What if there was a way, once learned, that could help you retire overseas in paradise for half of what you thought possible in your home country?

What if retiring overseas could radically transform the quality of your day-to-day life and potentially even allow you to retire years earlier than you thought possible?  Would you want to know how?

New retirees make the same mistakes over and over again.  There is a right way and a wrong way to move overseas.  Would you like to know many of these mistakes before you move overseas?  Well, then keep listening.    

I will show you video of my girlfriend Qiang and I traveling the world as I explain.  

My name is Dan and I left the United States in 2007.  I have been living in paradise locations all over the world for the last 16+ years.  I have lived in and visited 67 countries so far.

For the last 6 years, I have created over 934 YouTube videos as I travel the world showing you my favorite places to retire cheaply in paradise. I show people how to live a better life overseas.  

14,675,375 people have watched my videos that show how to avoid the mistakes that new retirees often make overseas.  Another 1805 people have become members and have access to hundreds of reports and my online courses. 

But first, let me explain why my financial disaster catapulted me into becoming the best person in the world to help you establish a better life overseas.  

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

Before the crash, my dream was to spend 9 months of each year in my home country and travel internationally the other 3 months of the year.  My retirement nest egg and my social security were set up to support this dream.

If my nest egg had grown at a normal pace for 10 more years, I would have been able to retire early at age 56.  I just needed to let it grow normally for another decade and my dreams would come true.  I didn’t need to save anymore.  I only needed enough income to survive until retirement.   

So I left the USA and started working overseas in 2007.  Later, I quit that job and began traveling the world working on my laptop.  

One day the solution occurred to me while I continued to slowly travel the world. If I were to retire overseas for 9 months each year (instead of the USA), I may still have enough money to retire early.

A foreign retirement would allow me to save enough money per year, so I could still travel internationally the other three months of the year.

So, as I continued traveling the world, I started hunting for my favorite paradise for pennies location to spend 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 slowly forward through the world.

But what I learned living overseas is more significant than just paradise for pennies. I learned that people are basically the same all over the world. They may look a little different, eat different foods, create different art, literature, and architecture, but when you scratch under the surface, we are all very similar.

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.

Others may try to convince you that where you live is safe but the rest of the world is weird or different. They may even try to tell you that the world is a dangerous place.

I have not found that to be the case. The opposite has been true in my experience. Wouldn't I know?

When I started traveling, I assumed that the cheaper places would have a lower quality of life. I assumed that the quality of life would be better in more expensive places.

But what I have found is often just the opposite. Sure, I have visited cheap places where I would not want to live. But there are also cheap places that I absolutely love.

In general, the more expensive places seem to have traded quality of life for visual representations of wealth. This often seems to equate to less personal time. Less time to develop meaningful relationships.

In the expensive world, people are often too busy chasing dreams that require buckets of money. They keep chasing dreams until they run out of time. Some people are never able to retire in the West.

They don't enjoy life long the way. They do not smell the flowers along the road as they walk through life. You will learn that there are parts of the world where life is just simpler.

Things are not as rushed. People are not so consumer-driven. 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. 

There are doors that will open for you just because people are curious about strangers from a foreign land. I have often found it easier to make connections overseas than in my home country.

I often feel invisible in my home country. It is almost like people don’t even see me. But, as soon as the plane lands overseas, people seem to take an interest in me in a good way. When I smile at people they smile back at me, ear to ear.

I call the smile the international passport overseas. It seems to work everywhere. 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 from the West find higher-quality love overseas.

It took me a decade of countless hours of research and a few hundred thousand dollars of travel to figure out how all of the pieces of this puzzle fit together nicely. That knowledge is accumulated in my written reports and my online courses.

But you probably don't have 10 years to visit each place (like me) do you? You probably need to narrow the number of places you visit before making a final decision, yes?

That is what is different about me. Many of the retire-cheap gurus settled in one place after investigating only 5 or 10 places. They can't describe the difference between the Philippines, Mexico, Ecuador, Portugal, Thailand, Indonesia, Vietnam, Eastern Europe, Central America, and South America.

Why? Because 10 different people that have lived in only 5 places each, is not the same as one person that has lived in all 50 places. They can't do the comparison if they haven't spent considerable time in each place.

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 tours. I show you by map, text, and video, what it feels like to be in each place. My written reports have video showing you what I’m talking about.

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

Can I invite you into my world? Good. I have an idea of how we could help each other. You see, almost every aspect of my life and 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, comes 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 you and future members like you.

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