first two novels
I Also Saw Some Incredible Things
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Like The Cambodian Fruit Markets

Beautiful Street Kids
Awe Inspiring Sunsets

Incredible Skylines

Movie Like Landscapes

See What I Mean

Saw A Completely Different Way Of Life

Learnt How To Relax

And Witnessed Beautiful Tropical Visions
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I Experienced Some Incredible Things
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Like Skies To Make You Cry

Memories That Will Last A Life Time

Ate Incredible Food

And Heart Stoppingly Good Chocolate

Devoured An Entire Chicken Cooked In Coca Cola

Had A Private Pool For 3 Months

Witnessed The Atrocities That Humankind Are Capable Of

Woke Up To This View Every Morning
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And I Met Some Incredible People
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Like This Guy

And Her

And This Lot

And This One

And These Two

And Them...Phwoar
And This Lot
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The Ultimate Conclusion
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All in all I Had the most incredible 3 Months of my life and most importantly:
I ESCAPED THE RAT RACE
I actually made more money through my businesses then I spent when I was away and had an insane amount of free time to pursue my own future ideas as well
My hope is that this post will inspire others to do the same. It is a risk but trust me, the risk is definately worth.
So there you go, what three months might look like if you take the risk and get out of the rat race. It has been wet, rough and very tiring but I loved every minute of it. My laptop, watch and camera are off to India in January so more adventures to follow.

Wet, Tired and Feeling Good
This blog was set up to document my experience and help and inspire others to do the same. I was going to end it come the end of my three months but it has grown in popularity more than I would have guessed and so now I will take it on. I hope that you will continue to follow it here and thankyou for reading.
I am leaving the spectacular city that is Bangkok in the next few days and will be back in England for 6 weeks before heading out again to travel India for 3 months but I will still be blogging, so I hope you continue to follow.
Let me know if this post has inspired you or any questions you would like me to answer just send them through and check out the Flicker Photos.
If you know anyone that would benefit from reading this post then spread it around through twitter, facbook and the like. Remember it makes you instantly more attractive to the opposite sex.
From Bangkok for the last time for a while.
Peace.











116 Comments
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Thailand is definitely awesome. And since you are coming to India, you’ll probably have some more great stories to tell. Looking forward to those photos!
More to come, definitely.
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wow! just wow! i cannot wait to start my adventures! first stop phuket and the gibbons!
Hello Dame, thanks for the comment.
Good luck on your adventures, I hope you have a great time.
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i am working hard to be a good Entrepreneur in online services. I also attend online seminars to sharpen may skills.`”,
Good for you man, all the best.
WOW! Living life to the fullest.
Trying to Faizal, trying to. Thanks for the comment.
i made the blog! live the life buddy because the rat race blows
I always wanted to become a very successful entrepreneur so i studied to become one.-,:
Enjoying the posts, but I am the one who filled out Survey Monkey complaining of typos! I have a nephew who lives in Thailand, a brother-in-law in Cyprus and now a niece traveling in India for 6 months, (I currently am living in Atlanta, GA and own a house in England…isn’t life fun?) so if you need a hand or friendly face at any point, let me know and I’ll put you in touch.
Brian, that sounds awesome.
being an entrepreneur can give you a good deal of money, :,*
Indeed it can Billy.
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being an entrepreneur opened up lots of business leads on my line of work, i like to make money both online and offline “;.
-*~ thank you for posting a topic about this stuff, i was looking for it. ‘”~
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Thanks for the sensible critique. Me & my neighbor were just preparing to do a little research on this. We got a grab a book from our area library but I think I learned more clear from this post. I’m very glad to see such wonderful info being shared freely out there.
Man I never comment on blogs but this one got me. Way to go bro… What businesses did you profit from (or lose on) before or during this whole adventure? How old were you? Hit me back!
Cheers Tyler, sorry about the lateness of this reply. I was 25 at the time and the company is one I still currently own called emergencyfoodstorage.co.uk.