Are you seeking adventures in retirement or just waiting to die

[@VagabondAwake]

Links promised in the above video are here: vagabondbuddha.com/are-you-seeking-an-adventurous-retirement-or-just-waiting-to-die/ 𝗗𝗮𝗻’𝘀 𝗙𝗥𝗘𝗘 𝗘-𝗕𝗢𝗢𝗞→ 𝗙𝗶𝗿𝗲 𝗬𝗼𝘂𝗿 𝗕𝗼𝘀𝘀 𝗧𝗿𝗮𝘃𝗲𝗹 𝗪𝗼𝗿𝗹𝗱 vagabondbuddha.com/fire-your-boss-travel-world/ 𝗗𝗮𝗻’𝘀 𝗥𝗲𝘁𝗶𝗿𝗲 𝗖𝗵𝗲𝗮𝗽 𝗥𝗲𝗽𝗼𝗿𝘁𝘀 𝗪𝗼𝗿𝗹𝗱𝘄𝗶𝗱𝗲☆★☆ vagabondbuddha.com/ 𝗗𝗮𝗻’𝘀 𝗥oad Map to Freedom Overseas (Retire Overseas Course)☆★☆ vagabondbuddha.com/courses/the-retire-overseas-course/ 𝗗𝗮𝗻’𝘀 𝗛𝗼𝘄 𝘁𝗼 𝗠𝗮𝗸𝗲 $$$ 𝗢𝗻𝗹𝗶𝗻𝗲 𝘄𝗶𝘁𝗵 𝗬𝗼𝘂𝗿 𝗛𝗼𝗯𝗯𝘆 𝗖𝗼𝘂𝗿𝘀e vagabondbuddha.com/courses/the-hobby-income-course/ What kinds of risks are you taking if you move overseas? vagabondbuddha.com/our-liability-disclaimer-the-risk-is-on-you/

[@martinpeacocke8968]

Everything in life is temporary. Health, jobs, homes, relationships all change over time. The person you were at 20, 30, 40, 50 etc. etc. We change as we learn and experience life. I learned more from painful times in my life. I could have done without them. However! It made me appreciate the good times. Formulate a plan that includes finances and health. Then figure worst case scenarios if things go wrong. Can you live with it? Then do a 5 or 6 months in the location of your choice. Dan's help will ease the process.

[@jeremyking3986]

My partner at work literally dropped dead next to me, we buried him on his 49th Birthday. I’m 52. My father died at 55 of cancer, never got a chance to retire. Som doing what I can to escape the matrix. Fortunately I have about $300k in real estate equity. I’ll sell one house in a year, then live in the other one for 2 years to avoid capital gains. The $300k will have to let me 5 years, then at 60 I can get my 401k. About $250k. Then I’ll take social security at 62 if need be, and finally at 65 I get a pension of about $2k a month. I refuse to work till I die, I want to live before my time is up. 🙏

[@foreignerescapestothephi-lj3ls]

Stop living your life according to a lie! The tax schedule IS a lie. Set yourself free! Free your mind!

[@glb_tvlr]

I'm feeling everything in this speech! I retired young, at 37. There is so much out there to see and do! So many people told me it was too young and the world is a scary place. Well, I'm up to 90 countries, no kids and travel with my wife. It is the best thing ever! (Except when she wants to lug baggage around.) I tell so many people to leave the U.S., but they don't want to leave their comfort zone and I understand. The media has a lot of people scared to see the world. It's a beautiful place! I wasn't going to wait until I was 65 to retire. No way possible! I'm grateful I found this channel, as I like listening to Dan.

[@richardhaughton4303]

Dan life has choices, most (95%) don’t want to follow your ideals, because they have a family unit that protects and nurtures them. There joy is family and friends. Ours, as I’m your soul brother, demands that we freewheel through life. I retired at 52 and found a good income as well as following my dreams. I’m now 77, still living my ideal lifestyle. Do I have regrets, for sure 100%, but that didn’t stop me from enjoying my free life, so continue with your dreams and fill us we the desires to get as much out of life 😊with you 😊

[@VagabondAwake]

True. It is not for everyone Richard. Thanks for sharing. :-)

[@mikeanderson7019]

Thanks Dan I have watched you for years… Took a three month international trip that included Southeast Asia… Had the time of my life… I have a one-way ticket to Southeast Asia, and I am selling the last few things I have… you have been an inspiration!

