All the clamoring on about retirement is around, “How much should you save? Will you save? Can you save??” David and I look at it differently. We look at it as how much should we not be spending? And by not spending, what are we saving? I figured it out lately – based on David […]
Work Unconventionally
14 Questions on Love, Work and Living in Colorado with Two of Denver’s Most Savvy Business Women
Tiffany Martelli discovered laser hair removal when she was looking for ways to deal with being “a hairy Italian girl.” Impressed by her own successes with it she went to school and learned to do it herself. When she moved to Denver five and a half years ago she started a business traveling to local […]
Woman Who Helps Hoarders
In 2008 Jennifer Hanzlick was laid off from corporate America. When she was let go she did not know what she was going to do, but she knew she had no desire to go back. For three months she searched for her next thing. During this time her mom needed to move her grandparents into […]
Expats with Young Kids in Tow
Carrie McKeegan grew up in New York, went to graduate school in Barcelona and then moved to London for her career. When she and her husband started thinking about having their first child they realized their lives of working 10 to 12 hour days and traveling on the weekends would not be as feasible with […]
Living in Thailand as an Expat, Volunteering in Chang Mai’s Elephant Nature Park
As part of The Delicious Day’s ongoing series of people who work and live abroad, I was excited to chat with Diana about living in Thailand. I have thought more than once (probably more like 43,521 times) about living in Thailand myself and wanted to get an insider’s story. Here is a bit of what […]
Q & A: Srinivas Rao of BlogcastFM
I was first introduced to BlogcastFM and Srinivas Rao (Srini) through Betsy Talbot of Married with Luggage. She emailed me a link to his site as she thought I would dig his stuff. As Betsy took the time to email me from whatever third world country mountain village she was exploring at the time, I […]