We all know about those travel skills that are important to learn, that can save us money on the road,

things like travel hacking or maybe how to get cheaper accommodations, how to find cheap flights.

All of those skills are directly related to traveling, but there are an endless amount of

skills, in my opinion, that may not seem directly related to travel, but there are an endless amount of skills, in my opinion, that may not seem directly

related to travel, but can certainly impact your ability to travel the world on your terms,

which is what I do here.

So I'm going to answer a question today.

What is the number one skill you should learn or you should dive into

and at least get your head around? That's not directly related to travel, but that can help you

build your life around travel, which is something I know you love because you're here.

I will share that in this

episode today. And I thought about that question because that's something we discussed in this

incredible interview that you're going to hear with my buddy Dylan. This guy lived in his car.

Then he lived on a van. Now he's living on a boat. He had about a thousand bucks when he

started traveling full time. And we talk about how he figured it out in real time, his whole journey. And one of the main themes that

kind of came out of this for me is just the idea of enjoying the process. You know, there is

a process to everything. And that means you're going to have the highs and lows.

You're going to have the struggles and the setbacks and the challenges with anything you do,

including living out on the road. You know, you might look at some of these Instagram feeds and

think that these people are living the dream. And are in some way but also there's a story

behind everybody's journey and that's what we share here on the podcast and that's what you're

going to hear today from my buddy dylan we talk about how chance encounters can guide your

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