About Karol Gajda and RidiculouslyExtraordinary.com

6 Year Old Bad Ass

6 Year Old Bad Ass

In 17 words: The ultimate goal with RidiculouslyExtraordinary.com and my life is to help 100 people achieve Ridiculously Extraordinary Freedom.

Hey there! I’m Karol.

(That’s pronounced like Karl, not Carol.  And while I’m at it, the last name is Guy-Duh.  Ninja Gajda(n) if you’re nasty.)

I was born in Poland and my family escaped communism shortly before Martial Law was instituted in 1981.  Close call.  Thanks Mama i Tata!

My earliest memory is eating a Starburst (with wrapper intact) my late Grandma Stefania gave me outside of our Mt Pleasant, MI apartment at the age of 2.

I believe in radical honesty even if maybe it’s not in my best interest.

I’m a fan of touring, canoeing/camping trips, sandboardingdownhill Big Wheels races, upside down canyon swingingparatrooper tossing, karaoke, shuttle launches, and seeing crazy things like flaming big rigs in the middle of Arizona.

I don’t eat animals or animal products of any kind (vegan) and I’m atheist. Both of those points are up for discussion, but you won’t convince me to eat meat or believe in your god(s). (Except maybe God of Thunder.) If that’s your game, you’re probably just not my Right People, and that’s OK. I still love you. :)

I play guitar (here’s the one I hand built in India & video here) like a madman and am releasing a quadruple live double album of Eastern European polka music next week.

I’ve never had the pleasure of working in cubicle hell, but I hear it’s…hell.

I have Ridiculously Extraordinary Freedom.

Do what we like and we like what we do. – Andrew W.K.

As you can tell by the picture above I’ve been free since childhood. :)

Again, my goal in life and with this project is to:

Help One Hundred (100) People Achieve Ridiculously Extraordinary Freedom

Specifically, I want to help you achieve your idea of freedom, whatever that may be.

Why 100?  It’s not that I think changing the lives of 1,000 or 10,000 (or more) is unattainable. I will do that too.  But first I’d like to get to know and directly help 100 people.

Once the goal is reached this Web site will self destruct and I will vanish into the ether.  More accurately, I’ll just go hang out somewhere cool, but that doesn’t sound as intense, does it?

Blog Update Schedule: Every Monday and Thursday. But sometimes I post more or on different days. Not usually, but its been known to happen.

Speaking: Contact me (KarolGajda AT Gmail.com) if you’d like me to speak about Ridiculously Extraordinary Living to your crew. Specifically, I’d like to open discussions with High School Seniors before they go off to University.

Interviews: Blogs, podcasts, radio, TV, newspapers, living room sofas.  I’m there.  Just get in touch.

Travel schedule: Updated on the sidebar of every page. —>

Let’s do this!
Karol

At The Crossroads in Clarksdale, MS where Robert Johnson allegedly sold his soul to the devil.

At The Crossroads in Clarksdale, MS where Robert Johnson allegedly sold his soul to the devil.

Big Wheels Racing!

Big Wheels Racing!

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Written by Karol on June 18, 2009 in Health

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1 Henry Klobukowski July 14, 2009 at 8:26 pm

LOVE IT!!!

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2 Lydia July 23, 2009 at 1:12 am

Great website! I’m going to continue to read your blogs :)

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3 Karol July 23, 2009 at 1:18 am

Thanks Lydia!

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4 Prescott August 3, 2009 at 4:49 pm

If you’d have asked me if I would watch a video about how to clean a blender I might have smacked ya. But…..I just did! Wonders.

Just how close are you to a hundred? I’ve been on a list of yours in one form or another for several years. Does that count? :)

Let’s see….getting to know……my blood type is A+. more :)’s

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5 Glenn August 19, 2009 at 8:46 pm

Dude- Fellow Michigander here from mid-Michigan. Been on one of your lists for who knows how long. Even bought a cd years ago. Envy your freedom. I’d join ya but got a dog and an old lady. I’d dump the old lady but my 90 lb dog hates the heat so we’d have to hang in the cooler mountain regions if I was to tag along. Oh, right…gotta make a buck to stay alive. Can’t play guitar for coins so guess it’ll have to be selling something on eBay. Glad to see your livin’ the dream and no strings attached since I last read about you. Would love to get the hell outa Michigan right now if I had the bucks to do so. :-( Happy trails Karol…peace!

