All week I had plans to launch a big update to one section of the website.  It was supposed to go up Thursday morning, but life got in the way, and it just wasn’t quite complete.  Alright, thats cool, it’ll go up Friday.  Well after a few hours of work last night, I realized it just wasn’t going to be where I would like it to be in time for a Friday release, so it is getting pushed back til next week.
With that said, I felt really guilty about not …

“I am a hypocrite”
I think my biggest blogging fear is the thought of having to say those words.  While there aren’t really true yet, the next few months are going to reveal a lot about my credibility as a blogger.  99% of the people in the world are really good at talking about all the things they want to do, and all of their big plans.  Yet there is only a very, very small percentage that actually has the courage to act.
As of this second, I have not designed my …

I did it.  After 8 years of holding out, and not giving into the masses, I bought an iPod.  You might be wondering why it took me so long to join the legions of cool people out there globe trotting with their white headphones. Or perhaps why I was even against it in the first place.  After so many years, I am not even sure I am able to answer that question.  However, I think it started out with my hatred for iTunes.
I have never been so against something that I have …

This is a guest post from my good friend Ryan Martin.  He is the author of the very popular Location180 series “Quit your Job, Move to Hawaii”.  This will be his final post on his time in Hawaii, however you will probably be seeing more posts about his next adventure beginning early next year.
So it has been a few months since I have written for Sean. As a recap, I’ve been on Maui for almost 5 months now. I moved here with no job and no real expectations except to …

Over the last several months we’ve witnessed the organic development of a community. Lifestyle designers, artists, entrepreneurs, freelancers and travelers from the United States, England, Australia, India, Thailand, Japan — literally all over the world — coming together to reject the status quo and live out what others had told them couldn’t or shouldn’t be lived.
None of us planned for this. Most of us fell into it. Here is a community of people who think as we do, who aspire to be what we aspire to be. People we can commiserate with, learn with, grow with, and most …