The Expat Experiment

We seek to live life on our terms. Our greatest desire is to give our son a world perspective and an opportunity to learn more creatively and naturally.

We own and consume little, believing truly, travel is the only thing you buy that makes you richer.

The road to choosing a life of, hopefully, perpetual travel has been a long, bumpy and twisting one. We started on this path in search of, what we called “the good life” about 10 years ago. Personal events, the birth of our son and some serious self-evaluation led to the belief that life is too short to wait to see all the places in the world we wanted to see. We gave to much time and energy to jobs that left us burned out, feeling trapped because growing debt ruled our lives.  We were like indentured servants to society’s expectation to spend and consume. We began to question our happiness and pursuing the “American dream” became less and less important.

Finally, in 2011 we finally had enough.