If you look at the numbers, people
living in the West are clearly richer: the per capita income clearly
shows this. The median income in the U.S. Is much higher than, say,
the median income in Honduras. On paper, people in the anglophone and
Western European countries are richer. On paper this is indeed the
case. But is this the whole story? I don't think so. What I have seen
living abroad suggests to me that the average “third world”
person is not as poor as you think. Consider these 3 points...
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Sunday, December 27, 2015
3 Reasons Why Many “Third World” People Are Not As Poor As You Think
I'm an EFL teacher in China. I've traveled to several countries and would like to travel to many more. I have written two books: Boxes and Expatriation Apocalypse! A Guide to Expatriation for the Broke and Hopeless.
Wednesday, November 18, 2015
Finding a Good Woman on Date In Asia: Part II: Finding Your Good Woman
So you're actively avoiding the rotten
apples of dateinasia.com (DiA) and all the trouble that entails. Now
you want to directly find a good girl on there. Possible? Yes. Easy?
No.
When it comes to dating sites, many
guys ask a lot of questions that don't need to be asked. If you have
to wonder about whether or not the girl showing cleavage and
displaying a tattoo in her profile photo is a potentially good catch,
then the problem is lack of common sense. When thinking about writing
this article, I realized how much of it is really just common sense,
which appears to be sorely lacking oftentimes. Common sense needs to
be reiterated here. I will keep this post short and sweet and simple.
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I'm an EFL teacher in China. I've traveled to several countries and would like to travel to many more. I have written two books: Boxes and Expatriation Apocalypse! A Guide to Expatriation for the Broke and Hopeless.
Friday, October 30, 2015
Finding Success at Home
No games. No bullshit.
That's the motto of my new friends-with-benefits relationship. I know, right? How can friends-with-benefits relationships even be possible in today's gynocentric and misandric culture that has spawned MGTOW? How could I possibly go back to dating or screwing women in my own country after swearing off them and altering my perception by traveling abroad for so many years? In such a toxic dating climate, how did a recent one-night stand turn into a booty call arrangement?
Thursday, October 29, 2015
Finding a Good Woman on Date In Asia: Part I: Tips, Tricks and Avoiding Bad Women
If you're new to online dating and
foreign dating, DateinAsia.com
can be a good place to start. I have been a member there for about
two years, and I've learned a few things. For part I, I will share
some tips, tricks, and advice on avoiding the scum at the bottom of
the barrel. Part II will focus on directly searching for a good woman
on Date in Asia.
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I'm an EFL teacher in China. I've traveled to several countries and would like to travel to many more. I have written two books: Boxes and Expatriation Apocalypse! A Guide to Expatriation for the Broke and Hopeless.
Thursday, October 22, 2015
3 Things Chinese Culture Does That Everyone Should Do
China's culture can be
frustrating at times. People push and shove instead of forming lines
to wait. People spit and smoke everywhere. But Chinese culture also
embraces some great ideas, ideas that every culture around the world
could benefit from. Here are 3 things that Chinese culture does that
every country should adopt...
I'm an EFL teacher in China. I've traveled to several countries and would like to travel to many more. I have written two books: Boxes and Expatriation Apocalypse! A Guide to Expatriation for the Broke and Hopeless.
Friday, September 18, 2015
Is China Freer Than The USA?
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China, the land of an oppressive totalitarian government where the people are definitely not free. Or are they? While I am not a fan of the Chinese government (or any governments for that matter, since they all commit terrible acts against people) I have seen enough good stuff in China to come back after my first year there. Could China really be freer than the U.S.? Here are a few things to consider...
China, the land of an oppressive totalitarian government where the people are definitely not free. Or are they? While I am not a fan of the Chinese government (or any governments for that matter, since they all commit terrible acts against people) I have seen enough good stuff in China to come back after my first year there. Could China really be freer than the U.S.? Here are a few things to consider...
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I'm an EFL teacher in China. I've traveled to several countries and would like to travel to many more. I have written two books: Boxes and Expatriation Apocalypse! A Guide to Expatriation for the Broke and Hopeless.
Sunday, September 6, 2015
Attending Sporting Events in the U.S. Sucks!
