I'm curious about our community demographics - would you mind sharing your age group in this quick poll? Always interesting to see who makes up our awesome community!

For those of you already living the nomad life or based abroad... How long did it actually take you? From that first "I should totally do this" moment... To actually packing your bags and making it happen. Was it a snap decision? (Some of you are crazy like that) Or more of a slow burn that took forever to actually pull off? Vote in the poll below and let me know. I'm genuinely curious. Please only vote if you've actually made the leap.

Big or small. Personal or business. I want to hear it. - Launched a project? - Hit a new income goal? - Got consistent with your routine? - Learned a new skill? - Pushed through something that was holding you back? Drop your win in the comments. Sometimes we forget to acknowledge our own progress, so let's take a moment to recognise what we've achieved. I’ll go first in the comments 👇

Did you know Skool has a dark mode feature? To try it out, click your profile > settings > theme. Comment below with your preference to complete this action post!

My 180-day DTV period expires in 1.5 months. My two options are to do a border run or extend the visa. The extension seems fairly straightforward and I still qualify for everything; however, I am not necessarily thrilled about having to open up my bank statements again to immigration. My other option is to do a border run. By all accounts, this seems to be the simplest option. I was potentially thinking about visiting Siem Reap for a few weeks and then checking out Vietnam before going back to Thailand, probably be outside the country for a month. For anyone who's done a border run, do they ask for bank statements when you re-enter the country as well as employment verification, etc.? Again, it's not a problem. It's something I can easily do. It's just something I would like to avoid if possible because I'm not thrilled about giving my bank details to the government if I don't have to, but I can certainly do that. I just wanted to hear other people's experiences and just kind of see what everyone else does, but I appreciate everyone's time.