Everybody wants to be sexy and everybody wants to be wealthy but few are willing to make the decisions necessary put in the time required to learn how to created multiple streams of income so that they can become wealthy and live a sexy lifestyle. Big sentence, Big wakeup call. If you want to be wealthy in the future you are going to have to learn how to create rivers and not rely on pipelines. If you want to know why, read on.

It is a question that has plagued mankind since the very beginning. How can one own the very best things but not have to resort to nicking it?

Well, here I have a suggestion. Sorry to all you career criminals out there, this approach is not against the law.

I have a “When time is playing ball” folder on my computer where I stash all the things I plan to work on when I have a spare moment. Today I had such a moment and so dug out this email from one of my readers.

Another 3 months, 16 cities, 13 languages, over 100 curries, thousands more photos, 1 gashed leg and another round of massages – here is the next 3 month instalment in the life of a traveling entrepreneur.

So I have returned from India and like my How to Survive Bangkok posts, I think it is time to give a few insights into what it was like living in this wonderful country. So here we are, 9 things to help you survive while in India.

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As most of you will know I am not one for conventional advice, and this goes double when it comes to health and fitness. Everyone has an opinion and the experts make a lot of money telling people how to lose weight. Well here is one of my theories on keeping a decent body, loosely backed up by photographic evidence, and which also happens to include a lot of icecream.

Read on if I have spiked your sweet tooth.

This is a guest post by my good friend and rival for economic gain, Tim Good. He’s also an English lad so you American lot should love him. Tim runs a highly successful padlock company, lives in awesome digs and basically lives an insane lifestyle…oh and he recently bought a Yacht. Tim is a guy you can be envious of and not feel too bad about it. Here he gives some lifestyle design advice and it is well worth listening to.

This is the followup post to the popular “A Day In The Life Of A Travelling Entrepreneur” when I was living in Bangkok. I spent 3 weeks living in Bangalore recently during my travels in India and thought I would compare the differences. As with the last post, this has not been fabricated, I simply took a camera out with me and took some photos when I was out and about on a typical working day.

It’s a funny thing life, one day we are here and the next we are gone. Depending on your religious you may believe there is a ultimate point to life or not but in either case, what is the point of life if you are in it just to survive. Just to survive life seems to be rather a wasteful use of time and really rather pointless. If you have the gift of life then why spend 80 years justwandering through it trying to survive. if you have the gift of life it should not be wasted in this way. The gift of life should be used to have the greatest adventure you can, regardless of the fact that there may or may not be something waiting at the end of the tunnel.

Eduard from Ideas With A Kick made this comment on one of the guest posts I wrote recently.

“You know, I think a lot of people look at the lifestyle Jonny is living and think: “Lucky bastard!” But this interview points out very well the real ingredients for achieving a great lifestyle, which can be used by anyone: vision, plan, execution. It’s not luck. Pure gold man.”

You can read the interview here, but Eduard has a knack of simplifying concepts down to their core components and so in this post I am going to elaborate on his ingredients for achieving a great lifestyle: Vision, Plan, Execution which I also refer to as The Destination, The Road Map and the Vehicle.