Updated 7:11 am PDT, Tuesday, October 9, 2018 FILE - In this Dec. 31, 2013, file photo, a paddleboarder looks our over the Pacific Ocean as the sun sets off of Waikiki Beach, in Honolulu. When you’re just starting out, even a weeklong vacation might seem like a one-way ticket to credit card debt — especially if you have a modest income or lack access to paid time off. But with the right moves, you can budget for travel without going into the red. less FILE - In this Dec. 31, 2013, file photo, a paddleboarder looks our over the Pacific Ocean as the sun sets off of Waikiki Beach, in Honolulu. When you’re just starting out, even a weeklong vacation might seem ... more Photo: Carolyn Kaster, AP Photo: Carolyn Kaster, AP Image 1 of / 1 Caption Close Image 1 of 1 FILE - In this Dec. 31, 2013, file photo, … [Read more...] about How to see the world in your 20s without racking up debt
How to travel the world in a year
I quit my high-paying job to travel the world — and came back as the CEO of my own company
caption The author in Thailand. source Mag Boron I quit my job after 10 years of working at an aerospace brand and in finance. By many measures, I had excelled in those roles – I earned great money and ran prestigious teams all over the world. However, the 12-hour days and little free time became too much to bear, and I felt that life was passing me by. So I quit my job to travel the world – and unexpectedly became a CEO. Ever since I was five years old, all I’ve ever wanted was to travel and meet people around the world. I grew up in communist Poland. The borders were closed, and passports were nearly impossible to get. Everyone around me said I would never be able to see the world. But I never believed it. I’ve always felt like a global citizen. Soon after communism collapsed in Poland, I put all of my drive and ambition into my education. I came to the US, finished college in three years … [Read more...] about I quit my high-paying job to travel the world — and came back as the CEO of my own company
How to Drive Concrete Change in a World Where Unequal Pay Is Still the Norm
For equal pay to become a reality, we need changes at the individual and institutional levels. Stacey Epstein Published 12:00 pm PDT, Friday, August 31, 2018 Photo: Alistair Berg | Getty Images Photo: Alistair Berg | Getty Images Image 1 of / 1 Caption Close Image 1 of 1 Photo: Alistair Berg | Getty Images How to Drive Concrete Change in a World Where Unequal Pay Is Still the Norm 1 / 1 Back to Gallery In a perfect world, women make as much as their male peers, instead of the 82 cents on a dollar that they do today. In a fair world, companies set wage amounts based on work done, and don't stray from it based on the negotiation skills of the applicant. Unfortunately, the business world of 2018 is neither perfect, nor … [Read more...] about How to Drive Concrete Change in a World Where Unequal Pay Is Still the Norm
The dreamy ‘bus life’ all over Instagram isn’t actually as cheap as it sounds — here’s exactly what it costs, according to a couple traveling the US in a converted school bus
Myelle Lansat, provided by Published 9:15 am PDT, Saturday, July 28, 2018 Courtesy of Austin Nicklas and Kenidy Springer College students Austin Nicklas and Kenidy Springer are traveling the US in a converted mini school bus this summer — but it's not as cheap as it may seem. Nicklas and Springer purchased the bus and converted it by hand with financial help from sponsors. The couple budgets from trip to trip and their biggest expense is gas. Austin Nicklas and Kenidy Springer's first trip in their converted mini school bus, from Connecticut to Niagara Falls, cost $200 in gas and groceries. Recommended Video: Now Playing: Deadly attacks and fighting have scattered Afghans across the world. Media: Euronews "I remember we got back to the bus and were like, 'Oh my gosh, we can't do this,'" Springer said. Living in a bus clearly wasn't as cheap as it sounds. For two and a half years, Nicklas, 22, and Springer, 20, have traveled the United States … [Read more...] about The dreamy ‘bus life’ all over Instagram isn’t actually as cheap as it sounds — here’s exactly what it costs, according to a couple traveling the US in a converted school bus
How to stream the World Cup 2018 online
VPN: Why you should hide your IP addressThe US isn't in this year's World Cup. But it's still the most popular sporting event in the world. Here's how to watch it over the internet.Read also: Best TVs for watching the World Cup 2018 (CNET)Fox Sports has exclusive English broadcasting rights in the US and will show every game. Specifically, the games will be shown on the Fox and FS1 channels. If tu hablas español, then you can watch some games on Telemundo and eight games on NBC Universo.Watching sporting events over the internet used to be difficult. Now, thanks to internet TV packages, such as Sling TV, YouTube TV, and DirecTV Now, it's almost as easy to watch the World Cup over the internet on the above channels as is it on satellite or cable. You can also watch the games with live-streaming on FoxSports.com, the Fox Sports app, the Fox Soccer Match Pass app, TelemundoDeportes.com, and Telemundo Deportes en Vivo app.You can use any of the big five live-TV streaming … [Read more...] about How to stream the World Cup 2018 online