[@fruitloops3718]

I jumped off that same cliff with no parachute at 44 years old. Took me 10 years and a lost marriage to recover. Just finished getting the kids through school. I'm going to leave them in my house and love the life I've dreamed of for the last 5 years.

[@WhenTheManComesAround]

My first reaction would be to say you're a lucky man, but that's not really true. You're not where you are, as successful as you are, and with as high of quality woman as you are just by luck. You put in time & effort combined with planning & making quality decisions (in addition to learning from any mistakes along the way) to get where you are. We often tell someone they are lucky when they have a quality of life desired by many, but in reality it's all about making good choices. I solute you my friend for building your life, your way while also sharing the components of success with us along the way. A broken clock shows the right time for 2 minutes per day, but if we make good choices in life, we can live a life "at the right time" 24 hours a day. Cheers my friend 👍 🍻

[@darrylk808]

Inspirational speach. I wish everyone knew that financial independence, going from a leashed dog to wolf, is out there for everyone and can be attained in a few years. If your goal is to go to school, get a job, build a career, work to 65, then that's what you will get. Have the imagination to set an alternative goal, and attain it instead!😊

[@nickhollingsworth2838]

Wow I was waiting for my investments to mature to some imaginary number but after reading your title I think I'll get out there and enjoy life a bit more while I can. Thanks for the video.

[@gobfranklin6759]

Very thought provoking. I am 55, retired 7 yrs ago and yet still in the US waiting to die. Have been travelling but know there is more as you point out. Will keep moving forward and innovating. Appreciate your channel and the advice.

[@stevenhull5025]

Pack your bags, sort out your finances and just do it. Time waits for nobody.

[@therehastobesomethingmoore]

Dan, that title is EXACTLY how I felt about retirement and life choices. I used to tell my best friends that I was rotting my life away. I had a good job that paid me well and I didn’t hate it but I felt like I was just burning through years when the world was out there waiting ! I escaped at 60…just wish I could have figured out a way to escape earlier. Great video !

[@arlynsaracho3319]

This is beautiful and life changing Dan! I think there is wolf inside all of us but the conditionings from our societies, religion, politics, education, and culture makes it challenging to break free from the leash. Thanks for inspiring me. It's reassuring to know there's a lot of wolves like us out there. The message resonate to me. It's Transformative, Liberating, and Spiritual! Your message is powerful! Your journey is purposeful and exciting! Thank you so much Dan! ❤🎉 🍷 🌴

[@pedrozatravel]

You definitely bring up some very important points. The one thing that holds me back is my sense of responsibility to my family, but I also worry if I am not living my fullest I am really helping them out.

[@dpglobal7021]

Hi Dan and a good morning from the never work-ending California!!! Sounds like you saw your vision early enough to live life 👍 Just like you I saw my vision and direction after visiting the Philippines. The Rebel has come out me and my direction is set. Happy Travels !!! E

[@JimStonebarger]

Hi Dan, thanks for another timely piece of advice and another thought provoking video. I am literally at the crossroads of retirement and starting a new 4 year adventure in life at 53. I appreciate your real-life video-examples coupled with practical advice on how to do it better and faster. I’m studying your courses and hope to join you in paradise at some point for an interview on my forthcoming KZbin channel.

[@richards8718]

Hi Dan I am 68 healthy and fit, my wife and I don't stop buzzing around the Philippines all good.

[@christianbrasso8257]

GREAT VID DAN. I'M 62 AND HAVE TRAVELED TO OVER 50 COUNTRIES AND TAUGHT ENGLISH IN SAIGON VIETNAM. WHILE I LOVE TRAVELING, I ALSO LOVE TEACHING ENGLISH, WHICH I DO IN VANCOUVER. I WANT TO KEEP TRAVELING BUT WILL ALSO KEEP TEACHING TO HAVE THE BEST OF BOTH WORLDS. ALL THE BEST!

