After missed connections, over sold planes, 36 hours of traveling --> we made it. Was it worth it? Damn right! London is a pretty cool spot, and even though we're only a full 24 hours into it ~ we're having the time of our lives. Today looked like: - Coffee and Breaky - Tour the British Musuem (did you know The British Museum's collection actually totals around 8 million objects, making it one of the largest and most comprehensive in existence) - High Tea on the River Thames (OMG everyone must do this at least once) - Tower of London, Big Ben and Parliment - Walking across the London Bridge - Home to work and meet w/ clients (on the West Coast) - Dinner at 11pm (like a real European) So, my question for tonight ~ if you had someone deposit a plane ticket to anywhere in the world, where would you go? and if you've been to London and you have recommendations - let us know!

Hey love, The World Cup kicks off today, and for the first time in history it's happening right here across the US, Mexico, and Canada — 16 cities, 104 matches, 34 days. And most people are about to do it the expensive way. Here's the quiet little secret nobody's posting about: the thing that makes the World Cup "unaffordable" isn't the tickets. It's the hotels. Flip that, and the whole trip changes. Let me show you. 🏨 The hotels are the real ticket price Hotels in 13 of the 16 host cities are up at least 80% per night versus last year. Guadalajara went from about $90 a night to $511. Vancouver's averaging close to $890. Boston's at $611. That's the number bankrupting people's dreams — not the football. 🏡 Now flip it: house sit in a host city Tickets actually start at $60 for group-stage matches (they climb with demand, but $60 is the real floor). The final tops out around $6,730. Now picture a two-week house sit in Guadalajara during the tournament. You'd have paid roughly $7,150 in hotels. Instead you pay $0 — you're loving on someone's dog in a neighborhood you'd never have found otherwise. That saved money is your ticket. Possibly your flight too. ✨ This is the whole system This is exactly what Sandra and I mean when we say it's not about having more money — it's about a decision and a system. The decision: I'm going. The system: I sleep for free in the city where the thing is happening, and I redirect what I would've burned on a hotel toward the experience itself. A house sit isn't a consolation prize. It's the cheat code. 👉🏽 World Cup host cities & schedule 👉🏽 What hotels are actually charging This life is available to you. You don't need a lottery win. You need a decision and a system. If you haven't already jumped into House Sitter Academy, do it NOW! You have access to it as part of your membership in the CLASSROOM area.

Someone ran the numbers and it stopped me cold. In middle America, a "stable" life costs $2,800–$3,200 a month. And no — that's not lattes and avocado toast. That's healthcare, rent, food, and getting to work and back. No vacations. No cushion. That's $3,200/month just to hit the bar we've all quietly agreed to call stable — which, read the fine print, actually means: "I can pay my bills without having a panic attack." We've set the ceiling of a good life at not panicking. We're calling survival a success story. And here's the part nobody says out loud: the danger isn't the price tag. It's what chasing that number does to your brain. You stay in the job that's draining you because it's steady. You don't start the thing, take the trip, or bet on yourself — because be reasonable, you have bills. That fear wears the costume of being responsible. But underneath, it's a cage with the door painted to look like a wall. So let me flip the whole thing 👇🏽 Real stability was never a number. It's a structure — how many ways money can find you. One paycheck from one boss who can cut you on a Tuesday? That's not stable. That's a single point of failure wearing a lanyard. Betting everything on one job you don't control is the actual risk. Betting on yourself is the hedge. A slower life is not a smaller life. Done right, it's a richer one in every sense of the word. If you're 40-something and some part of you keeps whispering is this really it? That's not ingratitude. That's your intelligence trying to get your attention. 🤍 So I want to hear it 👇🏽 What would your life look like if "stable" meant free instead of stuck? Drop it in the comments — be specific. That's where this gets real. New here and that whisper is getting loud? Grab the free Location Freedom Mini Blueprint — the first real steps to income that isn't tied to one boss or one zip code → https://hsac.theboujeenomads.com/