Greg Rodgers
Travel Writer | Adviser| Adventurer
from Lexington, Kentucky, USA
One-on-One Travel Advice
I know what it takes to escape a corporate job and start a new, location-independent life. Let me help you begin!
Greg's Vagabonding Blog
Click below for travel and adventure stories from 15 years on the road.
Asia Travel and Adventure Expert
See a summary of my travel and adventure experience.
Learn to Live and Work Anywhere
I’ve been working remotely from the road since 2006. I teach others how to escape with my site www.scienceofescape.com.
What Is Vagabonding?
Vagabonding is about structuring your life to make long-term travel possible.
Personal Blog
Just for random stuff that doesn’t belong on my vagabonding travel blog.
Exit From Corporate America
Hi, I’m Greg Rodgers from Lexington, Kentucky! I know firsthand how tough quitting a corporate job and preparing for full-time travel can be. I had to hack my way through without much help when I resigned at IBM and began a new life. Getting some live advice from a friendly human is infinitely more valuable than reading information online. Leaving Corporate America to go live and work in exotic locations is the best decision I ever made, and I urge you to consider giving it a try!
My mission is to help others escape and experience the same transformation I did through extensive world travel. Click below to be taken to my Science of Escape site.
Why Go Vagabonding?
I believe that long-term, independent travel is a powerful tool for self growth and new happiness. Anyone can benefit from vagabonding travel — it isn’t as expensive as you think.
Living and working remotely as a digital nomad isn’t for everyone, but if you feel as if you were forced into a conventional life to chase the “American Dream,” independent travel and adventure are one possible path to renewed health and happiness.
The brain benefits of long-term travel are many!
About Me
After some time in the US Army and eight years working as a network engineer for IBM, I knew that I preferred to live an adventurous life rather than focus on collecting material things. I exited Corporate America in 2005 and began a new life of vagabonding travel.
Today, I write, edit, freelance, and coach others to escape and chase their adventure dreams. I love my life! Click below to visit www.vagabondinglife.com.
A Few Sample Adventures
“Life is either a daring adventure or nothing at all.” – Helen Keller
I trained as a Forward Observer in the U.S. Army. I enjoy survival challenges and have been tested in tough conditions all over the world.
Let’s Get in Touch!
I love meeting current and future travelers. Email is best: