Simon Yeats has 3 distinct sides to his life. His funny side, his serious side and his dark side. In each case, his experiences are unique.

Funny Side: Birth by Fire in his travel escapades around the world and then writing books to tell all. How to maybe avoid mistakes and survive.

Serious Side: Helping people walk again and bringing some back to life.

Dark Side:  Facing death 10 times. Mental health issues. Kidnapping of son.

After an unbelievable life packed ful of incidences, he is lucky to be alive.
Hear about his escapades in Rio, Brazil. 
Hoping he may settle down and chill out now. I need a rest just listening to him.

Check out his books on Amazon. Best enjoyed after a few beers.

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Yes, it is very true.
Music, whether it is rock, motown, classical, opera, reggae, and many others, can take you back to a certain moment in time where you may have been traveling or experiencing something, somewhere in the world.
In other words, you could be listening to a piece of music, and think, I remember this song when I was.......

Listening to these musicians and their music have caused me reflect and remember a travel experience from the past:

Pink Floyd
Santana
Dire Straits
AC/DC
Men at Work
Yanni
Abba
Simple Minds
Peter Gabriel
Eagles
Scorpions
Geoffrey Oryema
Murray Head
Heart

Listen in, and you will underatnd what I mean.
Then do it yourself. Start making a list

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Many thanks to the International Impact Book Awards organization for this award in the "Adventure" category.
You can read it or listen to it (ebook, paperback, hard cover, audible). It is all about my escapades to:
Nepal, Bhutan, Tibet and Myanmar

Sacred places they maybe, but being in the Hiamlayan Mountain region is something really special and enlightening.

Give it a read or a listen, and learn a littel about the land and its people.

https://internationalimpactbookawards.com/

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Nina Zapala ia a certified Myers-Briggs® instructor, and an award winning hospitality professional.
How do we become who we are meant to be? Listen to ZIna explain how.
Her own 7-year life tsunami taught her how to become who she was meant to be; a teacher of spiritual personality. It's her life calling.
She talks abbout tips, tools and theories she used to create a life of meaning and purpose.
Now let her show you how to do it for yourself.
Travel helps.

Check her out here:
https://ninazapala.com/
https://www.pinterest.com/ninazapala
https://www.instagram.com/ninazapala/
https://www.linkedin.com/in/ninazapala/

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When Chris Donaldson left Belfast in 1979, his original plan was to ride to Australia, on his Moto Guzzi Le Mans bike. He never made it "down under" and ended up in Argentina nearly 2 years later.

He travelled through the Middle East, rode across the Sahara Desert and down to Cape Town, where he hitched a ride on a yacht race back to Europe. He then went to the USA and rode from Canada south through Central America and South America to Buenos Aires.

He recently published a book called  'Going the Wrong Way,' which is an Amazon best-seller.

He decided to finally complete the journey this year, 44 years after his return from South America and take the very same Moto Guzzi to Australia.

Crazy stuff but what a great achievement in life

For our USA and Canadian audience, please excuse the British/American accent and the Irish accent.


https://www.chrisdonaldson.world/


PS. Please excuse the accents (an Englishman and an Irishman) 

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I have named 15 places that have etched memories into my brain cells - for a valid reason.
Many of us have visited a place that have made us stop and think a little. These places may have given us thoughts and feelings of being fortunate, horrified, thankful, respectful, and just downright surprised. Even maybe that question of, "I did not know that."
This is why travel is important and educational.
The places mentionied above are from Europe, Asia, Africa, and North America.

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Faustina Mulnik has been traveling as a digital nomad for the last 2 years. She also studied abroad in college (but got sent home early due to Covid!). She is a huge fan of long-term travel and tries to stay in each place at least 1 month at a time.
She has worked remotely from Mexico, Argentina, Spain, and Italy. and has loads of tips on what to pack, dual/esim cards, how to make friends abroad, etc.

Why wasn't the Digital Nomad experience around when I was growing up in England? Basically because the technology to make it happen was not around back then. If it was, I likely would have been one.

Keep on doing it Faustina.


https://faustinarose.blogspot.com/
https://www.instagram.com/__faustinarose/
https://www.tiktok.com/@faustinarose?lang=en

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Gail Gibson, an accredited master coach, mentor, author, and podcast host is renowned for her transformative approach, The Can Do Way®.
Gail's methods empower clients around the world to break through frustration and find fulfilment, sparking incredible personal and business growth. She captivates global audiences with her insights on growth mindsets, leadership excellence, and midlife wellbeing for women leaders.
A champion of conscious, compassionate leadership, Gail's impact resonates across diverse regions, fostering sustainable success. When she's not inspiring others, she enjoys reading, green tea, haiku poetry, and forest bathing, finding solace in nature.
A curious traveller at heart, Gail has lived and worked in Australia, Canada, the UK, and Malaysia. Together with her husband, she has explored over 30 countries, with many more adventures on the horizon.

https://gailmgibson.com/
https://www.linkedin.com/in/gailmgibson/

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Kat Medina is an entrepreneur, world traveler, public speaker, and author of the book "The Joys of Jet Lag."
Jet lag is a thing, and people who travel by plane for many hours through different time zones to reach their destination, can or will suffer from it.
It is not pleasurable, however, the art of dealing with it can help in other ways. For example, it can help us be tolerant, accepting, and understanding of people in foreign lands around the world. We will be guests in their country, a place that is likely to have different customs and way life from us.
As Kat describes her book, "How to use a traveler's mindset to not be an A-hole in daily life."

On a positive note, it is all educational, and will help us to respect our fellow human beings in the rest of the world.

Check out Kat's web site
www.katmedina.com

Get her book here:
https://tinyurl.com/p342c6ts

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Jamie is a traveller and entrepreneur from Australia. She was running a company at 23 and founded her own at 27.
At age 30, she set out to explore the world, and has lived in various countries.
She is the only person I know that has taken an Uber ride for 7 hours. That was along the coast in Mexico.
She has led a full life that has included ups and downs, excitement, and lots crazy stuff, but she is still on a quest to keep it all going.
A lady of many trades, she is a coach, mentor, advisor, speaker, designer, and rehabilitator
She has predicted that she will die at an age of 103 and have written on her tombstone, "I came, I saw, and I conquered the most remarkable life." I believe her.
Keep it going Jamie

https://www.jamiemeyerenterprises.com/
https://www.instagram.com/jamiemeyer.ent/
https://www.linkedin.com/in/jamiemeyer-ent/
https://www.facebook.com/ninecarat.success

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