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6 Karol August 19, 2009 at 8:56 pm

Hey Glenn!

Thanks for posting! And thanks for sticking around over the years. Yeah, I know what it’s like with a pet. Taking my cat Jessie to live with a friend in Austin, TX a couple weeks ago was one of the toughest decisions of my life. But a pet sitter who comes once/day wouldn’t be fair to her. She needed a good home. I’ll be back in MI for a couple weeks in December/early January. Not looking forward to the cold but it’s always awesome hanging with friends/family. :)

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7 Deb Harlow October 28, 2009 at 6:33 pm

Hello, Karol,
In a moment of complete and utter desperation in my windowless airless office where my job has just been outsourced, wondering if there is any hope, I typed the words “freedom writing travel life” into the search engine and came across your intriguing site.
First question: Is is possible for me to have any freedom and still have a house to live in? Having lived the first 18 years of my life without indoor plumbing, I am reluctant to give it up.
Thank you for your help,
Deb

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8 Karol October 28, 2009 at 9:48 pm

Hi Deb,

Thanks for commenting. The beauty of Ridiculously Extraordinary Freedom is that it can be whatever you want it to be. :) I don’t want to force my version of Freedom upon you, but help you realize your own Freedom.

There is always hope. Keep reading, but more importantly, take action on this next fascinating and scary part of your life!

Karol

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9 ahbing October 30, 2009 at 10:55 am

Hey Ninja Gaiden!

Found your blog from Zen Habit’s blog. Awesome site! And I like that idea of helping 100 people to achieve ridiculously extraordinary freedom. That’s a fresh one.

Please do not self destruct this blog – going to show to my future grandson haha. I love your writing style. RSS’ed and Twittered!

Daniel
Brisbane

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10 Karol October 30, 2009 at 4:55 pm

Hey Daniel!

Thanks for commenting and thanks for your kind words. :)

Karol

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11 Rebecca Gaub October 30, 2009 at 12:51 pm

Hey Karol,

I just stumbled onto your site and just had to leave a comment. Your writing (unlike some other blogs) is not clandestine and you don’t circumvent any information. Personally, I have been looking at people who are up and traveling as I am getting ready to move to Australia from California for veterinary school. Keep the updates coming, I’m subscribing now!

Rebecca

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12 Karol November 1, 2009 at 7:32 am

Thanks for subscribing Rebecca!

Where in Australia are you moving?

Karol

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13 Tania October 30, 2009 at 6:38 pm

Olah :)
I am reading some articles of yours and it seems that you don’t have no big expectations in general. It’s a point on the journey of being free, isn’t it?

Really intresting, awesome and amazing (!) what you express! I notice you experiment new fresh ways of doing and seeing things to discover with all assurance that it’ll be a great result, and then you sharing your success and we all release that’s because of the freedoom of being who you are or the freedom of choosing the best. You are helping me even when I am writing this right now,
I also have to say you have a pretty cool eyes. It’s said that eyes are the mirror of soul.

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14 Karol October 30, 2009 at 7:46 pm

Hi Tania,

Thanks for your kind words!

Karol

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15 steve October 30, 2009 at 8:44 pm

i just found your site from zen habits and i was shocked to read “our Mt Pleasant, MI apartment” because i’m living in mt pleasant right now. (going to CMU)

i appreciate what you’re doing here. best of luck achieving yr goals w/ this. you’ll probably be hearing/seeing more from me!

warmly,
steve

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16 Karol October 31, 2009 at 7:37 pm

Hey Steve,

Awesome! I know a bunch of people who went to CMU. :)

Thanks for commenting!
Karol

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17 Ashni Mohnot October 30, 2009 at 10:16 pm

Just found this through Zen Habits. Enjoyed your travel post on ZH!
Who are these 100 people you are helping, and how are you helping them? I want to know more about this project.

