Let’s be honest about one thing – if we want to travel around the world, there is no way we can do this without any money spent. The only ones who can are travel influencers and people with glucose guardians – not judging, just pointing out the obvious options. For the rest of the world, money can be saved while preparing for trips or while traveling. Without any further ado, let’s jump directly into the options.

As I mentioned in one of the rare and infrequent summer posts (don’t worry, I know nobody uses summers to binge their favorite shows, let alone reading materials), I’ll be happy to provide input into how to properly plan and organize your voyages. One of the main points included, of course, budgeting, as this is the most painful part for most humans – both the “back to school” ones and us adventurers. We live in a world where most people do not want to realize that there is money for everyone – or that it multiplies when circulating. This is most likely the root cause of the scarcity of money in the world, a lack of ideas to begin with. And this is what causes most people to save on their travels by not traveling. Let’s now correct that!

“I never travel alone with my kid, so relying on my husband is a big part of our travel adventures. I do at least one “workation” per year. Typically, my kid spends most of the day with his dad and I split work in a way that lets me spend time with the two of them and still complete my tasks. I work in the morning, then take a break, go for a walk, lunch, whatever we’re doing as a family, and then do some more work at night, after my son falls asleep. We’re a well-oiled machine now, but we did have a couple of epic fails.”

Most of us have noticed it’s overly complicated to even set up priorities, let alone keep them aligned and follow through on each of them. No wonder that so many people plan to have a family of five by the age of 26, while at 33 they turn back and understand they’re not even looking for anyone to date yet. Let’s not even talk about businesses people want to run, in order to serve a higher purpose and the community. Some of these never even get created, let alone managed. In the following paragraphs, I will share how I maintain my priorities and activities – based on it, why I have enough time to travel and run a blog.