2011 was a year of slow paced travel and a constant buffet of street food! As a final closing on the year of 2011, I just wanted to give you a quick re-cap (with photos) of all the destinations I visited along with a personal favorite dish I ate while there. Happy New Year 2012 [...]
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5 Things I’m Extremely Grateful For this Thanksgiving
American Thanksgiving is a time to eat turkey, to fellowship with family and friends, but more importantly to be mindful of our blessings and be thankful for what we have been given. While many around the world are in turmoil, hurting, or even lack the basic needs of survival, I really have much much more than I [...]
Migrationology: Living with Future Intentions
This is Part 5 of the “Foundationology of Migrationology” series. Migrationology is about finding a sustainable way to turn your passion into your life. Just as Wildebeest in the plains of the Serengeti make an annual migration to find necessary food, so migrationology is about migrating into a lifestyle that your’re excited about. What are [...]
How To Live Like a VIP in Bangkok for $285.06 Per Month
This is Part 4 of the “Foundationology of Migrationology” series. I’m going to be honest, I don’t live in a luxurious apartment nor do I drive a Mercedes (or drive anything other than my laptop). I do however live in a safe and quiet neighborhood, enjoy quite speedy internet (most of the time), and dine [...]
Migrationology: The Sustainable Way to Travel Long-Term
This is Part 3 of the “Foundationology of Migrationology” series. You know how I made money to start traveling the world, you know about a few strategies for saving enough money to travel the world, but how do I make money while continuing to travel the world and live overseas? How much do I make? The answer: [...]
7 Simple (but Effective) Strategies to Save Money to Travel
This is Part 2 of the “Foundationology of Migrationology” series. If you are just joining, you might want to check out “How Failing the SAT Helped Me Make Enough Money to Travel the World.” It’s difficult to make and save money when you float through life. Spending builds and feeds off itself. Money disappears. But [...]
How Failing the SAT Helped Me Make Enough Money to Travel the World
This is Part 1 of the “Foundationology of Migrationology” series. I failed the SAT (Scholastic Aptitude Test) [the SAT is a standardized examination that many American universities use as a scale to determine your scholastic knowledge (little to do with what you really know - but that's my opinion)] While living in Nairobi, Kenya, in [...]
About Mark Wiens
Hey! My name is Mark. After graduating from university, I decided to travel the world!
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101 Things To Do in Nairobi, Kenya
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100 Thai Dishes to Eat in Bangkok: The Ultimate Eating Guide
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Top 16 Bangkok Street Food Sanctuaries
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