[@freedomwillring6749]

Inspirational advice Dan, that's why I enjoy your videos. I've traveled a lot overseas while on vacations, and I will travel a lot more in five years when my child is finished with college and settled in career, and I'll be able to retire with a decent company pension. Then I plan on selling my real estate; except for my home in case my daughter needs a place to live while starting her career, and my condo in Ecuador that I'll move to so I can use it as my new home base; and live quite well on just my company pension, while I do more travels to see the world. Then I'll have to come back to my home in NYC; not just to visit my daughter, whom I sure to have seen me many times already; but to apply for my FRA - Social Security after seven years. I liked your wolf analogy, and you're right about travel adventure's being better when taken when you're younger, and I'm glad that I've done a lot of work travel when I was a younger man, and seen a lot of different kind of wildlife that NYC doesn't offer. I've seen black bear up close and all other kinds of wildlife while working in Alaska and been chased by an angry moose in the Canadian Yukon. So in about 5 years; sooner if my company offers a buyout; I'll be traveling the world again while still having a few years of wolf left in me, until I slowly metamorphosis into more of a strong, but slower traveling and older mule. Lol.

[@sr9253]

Thanks, very good honest advice. I traveled around the world in my late twenties and am now 62 and retired. I need to start traveling again searching for overseas places to stay. I’m afraid the USA is deteriorating- especially in urban areas like where I live in Los Angeles

[@thetequilaprofessor]

Hello Dan! Lance The Tequila Professor here! Our stories are very similar in theme and that's why I was compelled to follow you on KZbin and so put on a backpack and got on a jet to Puerto Morelos Mexico. Then we even met for lunch there and we had great conversations as I was working on opening a restaurant and we did and I was in the process of developing the Tequila Professor KZbin channel. In August it launches. Tequila, Mezcal. Adventure. It will be fun with many different types of content and based from our new beach plaza restaurant... Contenedor Mexican Urban Seafood where we'll also have tequila/mezcal tasting panels. Hope to see you in here again and maybe get you to join in an adventure or on a tasting panel! Warmest regards!

[@nomadjim]

Very inspirational, Dan. Enjoyed the video. "A dog is only a wolf that is still wearing a collar." Great quote!

[@Paul-dv4dr]

I travelled in my 20s, 30s, 40s... so much better than doing it old. You could walk into a holiday resort in the Mediterranean and have a job the same day. Same with winter ski resorts. I had a wonderful, adventurous life, and nothing illegal either. But now I'm 60 I have some health issues and little money, so grow old now in my home country with memories of my "wolfish" life and stories that would make your hair stand on end.

[@phmiii]

Dan speaks the truth! I wish I had known this when I was in my 40's. Personally, I would have "escaped" at 56.

[@malcolmnicoll1165]

Hi Dan. Thanks for this inspirational message. Like you, I’ve travelled abroad extensively. Just about ready to collect social security and I’d like to get back in the game. I was a bit dismayed to know that $1,000 to live overseas won’t cut it, but I’m sure I can manage. Somehow. Someway.

[@VagabondAwake]

Some people are able to do it on $1000. But it is usually by necessity, their check is lower. Those with higher checks rarely ever try.

[@stevenhull5025]

$1000???? I live on less than that. You have to cut your cloth to suit your needs. If you don't hang around bars all day, don't burn money on cigs and are willing to cook your own fresh wholesome food $1000 is ample for a simple peaceful life be it in the Philippines, Thailand or Malaysia.

[@glendabillingsley6996]

Your vlog perpetually inspires me to unravel the “American dream”. I’m on a 4 year plan to retiring and traveling the world as a lifestyle. Thank You for showing us all how to FREE ourselves and truly EXPERIENCE life in this great big world!!! Such a miracle to give us this gift…the key to unlocking the otherwise elusive treasure.

[@PenelopePitstop888]

I love this so much!!!! I'm constantly inspired by you and I hope this inspires others waiting to die right where they've been for 90% of their lives!

