WHAT TYPE OF LONG-TERM TRAVEL IS RIGHT FOR YOU?

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Quiz Questions

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WHAT COUNTRY ARE YOU MOST EXCITED TO VISIT?
- A.
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  South Korea: I really want to feel immersed in another culture (and okay, I also really want to travel without giving up my skincare routine!)
- B.
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  Australia: I want a big adventure with cities, beaches, vineyards, and a little roughing it in the Outback.
- C.
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  Mexico: Beaches and backpacking is my ultimate dream. I'd love to settle in somewhere laidback and affordable for a while.
- D.
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  Um... Everywhere?? How the heck can I choose just one place I'm excited to visit? I want to quit my job and travel for the freedom of it!
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WHICH OF THESE IS CLOSEST TO YOUR DREAM JOB?
- A.
  Teacher ✏️ I love working with kids and I'm really good at it.
- B.
  Bartender 🍸 I just need something to pay my bills and I don't want to be tied down.
- C.
  Entrepreneur 💻 I've got a laptop, a big idea, and a burning desire to work on my own terms.
- D.
  Executive 💼 I may not like my current job, but I've got big career goals.
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PICTURE A DAY AS A FULL-TIME TRAVELER... WHAT DOES IT LOOK LIKE?
- A.
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  After work drinks! I'm getting used to the energy of the city and my language skills are finally getting better. Tomorrow I'm taking a day trip to a small town I never would have heard about if a neighbor hadn't recommended it!
- B.
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  It's my last day on the farm and I can't wait to never plant seeds or pack fruit ever again. It was pretty character building and I met good people, so I'm glad I had the experience. Now that I have the cash, I'm making my way to the coast for surfing lessons!
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  Sunrise yoga on the beach, then settle in to get some work done. I close my laptop around 4pm to enjoy the rest of my day, and go out with some new friends from my hostel after dinner.
- D.
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  Just arrived in country #7 on my itinerary! I take a long walk to get my bearings and stop into bakeries, museums, and cute little shops. I'll grab some street food before turning in early to recover from this jet lag.
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IF YOU WENT ALL IN AND SAVED AS MUCH MONEY AS YOU POSSIBLY COULD FOR AN ENTIRE YEAR... HOW MUCH WOULD YOU HAVE?
- A.
  $2,500
- B.
  $5,000
- C.
  $10,000
- D.
  $20,000
5.
IF I WAVED A MAGIC WAND AND GOT YOU A NO-STRINGS-ATTACHED PILE OF MONEY, HOW LONG WOULD IT TAKE YOU TO GET ON A ONE-WAY FLIGHT?
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- A.
  Several Months 🏠 I'd actually like to live abroad, so I'd want a lot of time to really do my research, pick a place to move, line up housing, work, visas, etc.
- B.
  45 Minutes ✈️ For real though... like, how far away is the airport? I'd be packed in no time at all.
- C.
  3-4 Weeks 💪 It depends on how my remote job search pans out, but if I have work, then I feel confident I could prepare for travel pretty quickly.
- D.
  1-2 Months ✅ The Type A traveler in me needs a while to get everything planned out and settled.

