This isn’t a memoir.
It’s a field guide for how I live now.

For a long time, work was filled with meetings about meetings. The days were full, the pace never slowed, and the hamster wheel kept spinning — until I stepped off it.

I sold everything.
The house.
The car.
The extra weight.

From there, I kept simplifying until life fit into one bag.

My baseline now is moving between countries and cities — one runway at a time. Living this way sharpens things. Time behaves differently, and small choices start to matter.

SoldEverything.tv is where those observations live once they’ve been tested.

It’s the home for the books, trackers, and tactical writing — systems around visas, money, documents, phones, health, and exits that quietly decide whether travel stays simple or turns into friction. It also holds open field notes on people, experiences, and insights gathered along the way.

Nothing here is aspirational.
It’s practical. Built from experience.
The parts people usually learn the hard way.