[@biggerlonely7242]

You are inspiring me to tell my kids to watch your videos and learn what life can be before it's too late. Life free and enjoy WolfMan!!! ;-)

[@cgonzalez0401]

Your title is perfect thats exactly how i feel,,,

[@JOHNHSMITH2]

Im 37 quitting my job in a few months. Waiting on another inheritance distribution. Going to live in Asia off my monthly paying income funds. I love this channel. Very helpful

[@tomsorrell4918]

What income funds do you like?

[@JOHNHSMITH2]

@@tomsorrell4918 TSLY NVDY OARK APLY AMZY ( comes out Tuesday) KLIP BITO SVOL TLTW

[@IaintTheHerb]

I like reality check vids like this. Well done.

[@arnoldsandiego5377]

This is eye-opening and life-changing Dan. Thank you for this post.

[@joelgreene3469]

I had my big adventures when I was a younger man. I would like to retire in an exotic place with a peaceful woman in my latter years though.

[@MichaelDuignan-p2c]

From a Creature of Monotony a Vagabond awakened .

[@MARINE-c1r]

I am 65 and feel like a 20 year old, So yes life is good

[@mikejarrells431]

Dude! Thanks! You hit the nail on the head! Keep up the good work.

[@jimmyg4428]

Wow - I did my time , I did my service , obligations are 93% completed. I cannot wait to eject from this situation called “life”. 40 countries so far and want more and more. I am a foaming at the mouth wolf , never ever a sheep if even a dog. I think of ants to come soon and just smile 😊 God, Bhudda, Jah , The blue sky or whatever ever you thank each night , I thank you to motivate me further . Be well .

[@happywealthy4508]

Very wise and insightful Dan! Thanks for your honest and deep personal revelations as they are rare and refreshing.😊

[@robertmeade1292]

Phenominal, amazing! I am in the process of becoming. We all are or we should be if we're not! Choose it, claim it be it. Choose it, claim it be it as you now, even if it's not you yet by evidence. Screw the present facts. Make your own facts. 50 years ago while blessed in my teen years to get a taste of beach life I became Bahama Bobby. Even through the next 40 years of typical wife, kids and primarily living in the desert of Las Vegas, being a responsible husand, Dad and Father I was Beach Bobby only occasionally tasting the beach life on the once a year vacation. In 2020 during covid, divorced and children adults I began to fully express that adventurous spirit and life and retired at 62. Finacially prepared? Hell no! Mentally prepared and full of fearless belief that it was any way I did it any way. First Playa Del Carmen for 9 months, then Bali for two years and now the Philppines. My goal has become the me that was waiting to emerge and now I am that guy. Dan has played a big role in that along with his amazing partner Qiang. Hint.... study his courses and videos. Where am I now? Meeting Dan and Qiang this evening for dinner. It all starts with a decision like Dan made. Be a wolf.😎 See it, believe it, do it. The way will show up.

[@Vivi30908]

I found words of encouragement in your vídeos. Thanks.

[@jeffcoleman7859]

Hell yes I can and I will !!! Enjoy yourself

[@rickstarr7831]

Congratulation Wolfman!!

[@maxflight777]

Super photography, especially the drone shots ! Well thought out observations! Best wishes.

[@VagabondAwake]

Thanks for listening!

[@chrissvenningson1747]

Very interesting and I really like your viewpoints and perspectives. I’ll keep watching more. Safe and interesting travels !!

[@filetmignon96]

Great video, as always! I'm walking away from being a dog towards the wolf, heading out next week to Asia to broaden my adventures. Where is the location or the video that showed the boat tour with the food and the little dog? I want to take that tour. Enjoy your travels & thanks for sharing.

[@armaugh]

A suggestion: It would be cool to put in the video the names of the places/beaches as some of them were really impressive. I see some of the areas were named. Thanks!

[@worldlightchaser]

Get out there and find out....seriously 😂😊 A lot of named spots easily get overwhelmed with humans.

