Do you dream about traveling around the world? Do you want to get away from your daily routine? Do you feel as though something might be missing from your life? Are you ready to change your view of life? Do you want to challenge yourself? Join us for a small gathering hosted by Adam Seper, BootsnAll’s editor, with the goal of giving you the confidence to realize that a round the world trip is a realistic possibility and not just a far-fetched dream. This webinar is being offered at two separate times and is first come, first serve with a limit of 5 people per session. The events will be hosted on: Tuesday, July 10 at 8 EST (7 CST and 5 PST), and Tuesday, July 17 at 8 EST (7 CST and 5 PST) Sign up here Details This event will be hosted on Google Hangouts using Google + Requirements: A google account A webcam Knowledge of how to use Google Hangouts (click here to learn how to use Google Hangouts) I look forward to helping everyone get over that hump and start planning that big trip. If you have any questions, please do not hesitate to get in touch with me at adam@bootsnall.com
Having a place to keep track of the things that inspire us to travel is nothing new. Remember the days when an image from a magazine would compel you to tear it out and hang it on a bulletin board in your hallway, reminding you to get out there and see the world? Or when, as you were researching your next adventure, you’d jot down recommendations you heard about from friends or on TV in the margins of your guidebook? My friend Melanie keeps 3-ring binders organized by country with articles and photos from magazines and newspapers, which she then refers to when she’s planning a trip. (It’s the most organized analog travel inspiration system I’ve ever seen.) Today, of course, many of our travel dreaming tools have gone digital. Personally, I keep my TripDoc iPhone app open whenever I’m watching a travel TV show so I can put that restaurant Tony Bourdain is fawning over on a map for when I (eventually, I hope) visit that city. After gathering tips for recent trips to Paris and New York, my maps were overflowing – there was no way I’d be able to hit all those recommended spots during short visits, but the fact that I had all those options made me really happy. And, of course, I’ve got a head-start [...]
Do you dream about traveling around the world? Do you want to get away from your daily routine? Do you feel as though something might be missing from your life? Are you ready to change your view of life? Do you want to challenge yourself? Join us for a small gathering hosted by Adam Seper, BootsnAll’s editor, with the goal of giving you the confidence to realize that a round the world trip is a realistic possibility and not just a far-fetched dream. This webinar is being offered at two separate times and is first come, first serve with a limit of 5 people per session. The events will be hosted on: Tuesday, July 10 at 8 EST (7 CST and 5 PST), and Tuesday, July 17 at 8 EST (7 CST and 5 PST) Sign up here Details This event will be hosted on Google Hangouts using Google + Requirements: A google account A webcam Knowledge of how to use Google Hangouts (click here to learn how to use Google Hangouts) I look forward to helping everyone get over that hump and start planning that big trip. If you have any questions, please do not hesitate to get in touch with me at adam@bootsnall.com 
Having a place to keep track of the things that inspire us to travel is nothing new. Remember the days when an image from a magazine would compel you to tear it out and hang it on a bulletin board in your hallway, reminding you to get out there and see the world? Or when, as you were researching your next adventure, you’d jot down recommendations you heard about from friends or on TV in the margins of your guidebook? My friend Melanie keeps 3-ring binders organized by country with articles and photos from magazines and newspapers, which she then refers to when she’s planning a trip. (It’s the most organized analog travel inspiration system I’ve ever seen.) Today, of course, many of our travel dreaming tools have gone digital. Personally, I keep my TripDoc iPhone app open whenever I’m watching a travel TV show so I can put that restaurant Tony Bourdain is fawning over on a map for when I (eventually, I hope) visit that city. After gathering tips for recent trips to Paris and New York, my maps were overflowing – there was no way I’d be able to hit all those recommended spots during short visits, but the fact that I had all those options made me really happy. And, of course, I’ve got a head-start [...]