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Exile Lifestyle
http://exilelifestyle.com
Exile Lifestyle is a blog written by sustainable designer and business owner Colin Wright as he travels the world, living in a new country every four months and striving to make his businesses and lifestyle more mobile and sustainable while at the same time experimenting with various lifestyle-design techniques.
- Added on: May 23rd, 2009
- Country: United States
- Language: English
- Author: Colin Wright
- Listed in: Lifestyle Travel
- Tags: travel technology business design entrepreneur sustainable
Recent Posts
Meat, She-Pimps and Ethical Quandaries
Preparation I pull up the Facebook message from Joey (name changed to protect the innocent) – a small-and-spunky English gal I met shortly after moving to Buenos Aires – and exhale slowly. It’s time. “colin, my dear friend. dont even thi...
How To Be As Awesome And Buff As Colin
About the Author: Josh Hanagarne is the twitchy giant behind World’s Strongest Librarian, a blog about living with Tourette’s Syndrome, kettlebells, book recommendations, buying pants when you’re 6’8”, old-time strongman training, and muc...
I’m a Sissy for My Friends
Right Now It’s 3:30am Friday morning and I’m still procrastinating. But this is Buenos Aires, and 3:30am is nothing. 3:30am is for sissies and I’m no sissy. Seeing as how I’m leaving Buenos Aires this weekend – leaving all my new friends b...
All 72 Things I Own
MY RATIONALE As a minimalist, it’s important that my possessions do not own me and that what I do own serves multiple purposes, is high-quality and as sustainable as possible. That being said, I’m also very style-conscious and want to mak...
It Was Drink or Swim
Cold and Numb Cold. I’m really. Frickin.’ Cold. These are the only words that weave their way through my brain, shaken by the chattering of my teeth and the muted cacophony of small talk from the crowd behind me. AC/DC blares from the radio. I a...
The Shortest Post I’ll Ever Write
Remember The length of a blog post should be determined by how much you have to say, not how much you feel you HAVE TO say. ...
