What if there was a way, once learned, that might help you live a more adventurous life in paradise overseas for less than you thought possible?

What if you could radically transform the quality of your day-to-day life and potentially even retire years earlier than you thought possible?  Would you want to learn if it was possible for you too?

I left the United States in 2007.  I have been living in paradise locations all over the world with my feet on the ground in 73 countries.

I have created 1081 YouTube videos showing you my favorite places to retire early for cheap in paradise. 

People have watched my retire overseas videos 24,040,519 times and 2632 people have accessed my 292 written reports and online courses that share how I have lived this unique and exciting life. 

And it is not just me.  I have over 140 interviews with people that have experienced similar results.   

Let me explain why my financial disaster helped me become the best person in the world to help you establish a better life overseas.  

18 years ago, I had a dream to retire early and travel.  But my dream crashed and burned in the worldwide 2007 Market crash.  

My dream was to spend 9 months of each year retired in the United States and the other 3 months traveling internationally.  By 2007, my retirement nest egg and my social security were on course to support this dream if they continued to grow as normal for 10 more years. 

All I had to do was make enough money to support myself and let my nest egg grow naturally.

So I left the USA and started working overseas and traveling the world working on my laptop.  

So, as I traveled the world slowly, I started living in places that were cheaper than the United States. 

One day the solution occurred to me.  If I retired overseas for 9 months each year in a low cost of living country, instead of the USA, I might still be able to retire early.

Plus, with a cheaper foreign retirement, I would be able to save enough, so I could still travel internationally the other three months of the year.

That is when I started hunting for my favorite place to retire early for cheap overseas for 9 months of each year.

I began to keep track of the cost of living in each place. I began to realize that there were many paradise locations around the world where I could live for half (or less) of what I would need in the USA.

I also realized that I was not hunting for a needle in a haystack. There were literally 20 to 30 places around the world that I would be perfectly happy to call home in retirement. I knew that because I had already spent considerable time in those locations.

I lived all over the world. Sometimes I would live in one place for a few weeks, sometimes for a few months. I almost never bought round-trip tickets.  I just kept moving forward slowly through the World buying one way tickets.  

I was really having fun.  And when I went home to visit the US every other year, something surprising happened.  

Growing up in the US, the media had me thinking that the US is safe but the rest of the world is dangerous.  After 73 countries, I have not found that to be true. 

The opposite has been true in my experience. Wouldn't I know?

People are basically the same all over the world.  They work hard and bring home their success and share it with family and friends. They take care of their neighbors and watch out for the young, the weak, and the old.  The overwhelming majority of people in every culture are about love, integrity, fairness, and family.

When I left the US, I assumed that the cheaper places would have a lower quality of life. I assumed that the quality of life would be higher in more expensive places.

But I have found the opposite to be true.  Expensive places have traded quality of life for materialism.  People in expensive places have to work so much to buy things, they don't have personal time with family or friends.  

You will learn that there are parts of the world where life is just simpler.  There are places where people drink coffee from a ceramic cup. That is meant partly as a joke. But it turns out to be true.

When you drop out of the rat race, you'll learn that life is more about experiences than rushing off to the next thing. 

I often feel invisible when the plane lands in my home country.  People don’t seem to notice me. But, as soon as the plane lands overseas, people take an interest in me in a good way.

When I smile, they smile back at me, ear to ear.   And when I am single, it is much easier to get a date with someone I am attracted to.  I have seen both men and women surprised by new love in their life living overseas.  

It took me 18 years and a few hundred thousand dollars of my own money traveling the World to figure out how all of the pieces of this puzzle fit together nicely.  That knowledge is accumulated in my written reports and courses.

That is what is different about me.  I haven't spent 18 years in the best retire early for cheap places.  I can compare them because I have had my feet on the ground in both places when I start comparing pros and cons of each. 

I have lived in many of them for months, some even years. I have created walking tours, day and night tours, and cost of living estimates.  I show you by map, text, and video, what it feels like to be in each place. My written reports have videos showing you what I’m talking about.

This consistent comparison through one set of eyes over such a long period of time would help you greatly, don't you think? This will help you narrow the time and energy you spend in your search, yes?  

There are significant risks to retiring overseas that you must consider.  

After millions of views from people watching me traveling around the world on my YouTube channel, showing the various places I could retire overseas and what it would cost me, ... my audience started asking great questions.  

What do you do about banking and healthcare?  Do you sell your home before moving overseas?  How do you find love overseas?  What are your favorite countries? Do you ever get food poisoning and how do you avoid it? How do you narrow down what countries to visit?  What are the easiest countries to get a visa? 

And hundreds of more questions.    

So I started writing reports about how I had handled problems personally and how other expats I have met and interviewed overseas have solved those and other problems.  I interview expats all over the world finding out how they solve problems in whatever country they live.

There are hundreds of mistakes people made retiring overseas and new ones are discovered constantly.  So the eBooks, courses, and interviews we provide are intended to inform you about problems I and others have faced so you can avoid as many mistakes as possible.  

Unfortunately, not all risk can not be eliminated from life.  But these resources are designed to reduce risks that myself and other expats have already experienced.   So when we find about new problems that people have experienced living overseas, we share what we learn so others in the membership community don't have to experience the same risks.     

Can I invite you into my world?  I have an idea of how we could help each other.  The information I share, is created by me in response to questions from people like you, our members.

Where we go, what videos we make, what questions we answer, what reports we write, and what courses we create, come from member's suggestions. So I am asking you to be brutally honest and share your ideas.

This will allow me to continue to improve and to drive the new information in a direction that is most valuable to our existing members and to the future members like you.

Okay, so here is what you get if you join.