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18 Karol October 31, 2009 at 7:39 pm

Hi Ashni,

Thanks for asking! A little more info about that is here: http://www.ridiculouslyextraordinary.com/accountability-statement-1/

Karol

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19 Carol-Ann Torrie October 31, 2009 at 3:19 pm

Hi Karol, intrigued to read your post (via zenhabits) and find you are visiting NZ soon. I live in Auckland and would love to hear more ridiculourly extraordinary stuff in person… are you doing any “public appearances” in Auckland. Or I would be delighted to show you some Kiwi hospitality.

Regards, Carol-Ann

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20 Karol October 31, 2009 at 7:54 pm

Hi Carol-Ann,

Thank you. Please get in touch with me (e-mail is on my About page).

Thanks!
Karol

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21 Tom November 2, 2009 at 9:58 am

Czesc Karol,

Great blog, great vision, and a great plan to share it. My goal is to get to the Ridiculously Extraordinary Freedom point and see what happens.

Vegan… Love it. I’m working towards it with an eventual goal of raw vegan. No point in getting Ridiculously Extraordinary Freedom if you don’t have the health and energy to enjoy it, is there?

It would be great to catch up with you some day. Enjoy your travels, and may this blog inspire a lot more than 100 people do something extra-ordinary.

Best regards,
Tom

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22 Karol November 2, 2009 at 8:38 pm

Czesc Tom,

Dziekuje! ;)

I’ve been to some great raw vegan restaurants, but it’s an incredibly difficult step to take while traveling. I don’t expect I’ll ever do it. The added stress would outweigh any possible benefits.

Karol

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23 Erika November 2, 2009 at 1:23 pm

Love your site! Just stumbled here from Zenhabits. This was exactly what my Monday needed – you are wonderfully inspiring, thank you! Looking forward to checking back here often. And cheers to you!

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24 Karol November 2, 2009 at 8:28 pm

Hi Erika,

Awesome, thank you!

Karol

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25 Ilene November 3, 2009 at 1:27 pm

Hi Karol!

I found your website/blog via your guest post at zenhabits.

How cool! Your website is awesome. I’m really enjoying catching up on what I’ve missed since July.

Thanks so much!

–Ilene

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26 Karol November 3, 2009 at 5:26 pm

Hi Ilene,

Thanks for reading ZH, clicking through, and liking the site! :) That means a lot.

Karol

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27 Mike Long November 4, 2009 at 4:51 pm

Wow…Hi Karol!!

I remember you from back in the old IM days – has to be back in 2002-2003. If I remember right, you did a one dollar experiment – among a bunch of other really cool stuff.

Then you disappeared into thin air, and I always wondered what happened to you.

Glad to have found you out there again, and what a great platform to run from!

I’ve found life as an online entrepreneur to be full of ups and downs, and would love to chat with you about it sometime if you’re interested.

In either event, I look forward to reading what you have here. :)

Take care!
~Mike

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28 Karol November 5, 2009 at 1:56 am

Mike! What’s up?! It wasn’t that long ago…2004 when we lived in the same apartment complex. Only 5 years. :)

Would love to catch up.

Talk to you soon,
Karol

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29 Amanda November 16, 2009 at 4:18 pm

I want to be number 100….
Thank you for this site… it motivates us people stuck in cubicle hell to figure our stuff out and get moving.

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30 Karol November 16, 2009 at 10:20 pm

Hi Amanda, thank you! Don’t wait for me, take action now. :)

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31 Andy Hawkins November 26, 2009 at 10:56 pm

Karol, you rock!

As I said in my other posts I found your site quite by accident. But it has been an inspiration. A whole bunch of similar messages and encounters have been coming at me recently and given me pause for thought.

Your blog, and others that it has led me to helped me get the most out of my annual stocktake-of-my-life that I tend to so at this time of year.

