Category: Blog Articles
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The Changing Face of Privacy on Facebook
It seems like every time you log on to Facebook for business or personal use, something has changed. Minor changes to the interface, major changes to the privacy rules, and so on. Social media is constantly in flux, which can be a frustrating experience for anyone—particularly if you use Facebook for professional reasons. People like…
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Educational Options for Expat Kids
Gone are the days of travel ending when a couple chooses to have children. Now, children enhance and enjoy travel, and more and more families are embarking on family-wide vacations or enjoying expatriatism as a family group. For children, this experience can be enriching and educational—but more education is required. For expat children, the school…
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No Man is an Island: Traveling Remotely
Perhaps you’re a long time Survivor fan or someone looking for something a little different in terms of travel experience. When the hustle and bustle of the city just won’t do, it may be time to think about setting sail for somewhere few have every been—a remote island where even a busy guy like Jason…
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The Expat’s Guide to Finding a Tax Consultant
If you’re living abroad or thinking about it, you’ve probably got a lot on your mind. Things can seem overwhelming and you’ll likely want to enlist the help of at least a few professionals. A tax consultant is a good place to start—and Jason Hartman’s team has a few tips to help you in your…
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Get the Most from Your Virtual Assistant
For the busy or mobile (or both!) businessperson or traveler, a virtual assistant can seem like the perfect solution. Based throughout the world, virtual assistants work from their home countries to make your life easier. For people like Jason Hartman who managing multiple brands, have a flourishing personal life, and own income property, a virtual…
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Seven Travel Tips to Make Life Easier
We talk frequently about the specifics of traveling to a particular place, but sometimes it is helpful to think about travel as a whole. If you, like Jason Hartman, have traveled a lot, you might have it down to a science. If you’re new to travel or have recently returned to the fun of a…
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The Changing Face of Internet in the Skies
If you’ve ever traveled a long distance, you know that it can get boring. It can also make a busy person feel like they’re wasting a lot of time being out of touch in the air. Fortunately, technology is catching up with time in the sky. Wireless internet is becoming more widely available, making it…
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Lose the Baggage: Leaving the Suitcase at Home
You may have noticed that nearly all airlines are charging for bags these days—and even if money is no issue, you may resist the fee. It’s often frustrating to be asked to pay for something that was once provided, particularly if you’re already shelling out the cash for an expensive ticket. Plus, traveling with bags…
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How to Be a Travel Writer
If you’ve got a way with words and a burning desire to travel, you’ve probably at least considered making a few extra bucks as a travel writer. Travel writing is great because it happens in a variety of forms—there are travel blogs, travel brochures, travel books that include essays and guides from many different writers.…
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How to Sell Junk and Make Money on Craigslist
So you’ve decided that a life of infinite travel or as an expatriate is the life for you. We couldn’t agree more—but you’re probably wondering where to put all of your old stuff! Sure, you could store it—but why not offload it in favor of money that you can use to invest in money-making real…