How I Afford to Travel Full-Time as an American Expat Writer

For the past 8 months or so, I've been traveling full-time as an American expat writer. In that time, I've lived in Mexico, Japan, Thailand, Vietnam, and now Istanbul, Turkey. This may seem like an impossible dream life to some, but trust me, it's highly doable.
In today's video, I'm going to be breaking down the exact steps I took to achieve of my dream of traveling full-time as a writer.
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[@eprohoda]

The. howdy?, Like! super ! 🤙

[@ggmagnusssx]

Thanks for the info ! How did you get those clients ?

[@redred-fw1pz]

yeah, never let your pocket get to a zero dollar, or what ever currency at that.
and writing could get to be lonely journey at times

[@theliterarynomad]

Absolutely. It's always important to have an emergency get home and reset fund and an actionable backup plan ready to go.

[@nikolavanzettiteslasacco4991]

Where cani buy your book?

[@theliterarynomad]

There's a link on my channel page (it's a linktree). If you click the third option that says "Debut Novel (Just One Yes)" it should pop up. Otherwise, you can just Google "Nicholas Coursel Just One Yes" and it should appear.