By Andy
Attending sporting events, at least in the USA, has become such a mediocre experience. It has also become overpriced. I've noticed this happening during the last ten years or so. Last night I attended a baseball game, and I hadn't attended one in quite some time. Last night reaffirmed why, over the years I've been spending more of my free time doing other things like going for a long walk, taking photos of nature, and traveling.
Attending sporting events, at least in the USA, has become such a mediocre experience. It has also become overpriced. I've noticed this happening during the last ten years or so. Last night I attended a baseball game, and I hadn't attended one in quite some time. Last night reaffirmed why, over the years I've been spending more of my free time doing other things like going for a long walk, taking photos of nature, and traveling.
Monday, August 17, 2015
Announcing Masculinity 2.0! Relationship guidelines for men who want to be men, and the women who love them!
The following is an excerpt from my Masculinity 2.0: The new relationship guidelines for men who want to be men, and the women who love them!
[FROM THE INTRODUCTION]
Why I wrote this book
I wrote this book because my girlfriend said I should teach a course on how to satisfy a woman!
Now, I accept the possibility that those words may have been your standard boost-your-man's-ego-in-bed pillow talk that every man (hopefully) hears at some point. However, being the literalist I am, I took her suggestion to heart and asked her to explain why she thought it would be a good idea.
"Well," she said. "You have some very common sense ideas about men and women—how they interact, and how to maximize that interaction for intimacy and enjoyment of each other sexually and in other ways—that seem to have been overlooked/lost/not emphasized, even almost purposely squashed in our society today.
"Once upon a time, there was a civil engineer who hated his job, followed his passion, started a series of sideline businesses, made enough money to quit his job, ran away to a tropical island in the Pacific, and started a tourism business so he could give tours of the island to pretty girls every day!"
Walt is author of:
-> Living True to Your Self
->Turn Your Passion Into Profit
->Chicken Feathers and Garlic Skin: Diary of a Chinese Garment Factory Girl on Saipan
-> from Jamaica
-> a Columbia Univ grad
-> vegan
-> a minimalist
-> a nomadpreneur
Walt has
-> written 30 books
-> composed over 468 "Life Rhymes" and hundreds of articles
-> launched dozens of websites
appeared in
-> Wall Street Journal
-> Essence
-> Time
-> Entrepreneur
-> Black Enterprise
-> More about Walt
Walt is author of:
-> Living True to Your Self
->Turn Your Passion Into Profit
->Chicken Feathers and Garlic Skin: Diary of a Chinese Garment Factory Girl on Saipan
-> from Jamaica
-> a Columbia Univ grad
-> vegan
-> a minimalist
-> a nomadpreneur
Walt has
-> written 30 books
-> composed over 468 "Life Rhymes" and hundreds of articles
-> launched dozens of websites
appeared in
-> Wall Street Journal
-> Essence
-> Time
-> Entrepreneur
-> Black Enterprise
-> More about Walt
Thursday, July 30, 2015
3 Reasons Why You Should Consider Teaching English Abroad
I'm an EFL teacher in China. I've traveled to several countries and would like to travel to many more. I have written two books: Boxes and Expatriation Apocalypse! A Guide to Expatriation for the Broke and Hopeless.
Thursday, July 23, 2015
Expatriation Apocalypse! Guide for the Broke and Hopeless
Here's
the idea: expatriation is becoming a more difficult game to play. I'm
still trying to figure it all out myself, but I have figured a lot of
things out. I'm very sympathetic to the plight of the young, broke,
hopeless man who is stuck in Western society. That was my story, and
it didn't start changing until I embraced expatriation. Expatriation
Apocalypse! contains a lot of the knowledge and wisdom I've acquired
since I started traveling two years ago. Here are three reasons you
should read my book:
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I'm an EFL teacher in China. I've traveled to several countries and would like to travel to many more. I have written two books: Boxes and Expatriation Apocalypse! A Guide to Expatriation for the Broke and Hopeless.
Thursday, June 11, 2015
12 Reasons Why Men Have A Better Dating and Social Life Abroad
You know, when we HAers (HappierAbroaders) spread our good news gospel that Western men and East Asian men (Taiwanese, Japanese, Korean, Singaporean) can have a better dating and social life overseas, we often hear the following one or two explanations from the mainstream crowd. These are cliches that attempt to invalidate our message and support their politically correct belief that people are the same everywhere:
1) You are a foreigner and have novelty appeal over a local, so they see you as a chance to practice their English and learn about your culture. Many also feel obligated to treat foreign visitors with hospitality too, so they try to be extra nice to foreigners so that they will have a good impression of their country. (e.g. white people in China and Taiwan usually get extra hospitality from locals)
2) They perceive some potential benefit from knowing you. If they are from a less developed country, they think you are rich and so your money gives you social value. Or they may be hoping to get a visa or green card to America or a more developed country, so they see you as a ticket to move abroad for a better life.
