LIVING ABROAD IN MEXICO! | Tim Leffel | OG Travel Blogger, Author, and TRAVEL WRITER

Do you want to live abroad for less money? Are you an aspiring travel writer or travel blogger? You're in the right place.

Tim Leffel's bestseller A Better Life for Half the Price is testament to his own lifestyle of living abroad in Mexico as an expat with his family. He's also a highly decorated award-winning travel writer, author, and one of the OG travel bloggers (he created his first blog in 2003).
Learn more about Tim and his lifestyle abroad, his remote travel writing career, and much more, in this (in-person!) interview in Guanajuato Mexico.

00:00 – Introduction
02:10 – Why Tim and his family live in Mexico
06:28 – Living abroad as an expat while working remotely
09:16 – Buying property abroad and getting residency
11:54 – A Better Life for Half the Price
17:45 – How travel can improve remote work productivity
19:56 – Managing five websites
23:03 – Starting the Cheapest Destinations Blog in 2003
25:49 – Travel Writing 2.0, and advice for travel writers
30:24 – Final words

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[bevuntethered]

You have such a fun interview style! Thanks, Nora. Enjoyed this very much. New sub although I’ve been following the blog on and off for years. Not a digital nomad but retired early from healthcare now traveling as much as I can and hopefully full time soon.

I have spent loads of time In Guate but have recently began looking more closely at Mexico for a part time home base. Good food for thought here.

[MikeHinshawNomadicTexan]

Try being 72 Nora and attempting to get motivated for writing. LOL it doesn't come easy, especially during the pandemic. The upside of this is I have a guaranteed income from Social Security and have substantially reduced my writing.

I love living in Puerto Vallarta and Mexico as Tim says, is filled with wonderful people, fresh food, wonderful sunsets, art, and a myriad of activities.

BTW I am one of those travel people who receives free trips and as a result of 40 years in the business world I have hundreds of thousands of frequent flyer miles built up. So thankfully I don't have to rely on blog income.

Hopefully this July I will secure my residency visa when I travel back to Dallas for a month or so. I love your interview series and I hope it helps with your success.

[JohnS-zqks]

Very well done Nora. I learned a lot and thanks for the checklist.