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You may have seen or heard that we\u2019re planning a move to Portugal \u2014 and hoping to travel while making the transition. We received some questions about this:

\u201cWe would love to travel more, even long term, but I am getting more hesitant because of predictions about downturns in the economy, warfare, etc. I see a lot of people encouraging self-reliance and preparation at this point in time (ie growing and storing your own food). This seems like it would be hard to do while traveling. I want to protect and provide for my family, but I also see the amazing benefits of traveling as a family. What is your take on these predictions and what does your family do to prepare for potential crises? Should these things be taken into consideration when considering where to travel and when? Things have changed so much in the world in just a couple of years!\u201d

We also had some Instagram followers and podcast listeners asking, \u201cHow do you decide where to travel or where to LIVE? And how do you go about getting a visa to do that? And didn\u2019t you want to live in a Chateau in France? What happened to that?\u201d

In this episode, we\u2019re going to discuss travel, living abroad, making decisions about WHERE and HOW to live, being safe and preparing for worst-case scenarios, and why \u2018following your heart\u2019 (and what that means) is a key piece to this whole life puzzle.

Life IS risk. If you\u2019re going to be alive there is risk in living. You might as well make the most of the risky life you already have. You have to get \u2018boots on the ground\u2019 and touch, feel, and experience YOUR LIFE. Truly Live Your While You\u2019re Alive!

But we\u2019re also not promoting unsafe or stupid behavior. So where is that balance found? How do you find the middle ground between risk-taking and being safe and prepared? That's what we discuss in this episode that you don\u2019t want to miss!

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