Quiz Outcomes

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Teach English Overseas!
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Live abroad, immerse yourself in another culture, and make money for your future travels!Teaching English overseas is a natural choice if you already have some teaching experience or love working with students... but there are a few other reasons this might be your best path to world travel.Teaching English is the most affordable way to get started!This is always what I recommend to young women who truly can't afford to travel.South Korea's teaching program pays well and covers your room and board, so there is much, much less cash needed upfront to get started.If you manage your finances well, you can spend your year teaching and saving up for bigger, better travels ahead!Another great reason to teach English abroad is the unique experience of being a full-time expat in one place.You'll get to know the city where you live and work very well, and you can use weekends and time off to explore the surrounding region. It's a different approach to travel and unlike anything else you'll do in your life!If you feel like you missed out on your chance to study abroad because you didn't have enough money, this is your do-over!READY TO JET?👋 Hey! I'm Danielle.Several years ago, I wasn't just stuck in one crappy job... I was juggling three to make ends meet! Whether you're here because you're fed up with your desk job, tired of waiting tables, or trying desperately to get a few freelance clients under your belt, I've been there. After a long, tough savings journey, I got to quit my job(s) and travel on a round-the-world trip. Now I LOVE showing solo female travelers different ways to see the world! There is so much more possibility out there than you realize.Let’s slay your travel goals together.Teaching English overseas is just ONE of the options available to you for long-term travel. Here's your next steps to learn more!1. Browse dozens of destinations on WorldSmith.You'll find budget breakdowns, itineraries, solo female travel tips, and long-term travel advice for countries all over the world!2. Schedule a free 30-minute Explore Call.Whether you're curious about the other possible results from this quiz or you want to move fast on your overseas teaching gig, you will learn SO much from our free call. Click the button below to book a time slot!P.S. There's plenty more heading to your inbox soon! I can't wait to show you just how possible long-term travel really is for you.Until we meet to plan your next adventure,Danielle
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Get a Working Holiday Visa!
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Explore one of the coolest countries in the world and make money traveling... even if you don't have a remote job! Quick word to the wise here: Working holiday visas are typically only available to folks under 30. (If that's not you, skip to the end of the page for other options.) But if you ARE eligible, listen up!Working holiday visas are an amazing opportunity when you're young, broke, and just want to travel.A working holiday visa is a special program that allows you to get temporary jobs in a foreign country as a tourist. There are a few countries where this is available for Americans, but the main one is Australia.You do have to have some savings before you arrive, but because you can get a job once you're in the country, you don't need a trust fund to lean on.You can spend a few months picking fruit on a farm and then hop over to a city after harvest to have some fun. You can take that diving tour you've always dreamt of, but grab a barista gig when you need a little extra cash.If you're intrigued by digital nomad life, but you don't have the skills for that kind of work, a working holiday visa can give you the best of both worlds!READY TO JET?👋 Hey! I'm Danielle.Several years ago, I wasn't just stuck in one crappy job... I was juggling three to make ends meet! Whether you're here because you're fed up with your desk job, tired of waiting tables, or trying desperately to get a few freelance clients under your belt, I've been there. After a long, tough savings journey, I got to quit my job(s) and travel on a round-the-world trip. Now I LOVE showing solo female travelers different ways to see the world! There is so much more possibility out there than you realize.Let’s slay your travel goals together.A working holiday visa is just ONE of the options available to you for long-term travel. Here's your next steps to learn more!1. Browse dozens of destinations on WorldSmith.You'll find budget breakdowns, itineraries, solo female travel tips, and long-term travel advice for countries all over the world!2. Schedule a free 30-minute Explore Call.Whether you're curious about the other possible results from this quiz or you want to move fast on your working holiday visa, you will learn SO much from our free call. Click the button below to book a time slot!P.S. There's plenty more heading to your inbox soon! I can't wait to show you just how possible long-term travel really is for you.Until we meet to plan your next adventure,Danielle
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Become a Digital Nomad!
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It's not for everyone... but digital nomad life would actually be a great fit for you!You're ready to do the work -- not just working from a laptop while you travel, but putting in the effort of saving money and preparing at home to start your new lifestyle.Being a digital nomad could mean running your own business or working remotely for an employer. As long as you have your laptop and a WiFi connection, you'll be able to get work done. Websites like FlexJobs can help you find remote work and it's not just the tech industry or sales that have availability!A great structure for you to consider is choosing a base for the next three months. Imagine settling into a daily routine in Sayulita, Mexico or Medellin, Colombia and using your self-appointed days off to explore the region! When this three-month stint is up, you can choose the next one... and the next and the next and the next...Digital nomad life is the middle ground between the excitement of visiting new places and the stability of a home base.READY TO JET?👋 Hey! I'm Danielle.Several years ago, I wasn't just stuck in one crappy job... I was juggling three to make ends meet! Whether you're here because you're fed up with your desk job, tired of waiting tables, or trying desperately to get a few freelance clients under your belt, I've been there. After a long, tough savings journey, I got to quit my job(s) and travel on a round-the-world trip. Now I LOVE showing solo female travelers different ways to see the world! There is so much more possibility out there than you realize.Let’s slay your travel goals together.Being a digital nomad is just ONE of the options available to you for long-term travel. Here's your next steps to learn more!1. Browse dozens of destinations on WorldSmith.You'll find budget breakdowns, itineraries, solo female travel tips, and long-term travel advice for countries all over the world!2. Schedule a free 30-minute Explore Call.Whether you're curious about the other possible results from this quiz or you want to move fast on your digital nomad life, you will learn SO much from our free call. Click the button below to book a time slot!P.S. There's plenty more heading to your inbox soon! I can't wait to show you just how possible long-term travel really is for you.Until we meet to plan your big adventure,Danielle
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Take a Round-the-World Trip!
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Long-term travel is just one chapter of your life and you're determined to enjoy this chapter to the fullest!Whether it's big career goals, family responsibilities, or just a burning desire to get out and see as many places as possible, long-term travel is more likely to be a temporary part of your life. You're a-ok with just enjoying the experience ahead and you're willing to put in the time and work to save up the money you need.You can work while you travel to offset your expenses, but you don't HAVE to be a digital nomad and commit to a big lifestyle shift to see the world.Think of this like Nomad-Lite! It's a career break. It's a grown up gap year.If I can let you in on a secret... round-the-world trips are my favorite way to shape big travel goals!If you just want to go everywhere and don't know where to start, round-the-world trips are the first option you should explore!READY TO JET?👋 Hey! I'm Danielle.Several years ago, I wasn't just stuck in one crappy job... I was juggling three to make ends meet! Whether you're here because you're fed up with your desk job, tired of waiting tables, or trying desperately to get a few freelance clients under your belt, I've been there. After a long, tough savings journey, I got to quit my job(s) and travel on a round-the-world trip. Now I LOVE showing solo female travelers different ways to see the world! There is so much more possibility out there than you realize.Let’s slay your travel goals together.A round-the-world trip is just ONE of the options available to you for long-term travel. Here's your next steps to learn more!1. Browse dozens of destinations on WorldSmith.You'll find budget breakdowns, itineraries, solo female travel tips, and long-term travel advice for countries all over the world!2. Schedule a free 30-minute Explore Call.Whether you're curious about the other possible results from this quiz or you want to move fast on your round-the-world trip, you will learn SO much from our free call. Click the button below to book a time slot!P.S. There's plenty more heading to your inbox soon! I can't wait to show you just how possible long-term travel really is for you.Until we meet to plan your big adventure,Danielle

WHAT TYPE OF LONG-TERM TRAVEL IS RIGHT FOR YOU?

You want to quit your job and travel, but what's next? There are more options than just selling your stuff and becoming a digital nomad. Take this 5-question quiz to get clear on which style of long-term travel is best suited for you!

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