9. Gap Year on A Budget with Anna from the Wanderlust Haaks!

from Wander Worldschool: Helping Families Plan & Fund Slow & Long Term Travel · host Suzy May

Send us a text! Q's? Text now!🎉 I welcome Anna, from the Wanderlust Haaks, who, alongside her husband, left a demanding career in healthcare to “buy back time” with their two young children. She shares their incredible gap year, detailing how they were able to save $100k to get started. 🌎 Along their journey, they pivoted from the Americas to Asia in pursuit of a more budget-friendly adventure. This episode is full of advice on traveling with littles ones and honest look at what it takes to trade burnout for a life of exploration. ✨ IN THIS EPISODE:Their plan to save up $100k and how they used travel points to fund their travelsWhat a real-life month in Vietnam costs and how to balance budget with family funThe simple and effective approach to "roadschooling" with children under five by using real-world sights as a launchpad for learning Honest insights into long-term travel, from navigating new cities every month to dealing with unexpected hospital visits in foreign countries Mentioned in the show:Free 7-part e-book to help you start traveling with confidence!Die with Zero book by Bill Perkins Man in Seat 61 train travel website Globetrek appConnect with Anna at the Wanderlust Haaks:Wanderlust Haaks websiteWanderlust.haaks Instagram Wanderlusthaaks Facebook Wanderlust Haaks YoutubeJoin us in Osaka, Japan Oct 11-17! Onsen baths, sacred deer, jungle gyms, castles and more! Sign up today or join the Facebook group. How to Rent Out Your House While Traveling! Get the E-Book & 30 minute consult! Learn to prep and list your home, manage remotely, master the money, screen tenants & more! BUY NOW! Support the showCONNECT WITH SUZY: We live in Spain, CO and soon Japan. 🌞 I help families financially plan for slow + long term travel! Need help making a budget? Saving for a gap year? How to rent your home out? Book a FREE 30 MIN DISCOVERY CALL!🚀 The info provided is for general info purposes and not intended as financial, investment, legal, or tax advice.❤️ Follow + review! 📧 [email protected]📲 All the links!

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