Travel Jobs: Why They Suck (and How to Travel and Never Hold a Job)
Travel Jobs: Why They Suck (and How to Travel and Never Hold a Job)Author: Money For TravelingEver thought of finding a job that would let you travel around the world (or at least a region!) and get paid for it? Sounds great, right? In theory, sure. But in reality, holding a traditional ‘travel job’ is oftentimes more frustrating and annoying than holding a ‘regular job.’ Here’s why: You typically can’t experience the culture, activities, or people of the places you visit… because you’re busy working (and the work usually sucks)! Even if you could do these things, you’d be hard-pressed to because you get paid pennies for your hard work. Even if you made money, you can’t go to the places you want to. You go where you’re assigned or you get fired. So, if you want to work like crazy and not even get to ‘travel,’ be my guest. Get a travel job. However, if you WANT to earn a healthy income as you travel on your own pace and schedule, consider becoming a ‘traveling entrepreneur.’ No, you’re not selling snake oil or anything ridiculous like that. This is a simple method of using modern Internet technology to market products on the web… and get paid for doing so. The products can be in ANY market you choose. A simple visit to Clickbank or Comission Junction will show you how many thousands of products are out there that you can get paid to promote.
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