Saying “Yes” To Full Time Travel w/ Christina McEnvoy

Zero To Travel Podcast

Jason Moore

Society & Culture, Business, Entrepreneurship, Places & Travel

4.6 • 866 Ratings

🗓️ 13 April 2021

⏱️ 63 minutes

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Summary

When Christina was diagnosed with stage 4 cancer she was told she had a 10% chance of survival. After conquering the disease she decided it was time to stop putting off her dream of traveling with her family. Fast forward to the present day, where she is happily living with her husband and kids in South America. She shares a wealth of life and travel wisdom in this inspiring episode. If you were to pursue your happiness, where would that take you? Share your thoughts by sending me an audio message. Premium Passport: Want access to the private Zero To Travel podcast feed, a bonus episode every month (decided on by YOU), exclusive content, direct access to me to answer your questions, and more? Click Here To Try Premium Passport For Only $1 Tune In To Learn: What it's like living full-time in South America and the thought process behind it. Why to consider letting your life goals determine your destinations Importance of getting and keeping people who are traveling with you excited The hard parts about leaving Biggest challenges and perks about the full-time travel lifestyle How living outside of your comfort zone every single day can change your life for the better Getting paid to travel without a big following on Instagram How to stay within budget when multiple people are involved in a trip And much more! Resources: Join Zero To Travel Premium Passport Athletic Greens - Today's Sponsor For This Episode Find Christina on her website Follow Christina on Instagram | Facebook | Youtube Location Indie Camp Indie Want More? Following Your Heart To The Road w/ Ka Sundance Unplugged America Expert Advice On Working Remotely, Homeschooling, & Finding Balance w/ Jenn Miller

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0:00.0	Getting on that plane with that one-way ticket in our hands was like, wow, this is real.
0:05.5	This is real.
0:07.3	Oh, yes.
0:08.3	What a feeling getting on a plane with a one-way ticket or an indefinite trip or you don't know when or if it'll end.
0:16.2	That feeling of adventure of what lies ahead.
0:19.0	And that was a clip from my lovely conversation that
0:22.3	you'll hear today with my new friend Christina. She survived stage four cancer. She was told
0:28.7	she had a 10% chance of survival. And we talk about how that experience affected her life and
0:36.8	her decision to travel. We talk about what it's like
0:39.1	living full time in South America and the thought process behind it. And one of the other things
0:44.4	that comes up in our conversation is this idea of letting life goals determine your destinations
0:50.5	rather than picking a destination first and kind of planning around that.
0:55.6	This is another way to approach your travels and your life on the road.
1:00.9	And when you're traveling full time, it is a lot different from vacation time.
1:06.1	It's traveling as a lifestyle.
1:08.0	And there are challenges that come with that.
1:09.9	We don't shy away from those challenges
1:11.9	in this conversation we talk about how travel can change your relationship with the people
1:17.6	that you travel with for better or worse maybe in some cases and we get her biggest piece of
1:24.0	advice for getting paid to travel without having a big following on an Instagram.
1:28.2	I know that's something that some people want to do.
1:30.8	And staying within budget when multiple people are involved with your travels.
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