The Nomad Life

Living as Full-Time Travelers

De: Chris Englert

Narrado por: Virtual Voice

Is traveling the world full-time as glamorous as it sounds? Could you live out of a carry-on suitcase filled with everything you own? What's it really like being in a new place every day? Would you sip every wine, taste every gelato, climb every trail, and see every sunset?

Chris and Steve, an early-retired couple who sold everything and left Corporate America, have successfully traveled the world, one month as a time, living a full-time nomad life. From Ireland to Australia, they've circumnavigated the world and heard the sound of a million butterfly wings flapping, fed geriatric elephants special banana leaf sandwiches, snorkeled with hammerhead sharks, begged immigration officials to let them cross borders, and navigated the world as a team with just their two carry-on suitcases.

In this third book in the series To Travel An Unconventional Life, youtube's favorite traveling retirees pick up their love story from where Two Carry-Ons and a Plan left off. Now with tales from their daily life, Lessons Learned, and more tips and tricks for navigating Nomad Life, you won't be able to put down this next book in this adventure series. Get your copy now!

Great story, terrible AI reader

The content is lovely, her story of becoming a modern nomad is honest, entertaining and interesting. The story is read by AI, apparently one with a smoker’s voice, unable to pronounce non-English words, and likes to read out every character on websites listed. I highly recommend the print version, definitely do not recommend this or any title read by a computer. Maybe someday computers will be able to do this but they’re not there yet.

Very helpful and not boring

Lots of great advice and resources shared amidst lovely stories. Great resource for those thinking of going nomad but have a ton of questions.

A Fun-Filled Journey Through Nomadic Adventures

This book is an absolute delight. I thoroughly enjoyed all the lively stories from various countries during the author's first years as a nomad with her husband. It felt like I was traveling alongside them—savoring heavenly pizza in Naples, hugging trees in the forests of Japan while trekking the Kumano Kodo, and scooping elephant poo at a wildlife sanctuary in northern Thailand. Also, I now have to sign up for a cruise through the Suez Canal! Wow! The blend of practical and spiritual advice on preparing for a nomadic lifestyle was incredibly valuable. I eagerly anticipate reading about many more of their adventures!