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20 Ways Fifty Plus Nomad Can Help You Become a More Successful Extended Round the World Traveler and Expat

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“The only way to make sense out of change is to plunge into it, move with it, and join the dance.”
Alan Watts

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How Can Fifty Plus Nomad Help You Become a Successful Extended Round the World Traveler and Expat

Fifty Plus Nomad strives to become the ultimate community of successful extended travelers and expats over 50.

Unlike many people, I (Paul Heller, Founder of Fifty Plus Nomad) achieved my greatest dream. Even as a kid, I dreamed of dedicating my life to living in other countries and long-term, round-the-world travel.

Over my lifetime, I have:

  • Lived abroad for eight years of my life. (I currently live in Merida, Mexico)
  • Visited 85 countries and spent more than eight years as a student, volunteer, teacher, and traveler.

I want to inspire others to follow in my footsteps and equip them to successfully travel long-term (including the US) and live abroad.

To further this mission, I have compiled thousands of valuable resources and tips during my nearly sixteen years living and traveling outside the US. I hope these tips will inspire and teach you how to see the world as joyfully as l did and help you avoid some of my costly mistakes and frustrations.

Now, I just need your participation to make my mission come true.

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I have wanted to find a community of successful extended travelers and expats over 50 for almost 20 years. I started by developing and teaching seminars about living and traveling abroad throughout the US in the 2000s., I called my company the Big Blue Marble because the first astronauts said the Earth looked like a Big Blue Marble (pictured here) from outer space. In 2019, I developed the Fifty Plus Nomad website in hopes of finding a similar online community and offering services to help them learn Spanish and English, travel for extended periods round-the-world, and live and travel in Mexico.
I have wanted to find a community of successful extended travelers and expats over 50 for almost 20 years. I started by developing and teaching seminars about living and traveling abroad throughout the US in the 2000s., I called my company the Big Blue Marble because the first astronauts said the Earth looked like a Big Blue Marble (pictured here) from outer space. In 2019, I developed the Fifty Plus Nomad website in hopes of finding a similar online community and offering services to help them learn Spanish and English, travel for extended periods round-the-world, and live and travel in Mexico.
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Fifty Plus Nomad Blogs, Podcasts, Classes and Workshop, Social Media, and News

So, sit back, relax and:

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How Fifty Plus Nomad Blog Strives to Forge the Ultimate Online Community of Successful Extended Travelers and Expats Over 50

Read my 165+ blog posts featuring:

Plus, discover tons of valuable tips and advice about the following topics:

Note: Some of the posts listed below are still under development. Check out the home page for the newest posts:

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Fifty Plus Nomad offers personalized workshops and courses in Spanish, English, Living and Traveling in Mexico, and Long-Term Travel Book a Two-hour Free Sample Introductory Session

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Want to Find Out More About How to Get the Most Out of Fifty Plus Nomad?

While I have done everything possible to make the Fifty Plus Nomad comprehensive and easy to understand, I realize that anyone reading this blog will probably have some unanswered questions. Therefore, I suggest you read these posts before exploring the Fifty Plus Nomad blog in depth.:

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Fifty Plus Nomad Offers Four Exclusive Spanish Workshops and Courses

Fifty Plus Nomad’s one-on-one, Intensive Spanish course, using the one-of-a-kind Polyglot Method, provides personalized coaching so you can converse comfortably and deal with daily life comfortably in Spanish.

Our Survival Spanish workshops teach you enough Spanish to deal with many typical situations facing travelers and expats.

Our “Teach Yourself Spanish Workshop” will develop a plan so you can polish up your Spanish on your own and provide follow-up coaching.

Workshops are offered online or in person at the beautiful Casa Los Dos Gallos in Merida.

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Additional Posts About the Fifty Plus Nomad Classes and Workshops, Blogs, Definitions, and News

Paul Heller has been a lifelong avid traveler and language learner and teacher, Even as a child, he told Santa Claus that he wanted to visit all the children worldwide. At seven years old, Paul wanted to retire to Mexico. At eight, he memorized the name, capital, location, and some facts about every country worldwide. At twelve, he found a book "Lonely Planet: Southeast Asia on a Shoestring" and started developing his own itinerary for a future round-the-world trip. He remained obsessed with travel; after getting a Master’s Degree in Public Administration from the University of Southern California and working as an administrator, He spent his vacations going to different countries around the globe studying language, touring, and volunteering. In 1994, he quit his job and lived in Russia as a volunteer English instructor. He discovered that he loved teaching languages. In 2004, he decided to make a living out of his travels and founded a community of people who love to travel just like him. He developed 5 three-hour classes about living and traveling long-term worldwide which he taught in over 50 adult education programs throughout the US. After his parents passed, he realized his dream of traveling around the world; cruising and touring some of the most remote places like the North Atlantic, Patagonia, and Oceania; and learning new languages (he knows Spanish, Italian, French, and Russian). Paul encourages everyone to learn foreign languages. He knows that it can be frustrating and slow but that anyone can learn a language if they put in the work and, most importantly, learning a language is well worth the time and effort because it opens up a whole new set of people, ideas, and cultures. He is currently spending the next chapter of his life in Mérida, México. He is excited about using this blog and his classes and workshops to inspire and equip fellow Fifty Plus Nomads with the language, cultural, and psychological skills necessary to be successful and happy long-term travelers and expats over 50.

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