[@VagabondAwake]

These two videos where the Tao Expereince in the Philippines (first) and then Koh Samui in Thailand.

[@PenelopePitstop888]

Yes! Adventure please!!

[@RodRuth]

You might very well be the source showing me how to set myself free..... I think most of us are worried whether we will have enough money....

[@stevenhull5025]

I easily live on a paltry pension of $600 per MONTH. Yes, I messed up during my previous life but that is my past. My home now is a rented bamboo nipa hut just yards from a beautiful golden beach with lapping waves as my personal alarm clock. I catch fish with the locals, I eat local food as the locals and live a very simple life just like the locals. The trappings of the materialist west are nothing but a faint memory and are not missed. I am a below knee amputee since my 20's. I am now 70 years old and have never been happier. I will die here if need be. After many years of lost hope I have finally found my calling.

[@blue-eyed-bandit]

I think it would be extremely helpful to have a video on how to eat HEALTHY in the Philippines. I am a vegetarian like yourself but it would be cool for you to give the vegetarian options and possibly your girlfriend give helpful tips on other healthy options while living or traveling in the Philippines.

[@Badger345]

More great content Dan

[@livingworkingoutsidebox]

Well done. 👍 I like the break down of finding your passive income streams.

[@momentswithmitch5053]

Thanks Dan. Fantastic video!

[@daisyapontehavenmemoriestr8552]

That’s exactly what I said. Life it’s not only work , eat and go sleep. Even if you have material items. That’s not really maje you happy. Enjoyed life it’s more than that. Specially when time goes to fast.

[@MARINE-c1r]

I started watching you and I am actually impressed, I had my doubts about coming to the Philippines and your channel has convinced me to come

[@caroljordan4316]

Thanks Dan I like to watch both your channels hubby and I are planning to head off on our world travels in three years. I notice you guys interview a lot of people on their cost of living but I can’t say I’ve come across any videos on your own cost of living (I may have just missed them) you guys seem to do a lot of paid excursions which look great but are they expensive and how does it roll up into your cost of travel

[@toddmaek5436]

The Sage has spoken

[@GarrettSAlston]

Wolf Dan, you are talking to my heart , man!!. I am a dreamer "tiger." I took the plunge as a 50's disabled dude & relocated to the Philippines. As I recover, and as a dreamer myself, I will hope to get into "wolfship" as well with my fiancee2wife Charlie ( as I call her) and travel and maybe live in different places too. As I get all of my 100% military( Navy& then Army) disability benefits income straight& invest in tax lien certificates to grow that income for multiple streams, we look to travel too, as it truly is my passion and hopefully Charlie will love it as well, once exposed too it. I am so happy for you and Qiang & appreciate not only sharing with us but showing us how to do it. I had a problem with my email. Is there any possible way you can resend your e-book, please? Thank you in advance. Happy and safe travelling. All be blessed, safe, healthy, happy, prosperous, and great. Yes, si, ja,oui,Oo( tagalog filipino for Yes)

[@briandumont7272]

I did have to wait because of a messy divorce, however freedom comes next year. I plan to be stationed in Thailand and travel around Southeast Asia, an area I fell in love with in the Navy in the 80s, from there. Even if you have to wait, there's nothing worse, in my humble opinion, than to retire and wither away sitting on a porch. Give me a cheap home base and adventure the rest of my days!

[@LongThanh-ew4tf]

Age they started: Henry Ford, Ford: 40 Christian Dior, Dior: 41 Sam Walton, Wallmart: 44 Bob Parsons, GoDaddy: 47 Adi Dassler, Adidas: 48 Bernie Marcus, Home Depot: 49 Ray Kroc, McDonald's: 52 Chaleo Yoovidhya, Redbull: 53 Harland Sanders, KFC: 62 Bill Porter, E-Trade: 63

[@VagabondAwake]

KFC was an old guy too, right?

[@martypoll]

I had a former employee and friend who was just about to retire when he got what he thought was a dream assignment. He dropped dead within the year.

[@keangwooichoo6138]

Good question indeed.

[@keithjetski3060]

One day I will meet you two in Philippines or Thailand. I have learned a lot watching your travels.