Wednesday, June 3, 2015
3 Negative Social Truths In America You Aren't Allowed To Talk About
By Winston Wu
For some reason, virtually critics of America nowadays only talk about government tyranny, conspiracies, or economic problems and issues, as if those are the only things wrong with America and everything else is fine. But nothing could be further from the truth. When you walk around any US city or suburb, you will see many depressed looking guys with hopeless looks on their faces, as if they have nothing to live for and have been numbed down to not care or not feel anymore. It's a very sad sight to see.
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Monday, April 27, 2015
Can You Count, Suckers? Can You Dig It?
By Andy
Lately, I've felt as though I've needed some extra motivation to accomplish things. I got that recently in the form of some Skype video chats with two foreign women, respectively. It's amazing how just seeing a person I've been keeping in contact with for quite a while since our last meeting in person can brighten my mood and renew hope for the next real life meeting. I also believe that what could help myself and like-minded individuals in completing our tasks, accomplishing our goals and traveling abroad without fear, is some inspiration. I recently saw a movie clip, and was moved by it so much that my wishful thinking took command and now, I feel as though The Happier Abroaders need the same kind of inspiration.
Lately, I've felt as though I've needed some extra motivation to accomplish things. I got that recently in the form of some Skype video chats with two foreign women, respectively. It's amazing how just seeing a person I've been keeping in contact with for quite a while since our last meeting in person can brighten my mood and renew hope for the next real life meeting. I also believe that what could help myself and like-minded individuals in completing our tasks, accomplishing our goals and traveling abroad without fear, is some inspiration. I recently saw a movie clip, and was moved by it so much that my wishful thinking took command and now, I feel as though The Happier Abroaders need the same kind of inspiration.
Sunday, February 1, 2015
The Cost of a Super Bowl Trip vs. The Cost of a Trip Abroad
By Andy
Which is better, a trip abroad or a trip to the Super Bowl? Is it preferable to spend a week or two in a foreign land, meeting new people; or taking a trip to another part of the country with your buddies for a few days? Is attending the Super Bowl cheaper than traveling abroad? Which is the overall better experience? Officially, that is debatable.
Thursday, January 22, 2015
Do It For Yourself
By Andy
The other day I recalled one of my trips abroad. It was just over a year ago, when I was out on a
date, at a café in Eastern Europe, having a pleasant conversation with a
beautiful Slavic woman. In the middle of our lovely chat, out of nowhere, from across the table, she
commented on my muscles. She said she liked muscles, and was so impressed by
mine. Now, I’m not a bodybuilder nor do I have the body to compete in a competition or be a model, but I do work out on a regular basis, and look decent for someone who has spent the last few years erasing many more years full of bad habits and poor diet.
Friday, January 9, 2015
Five Reasons Why the Gym Is NOT a Good Place for Dating
By Andy
By now you're probably aware that this is the time of year where the new year’s resolution gym-goers come out of the woodwork. If you're a regular gym-goer like I am, it's bad enough to have to search for a parking spot and wait your turn to use weights or machines during the month of January. What is worse is that regardless of what time of year it is, unless you're Mr. Olympia, you're probably not going to be getting any dates at the gym. That is one of the things I've noticed while frequenting the gym more often and switching gyms in different cities over the years, it is not a dating paradise. Simply put, gyms in the U.S. are not a good place for men to get dates.
Here are some reasons why:
By now you're probably aware that this is the time of year where the new year’s resolution gym-goers come out of the woodwork. If you're a regular gym-goer like I am, it's bad enough to have to search for a parking spot and wait your turn to use weights or machines during the month of January. What is worse is that regardless of what time of year it is, unless you're Mr. Olympia, you're probably not going to be getting any dates at the gym. That is one of the things I've noticed while frequenting the gym more often and switching gyms in different cities over the years, it is not a dating paradise. Simply put, gyms in the U.S. are not a good place for men to get dates.
