Category: Brazil
Sao Paulo, Brazil: The Expense Report!
This is the price of life Sao Paulo, Brazil! Leave a detailed list of your cities expenses in the comments because there is someone, somewhere, who wants to live the ExPat life, and needs your information!
Here Are My Calculations! ~>
Izakayada: Great Food Odd Word!
I’m not sure if Renato Yada refers to himself as a Japanese/Brazilian or a Brazilian/Japanese, but it doesn’t matter. Renato is eccentric, he knows it, and we love it!
Negroman: Oshay Duke Jackson!
He got what he asked for, but I am certain it wasn’t what he planned on when we sat down at his channel to talk! Oshay threw hardball questions when he asked about money, relationships, women, and life in general as an Expat / Traveller / Adventurer living in Brazil compared to other places around the world!
Cultural Excursion Day Rio, Brazil: Museums & Monuments!
Rio de Janeiro, Brazil is an enormous, sprawling city with lots of stories to tell. Today, he told me stories about his history!
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Brazil, The World, & Beyond With Dr. Turner!
Dr. Neil Turner is a Renaissance Man who has turned his unique talents and skill-set into a master-key that has unlocked far more than most academics and free thinkers can imagine! We dug into his ever-expanding decade-long ethnographic fieldwork in Brazil and, among other things he helped me in my struggle to understand the Racism Vs. Classism debate and debacle that plagues my mind in Brazil. More importantly, he opens up about the other components that fill in his success as a bi-lingual:
~Author
~Writer
~Researcher
~Documentarian
~Anthropologist
The way he breaks down how he explored the country he was interested in is a blueprint for people interested in moving to a new culture! Continue reading
Road Trip Down The Devils Throat!
Four stops along the way, from Sao Paulo, Brazil to the Parana River! Open wide->
Confessions and Accountability: A Lesson In Language.
I work hard on accountability, I hold my friends and the men that come to me for advice accountable for their actions, and more importantly they hold me accountable for mine.
One of the best compliment I was paid all year was being told that “I make a great Accountability Partner”, since I proactively followed up by asking if they’d taken the first steps towards the goal that they’d set. Because I want to see the people that I care for win at life.