[@novak4594]

I hear ya Dan

[@StonewallsHamilton]

Well done! Enjoyed this video very much! Happy travelling...

[@macwil2359]

I’m trying to get to a $$$ figure before I escape the US and go on my next adventure. Sometimes you think to yourself man I should just sell everything and leave now but if you have a better plan, your retirement could be much better.

[@gregwil694]

"Is this all there is to life"? I asked this when I was 17. Six years later I started my journey in SE Asia

[@stevenhull5025]

and most of us wait until we are 67 not 17.

[@gregwil694]

@@stevenhull5025 Yes. There were a few elders in my family who on separate occasions told me, "Travel while you're young". Sounded like good advice so I did. Really pleased I followed that.

[@garylee4107]

That was a good video!

[@VagabondAwake]

Glad you liked it!

[@toddmaek5436]

"A dog is nothing but a wolf still wearing a collar".... BARZ

[@brucesnyder690]

Retired in Thailand for five years. Every day is great. Should have retired earlier and chucked the US.

[@delayedgratification581]

Since the US and Vietnam has a treaty that allows for avoidance of double taxation, as a retiree in Vietnam if I keep up with my US tax filings, do I pay ANY tax to the Vietnam government? Note that I will have no earned income at all (not working in Vietnam in retirement).

[@KB3TLE]

We are all - " waiting to die " - even if some don't really realize it. -- Many simply follow a path others have designed for them. Sometimes a few choices are provided for those who are undecided and/or unable to decide a path to follow. Guidance counselors usually or often aren't much help for many who just wonder around aimlessly w/o a rutter ? Such is life for many - & - so it goes. - ? -

[@dennisgonya4500]

All one needs is to find a beauty like Chung Hoy. Simple.

[@geoffwaterman6560]

You are" rich "my friend. Who else has such a life ? And a lovely girlfriend 20 years younger. Monetary wealth is a separate material concept. There are oodles of wealthy trapped unhappy men in the graveyard. What use is money to them? I m 60 soon. I'm waking up. Thanks to your messages to thinking people.

[@tonyf7997]

Dan, hopefully we can meet and love to chat one day! I’m just turned 64 (very healthy) - have raised a family, gathered wealth looking for adventure but restricted by a wife who will not do much and fears change… love her dearly BUT! 🎉😂😢

[@stevenhull5025]

I was in the same situation. I yearned for the freedom to live a simple life in paradise. My wife of 40 years could not understand my vision. It caused resentment on both sides. I had to make some hard choices. I chose to break free.

[@HeatherRHall]

Excellent content, as usual.

[@VagabondAwake]

Glad you enjoyed it

[@knauritsi1012]

USA is a good place to generate wealth, work, invest. When I get to my goal of financial freedom next year it will be time to leave the US. Spend most of the year abroad in South East Asia or Eastern Europe. Why continue working your life away. Set yourself free, explore the world.

[@globoliver9697]

Yah, very true ...

[@HamckRgr]

I finally found my $130 (4500 baht) a month accomodations.

[@robertmaddelena530]

Hey Dan. If all these beautiful places were created by one creator. Imagine how beautiful it will be when we pass on. John 3:16. Cheers

[@TarrelScot]

"And I'm still not rich." Oh yes you are!!

[@VagabondAwake]

True. I am my kind of rich. I'll let everyone else discover their kind of rich. :-)

[@rickylee6129]

Excellent Video 😊.

[@VagabondAwake]

Thank you very much!

[@ChristopherUSA888]

Amazing 👍👀👍

[@Wavesum]

im nearly 60 and if im lucky will have 15 years left .Im gonna travel and enjoy what i have left :)

[@nala3038]

What if u live to 90?

[@Wavesum]

@@nala3038 then i will enjoy :)

[@nala3038]

@@Wavesum that’s the spirit!

[@stevenhull5025]

I started at 68 and have a below knee amputation. I live on $600 per MONTH living on a beautiful beach in a bamboo hut (nipa hut) in the Philippines. I live a very simple care free life. If I can do it anyone can.