Here are some reasons why:
Thursday, January 8, 2015
Traveling While Black Part 2
Why I waited so long
As I mentioned, the motivation for sharing this has been brewing, but there've been some other reasons why it's taken me this long to speak out.
1. I have a dear friend who has three daughters.
During my most recent six-month stay in China, I would often write private emails to my friends in the states letting them know everything (and more) that I'm sharing with you in this book and this chapter. Once, I even joked that I should write a book about dating overseas for Black men. One of my female friends half-jokingly, --but with a real exasperation at the underlying reality it hinted at--asked me not to write such a book encouraging mass exodus, as she wanted the pool of eligible and available Black men to be there for her daughters when they reach dating and marrying age. She didn't want me diminishing the pool by telling men what they could be experiencing overseas. (Seriously. I'm not kidding.) So, while I haven't forsaken my friend's daughters, I'm sure she'll understand that in the words of the great philosopher, Mr. Spock, "the needs of the many, outweigh the needs of the few."
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"Once upon a time, there was a civil engineer who hated his job, followed his passion, started a series of sideline businesses, made enough money to quit his job, ran away to a tropical island in the Pacific, and started a tourism business so he could give tours of the island to pretty girls every day!"
Walt is author of:
-> Living True to Your Self
->Turn Your Passion Into Profit
->Chicken Feathers and Garlic Skin: Diary of a Chinese Garment Factory Girl on Saipan
-> from Jamaica
-> a Columbia Univ grad
-> vegan
-> a minimalist
-> a nomadpreneur
Walt has
-> written 30 books
-> composed over 468 "Life Rhymes" and hundreds of articles
-> launched dozens of websites
appeared in
-> Wall Street Journal
-> Essence
-> Time
-> Entrepreneur
-> Black Enterprise
-> More about Walt
Walt is author of:
-> Living True to Your Self
->Turn Your Passion Into Profit
->Chicken Feathers and Garlic Skin: Diary of a Chinese Garment Factory Girl on Saipan
-> from Jamaica
-> a Columbia Univ grad
-> vegan
-> a minimalist
-> a nomadpreneur
Walt has
-> written 30 books
-> composed over 468 "Life Rhymes" and hundreds of articles
-> launched dozens of websites
appeared in
-> Wall Street Journal
-> Essence
-> Time
-> Entrepreneur
-> Black Enterprise
-> More about Walt
Saturday, January 3, 2015
Traveling While Black Part 1
C O M I N G B L A C K T O A S I A? Brother, You Have NO idea!
A curious and observant nomad dispels some myths, allays some fears and corrects some misperceptions of what "traveling while Black" in Asia really means. Tales of Black Privilege in China (and Beyond)
From my Jamaican in China Blog (available in the free ebook "Guess Who's Coming to Dim Sum: The Jamaican in China Chronicles." Download free here: http://www.jamaicaninchina.com/jicpreview.html
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"Once upon a time, there was a civil engineer who hated his job, followed his passion, started a series of sideline businesses, made enough money to quit his job, ran away to a tropical island in the Pacific, and started a tourism business so he could give tours of the island to pretty girls every day!"
Walt is author of:
-> Living True to Your Self
->Turn Your Passion Into Profit
->Chicken Feathers and Garlic Skin: Diary of a Chinese Garment Factory Girl on Saipan
-> from Jamaica
-> a Columbia Univ grad
-> vegan
-> a minimalist
-> a nomadpreneur
Walt has
-> written 30 books
-> composed over 468 "Life Rhymes" and hundreds of articles
-> launched dozens of websites
appeared in
-> Wall Street Journal
-> Essence
-> Time
-> Entrepreneur
-> Black Enterprise
-> More about Walt
Walt is author of:
-> Living True to Your Self
->Turn Your Passion Into Profit
->Chicken Feathers and Garlic Skin: Diary of a Chinese Garment Factory Girl on Saipan
-> from Jamaica
-> a Columbia Univ grad
-> vegan
-> a minimalist
-> a nomadpreneur
Walt has
-> written 30 books
-> composed over 468 "Life Rhymes" and hundreds of articles
-> launched dozens of websites
appeared in
-> Wall Street Journal
-> Essence
-> Time
-> Entrepreneur
-> Black Enterprise
-> More about Walt
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