If you like to "travel and eat," Migrationology is for you!

Do you love to travel?

When you have a goal at the front of your head (instead of the back of your head), you’ll live intently to pursue it.

Chances are, you love to travel, right? You may also be interested in finding a sustainable way to do what you are most passionate about in life.

Let me tell you that the world is full of opportunities, if you reach out and take advantage of them.

Everywhere you look there are interesting things to observe and new things to experience.

When you travel the world it brings with it a chance to gain new perspectives, an opportunity to learn from a new culture and attempt to accomplish things you’ve never done before.

Traveling around the world is both rewarding and probably a lot more feasible (and cheaper) than you think. It doesn’t take loads of cash to get started living your dream, but it does take some intentional living and a will to succeed.

Are you ready to take on the migration?

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I grew up traveling the world with my family. I returned to the United States to attend university. After graduating, I decided to continue with what I love: traveling the world, learning about other cultures, and eating local food.

As a long-term traveler, I don’t make lots of cash, but I have discovered ways to make enough money to live overseas and do what I’m most passionate about!

Hey I’m Mark, and Welcome to My Migration!

Mark Wiens

Here’s just a bit about me.

I’m Mark Wiens, but I like to go by the name Migration Mark.

I was born in Phoenix, Arizona, attended my first year of school in the tiny town of Albertville, France, was home-schooled for 3 years in the jungle of the Democratic Republic of Congo, and attended a Christian international school in Nairobi, Kenya for 8 years.

I graduated from Arizona State University in 2008 with a degree in Global Studies with an emphasis on international art and culture.

I got my degree in just 4 years, with zero debt, and an eagerness to see more of this awesome world.

I also love to eat, play football (soccer), hike, write, and attempt to to be a photographer.

I set out in 2008 and I’ve been able find a sustainable approach to living out this lifestyle!

I’m so glad that you stopped by Migrationology, and I’d personally invite you to hit me up on Twitter, connect with me on Facebook, subscribe by RSS Feed, send me a personal e-mail message, and get insider travel tips by signing up for my free exclusive newsletter (just sign up below).