Hey everyone, If I’ve been a little quiet lately, there’s a good reason… I’ve been deep in the world of visa runs — specifically a Laos adventure that turned into a mix of learning, stress, and “well… that didn’t go to plan” moments. To be honest, it hasn’t all been smooth sailing. There were a few curveballs, a bit of uncertainty, and one or two moments where I questioned my life choices sitting in border queues 😅. But… as always, those experiences have turned into something valuable. The upside? I’ve now worked through the process properly and found what I believe is the best agency to streamline visa runs, taking away a lot of the guesswork, stress, and risk. I’ll be adding some solid updates into the Visa Runs section so you can avoid the mistakes I made and move through it all far more smoothly. At the same time, I’ve had family and friends over from Australia — which has been great — and that led to another unexpected gem… We went down the rabbit hole of finding a good tailor in Hoi An — and as most of you know, there are hundreds to choose from. It can honestly feel overwhelming. But we struck gold. I’ve found an incredible tailor who: - Is tertiary qualified in design - Has completed advanced language training - Speaks excellent English - And most importantly… delivers quality work without the usual hassle The difference in experience was night and day — no confusion, no guesswork, just professional guidance from start to finish. I’ll be putting together a detailed Hoi An Tailor Guide update so you know exactly where to go, what to ask for, and how to get the best result without wasting time or money. So yes — a bit of absence, but all for good reason. Behind the scenes, I’ve been turning real-life chaos into practical, usable guidance for all of you. Visa runs, tailoring, and a few other updates coming shortly that will make life here a whole lot easier. Appreciate your patience — and as always, I’m building this from lived experience, not theory.

Just a quick reminder to everyone here… This isn’t just a group — it’s a growing library of over 10+ classrooms designed to help you not only live better for less in Vietnam 🇻🇳, but also improve your everyday life wherever you are in the world. Inside, you’ll find: - Practical guides to living in Vietnam - AI tools to simplify your day - Wellness and calm living strategies - Income, creativity, and lifestyle ideas - Real-world resources you can actually use Whether you’re here for: 👉 A slower life 👉 A smarter way to live 👉 Or planning your move to Southeast Asia There’s something here for you — and it’s all FREE. Take a few minutes today to explore a classroom you haven’t opened yet… You might just find something that changes your direction. — Brad 🌊

A massive shout out and appreciation to the amazing @Jeff Baer of SKOOL Bio Profits for consolidating my Linktree into a phenomenal profile link. Not only did Jeff clean up the mess that I had. He has built a quite phenomenal page for me with a QR code to my SKOOL that really pops. The images below do not do it justice so click on my profile and check out each feature. He is the gun.https://skool.bio/bradley

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My Vietnam Live Better for Less community on SKOOL is currently FREE for early adopters, with over 10 classrooms covering life, travel, AI tools, and living well in Southeast Asia. Within the community I’ve added a premium value-add resource — the Southeast Asia Emergency & Essential Services Directory. This practical reference covers:Vietnam • Thailand • Cambodia • Laos • Indonesia • Malaysia • Singapore • Philippines It includes trusted hospitals, pharmacies, emergency numbers, accident guidance, and Google Maps links so you can quickly find help when it matters most. Access to this directory is available to members for a once-only fee of $50, with quarterly updates to keep the information accurate and useful. A small investment designed to help you live in Southeast Asia with greater confidence and peace of mind.