If you had asked me two months ago what I expected life to be like while living in Thailand, I may have answered that it would be rather low key and full of sightseeing, work, and perhaps meeting a few new people.
And I would have been completely 100% wrong.
The last month of my life has been one of the most fun and exciting I’ve ever had.  On EVERY. SINGLE. LEVEL.  Seriously, let me give you a brief run down of what life is like for me these days.
I spend most …

I was recently at the TEDx Bangkok conference, and one of the presenters kept referring to the “real world” and the “online world” as if they were separate things.  Listening to her talk it kind of hit me, that we have come so far that these are no longer separate worlds, and we should stop treating them as such.
These days nearly 50% of my waking hours are probably spent online.  Now that is kind of a sad realization, but when it all comes down to it, that’s the truth.  Due to …

I’m sure that a lot of you out there have thought at some point about taking a trip to Thailand.  I mean why wouldn’t you want to?  Its affordable, beautiful, and the local people are some of the friendliest you will meet anywhere.  However, if you were anything like me, trying to sort out where to go was no easy task.  Exotic places like Koh Samui, Koh Phi Phi and Phuket probably sound exactly the same to you, however the differences of each island are not to be overlooked.

There is …

Alright, here is the deal , in honor of the 100th  post at Location 180 I’ve decided to stick with the recent theme of how a blog can change your life.  Before you start sending all of the hate mail, I DO understand how many similar posts  are out there about why you should start a blog.  However, none are this in depth, honest, or well, long.   So thank you for sticking around and reading 100 posts of my nonsense.
This was originally going to be 100 reasons to start a blog, …

I’ve got a confession to make: time management has never really been my forte.
I tend to be a bit of a procrastinator and when I start ramping up on one project, many of the others often fall to the wayside.
Well, this has been amplified by about 50 times since I’ve moved across the world. Now not only am I trying to keep up with my blog and online engagements, I’ve been working full time with the Tropical MBA and trying to see as much of Bangkok as possible. It’s been …

When I first moved to Thailand, I had no idea what to expect. All I knew was that I had a bucket list and a location independent mindset. Here is what I have learned so far…