if you need any help let me know

Thanks!

I usually have two meals and a smoothie.

For a smoothie I have something made with juice, peanut butter, fruits, and protein powder.

For meal 1 I go to casa de luz. You can see their menu here: http://www.casadeluz.org/menu

For dinner I go to Mother’s Cafe usually. I eat a salad, and burrito with brown rice, beans, green salsa, guacamole.

That’s typical… sometimes I get Ethiopian food for dinner.

Tynan

I know you are vegetarian, and curious about what you eat. Can you share with us a day of your normal diet?
Thanks!

A young (25) guy from NYC has started a company trying to help people accomplish their goals by doing some of the exact things you’re talking about (posting your outcomes online every day) he even has quick conference calls where a handful of people will say what they are going to get done and then have to call back in to the group and say if they did them or not and why. It’s a pretty awesome tool and he’s a stand up guy…oh yeah, and he was a Businessweek Top 25 Under 25 Entrepreneur in ’06.

http://www.extremee.org/

Some people say it’s an easy life when you’re free from the rat race, but in many ways, corporate america does not have to deal with the burden of their freedom like us. Entrepreneurs like ourselves are completely accountable and responsible for every minute. We never have the luxury to rest on the walls of the “system.” Hence the necessity for aggressive goal-setting like yours.

But I’d never give up the freedom. Life is good. Tear shit up this year Tynan.

Theory

Thanks for all of the comments. I’ll be sure to post more posts like this one.

Patrick – I’m really flattered to be included in your list of goals. No need to worry about posts, there will be WAY more posts once I leave. I bought a pro camera and Todd (my travel compatriot) bought an awesome HD camera, so we’ll have pictures, videos, and posts galore.

BTW.. I’m already getting TONS done with my new system. If you look in the accountability section of the forums, you’ll see my daily logs.

Tynan

First, there’s a broken link where ‘Tim Ferris’ is highlighted.

More importantly though, one of the big things I took away from The 4-Hour Work Week is that I don’t want to be a millionaire. I just want to do many of the things society tells me only millionaires do. Even if you don’t make a million a year, you have more interesting stories to tell than anyone I can think of. And at the very least, you’ve earned enough for an amazing trip around the world. My personal goal is “to make enough money to live like Tynan.” :) So feel good about that. My only worry is that I won’t get to read as many awesome posts while you’re gallivanting around on the other side of the planet.

These are really nice thoughts. I think I’ll reread this stuff and use it for my own development of thoughts.
anyway, i wanted to ask you about your world trip, you’re talking about. I would love to hear something about your plans, such as where you’re going and how you wnat to get there.
read you soon
C