[@PenelopePitstop888]

Yep, I'm 62 also and been a lone wolf all my life. I lament my aloneness at times but realized that it's simply because I have clung near to the sheep herd out of fear. But the fear of living the rest of my days in mediocrity finally has me embracing my She-Wolfness!

[@tonymckay6556]

hey dude the best place is cebu. my destination in the future as my permanent home. locals are friendly polite and hospitable.

[@frosty3693]

In the 1970s young couples would buy a sailboat and cruise for a year or two, often with young pre school age children. The thing, for many, is to have meaning and to have, or made, a difference. And for others it is just to enjoy themselves however that may be. How to do that means different things to different people. Some people find and existence, an identity, that suits them and they do it until they die. But that does not seem to be the real topic here. Is it really about retirement or a different way of living that is being addressed?

[@brasilsoccer0]

Adventure for me!

[@ruleroftheuniverse1832]

No

[@davidramsey5952]

I’m retired, divorced, in good health, but at 72 years old is it too late for me to find love in the Philippines

[@VagabondAwake]

@davidramsey5952, You have to come see and decide for yourself. Start with a temporary exploratory visit for a few months. There is no set cost of living for everyone. The fact that one person can live on a certain amount does not mean that another person can live on that amount. The only way to know what your expenses would be is to go there and pick where you are going to live, eat, drink, and entertain yourself and add it all up. You must do an exploratory visit with your feet on the ground before you will know your cost of living. Thanks for watching and commenting on the video. Dan

[@gordonkistler916]

I had a unconventional life from 17 to 36, joined the military and traveled all over the world on uncle sam's dime saw may places and did many things had lots of fun, got involved in special forces and was injured and medically retired so I still travel the world and I still have my fun without getting shot at or blown up and still on uncle sam's dime too!

[@havenpersonalcare7968]

Hey Dan; at what age did you pull the trigger to fully retire, traveling?

[@VagabondAwake]

I left the USA in 2007. I still haven't taken social security. I am 62 now.

[@cgonzalez0401]

AAAUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUU!!!! I AMA WOLF,..

[@WilliamFluery]

It’s the shampoo life…wash, rinse, repeat

[@kevinreist7718]

Come on Dan! Don't you like capitalism? We get to start work when we're around 15 years old. Then we get to work for the 50 best years of our lives to make someone else rich. Then, we get to die. What a country! Please excuse the sarcasm, but as usual, your assessment is spot on. Great video, I gave it a like (#222). Also, I'm already subscribed.

[@SoloDoloTravel]

Only a capitalist society will let you build the dream you want. Tell me what socialism or communism society allows you to build the life you dreamt of. Having the ability to retire early in your 30s , 40s etc. Capitalism is an amazing thing and I'm blessed to be born into a capitalist economy

[@kevinreist7718]

@@SoloDoloTravel Today's Q-anon drop, just for you: Fuh-Q

[@carloloturco1659]

Im Living The Dream Renting Around PHP

[@davidenvall3685]

Whatever is the cheapest option☝🏽😂

[@davidramsey5952]

So I’m 72, I guess going to the Philippines is too late for me 😕

[@VagabondAwake]

@davidramsey5952, You have to come see and decide for yourself. Start with a temporary exploratory visit for a few months. There is no set cost of living for everyone. The fact that one person can live on a certain amount does not mean that another person can live on that amount. The only way to know what your expenses would be is to go there and pick where you are going to live, eat, drink, and entertain yourself and add it all up. You must do an exploratory visit with your feet on the ground before you will know your cost of living. Thanks for watching and commenting on the video. Dan

[@Moon_Productions]

👍

[@frankcentofanti9317]

have you been to Morocco, it is cheap to live there

[@VagabondAwake]

@frankcentofanti9317, yes ... Have you seen our KZbin playlist for each country? kzbin.infoplaylists

[@janitoronfire]

You shouldn’t read from a script. Natural story telling is better.

[@VagabondAwake]

Thanks for the tip.

[@janitoronfire]

@@VagabondAwake absolutely, I love your channel.