I am going to start a section soon on Working Nomad which will be aimed at looking at other ways of working from anywhere. I have a few ideas already but would appreciate any comments and ideas relating to this. I realise that not everyone who would like to work and be overseas has the… Read More »Alternative ideas for working and living away
Hello from the Petronas Twin Towers here in KL. I am back in my favourite China Town hotel and hanging out at KLCC complex where I am back on free wifi access. I am so easily pleased these days! I am probably going to be here all week as there is lots of work I… Read More »Back in business mode
I am sitting in one of the maddest thunder storms in Bangkok as I write this and looking forward to flying tomorrow to KL and getting back down to some serious work. I have not done much work this week as I have been seeing off various friends and doing a bit of partying here.… Read More »A taste of the high life (in baggy trousers)
Not much to report at the moment on the travel or websites front. I am back in this crazy city to meet up with a couple of people who I travelled with before so I am just hanging out with them at the moment. It is very hot in Bangkok as April appears to be… Read More »Back in Bangkok
OK I know I said that March was not looking like a record month. Well it was in the end! The first two weeks saw me well down due to a collapse in visitors to a couple of my big earners. For some reason unknown to me things went crazy in the last week with… Read More »Earnings and budget report for March and thinking big
Yesterday we spent the day on a boat snorkelling off the Island of Ko Phi Phi and a few hours onshore. Phi Phi is notorious for the film ‘The Beach’ and of course the devastating 2004 tsunami that swept much of it away. I visited Phi Phi two years before the events of Boxing Day… Read More »Phi Phi Islands re-visited
I have arrived on Ko Lanta, Southern Thailand to find a very relaxed and peaceful Island. The Thai people here are slightly different to the majority as they are Muslim (normally Buddhist). I have to say they are some of the friendliest Thais I have met and their smiles are very much of the genuine… Read More »Things I would have done differently?