As a result I have stopped planning and started doing. Stopped making excuses and procrastinating and started doing. I have ordered the Yurt i have been promising myself for the last 2 years. I have switched from a junk-food-take-out-lovin-omnivore to being an organic-veggie-lovin-tree-huggin-vegan-in-the-raw. And for the first time in a long time have some clarity.

My creativity and desire has returned and my whole life has become a “watch-this-space” environment that is evolving and changing all the time.

Namaste

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32 Karol November 27, 2009 at 9:04 pm

Whoa…yurt! One of my “goals” is to spend a night in a Yurt. There are some on the northern California coast (I believe) that I was looking at a while ago.

Awesome that my blog and others have inspired you to action. Really good to know that Andy. Thank you. :)

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33 Angela November 30, 2009 at 7:52 am

Hey again Karol

Been checking out the rest of your site. Really enjoying it! How do I sign on to be one of the 100 people? And what exactly do you plan on doing to help people begin living extraordinary lives? I’m keen to know more!!!

Cheers

Angela :-)

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34 Karol November 30, 2009 at 7:05 pm

Hi Angela,

Thank you. Right now there is no sign up and what I plan on doing is under wraps. Meaning, I haven’t worked it out yet. :)

Thanks again!
Karol

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35 Jason @ forty2fifty.com December 22, 2009 at 12:36 pm

Karol…

I totally remember the Girls, Girls, Girls tape. In fact, I was 10th row at the Girls, Girls, Girls concert when I came through K.C. Oh the party after…

Anyway, I really dig your mission and I look forward to following you.

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36 Karol December 23, 2009 at 12:20 am

hehe…you’re lucky. I saw Motley Crue last year. I didn’t really want to because I knew it would ruin my image of them, but I won free tix (as well as their whole catalog on vinyl, an autographed guitar pickguard, and 2 books). So I went. And they were pretty bad. :( Still good memories from my childhood though. :)

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37 Kelsey January 18, 2010 at 12:24 pm

Great blog! I’ve been slowly trying to shift my blog over to a combination of lifestyle design and travel advice, and I’m really glad I found your blog because you touch on a ton of points that I very much agree with. I’ll be adding you to the “Lifestyle Design” section of my blogroll soon.

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38 singlewithluggage February 16, 2010 at 2:06 pm

Hi Karol! My good friend, the amazingly wonderful and creative Mark Powers just introduced me to you and your site through his blog post about couchsurfing. Come to think of it, he introduced me to couchsurfing as well. But the point is, ridiculously extraordinary is just that. Thanks so much, look forward to reading your book and following your site. Maybe being ONE of the ONE HUNDRED! I guess Mark and I are going to just miss you during our trip to Thailand in March? So I’ll say thanks here, for passing on some inspiration.

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39 Karol February 17, 2010 at 7:24 am

Hi Lucinda,

Thank you! Awesome to hear you’re a CSer. And yes, it’s unfortunate that I’ll miss you and Mark in Thailand, but I’m hanging here in India until at least April, maybe May.

Let me know how you like the book. :)

Thanks again!
Karol

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40 Gosia Orlinska February 18, 2010 at 5:53 pm

Hello Karol,
I think we have pretty similair story. Funny that. I came over to the states just after martial law broke out tho, twas a great escape. Anyway looks like you are doing something really interesting. I’m a bit mistified, so I will be following your travels.
I gave up my fancy job in the states, most of my stuff and moved to the UK a few years ago. I’m living in a community where I live with people with learning difficulties. I have started to making short films here, engaging people as directors, screenplay writers and actors. It’s such cool work. Yeah so long story short, I want this to become my work. I want to travel around to other communities such as this one (there are 23 in the U.K) and make short films. But, how I do it is the question. I need a business plan….and maybe a big dose of this ridiculously extraordinary freedom you speak of!

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41 Karol February 19, 2010 at 8:03 am

Hi Gosia!

That’s so cool!

If you have any of your short films online please send me a link (or post it here).

Thank you for posting. Always nice to hear about others with similar stories. :)

Karol

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42 Pat March 12, 2010 at 9:41 pm

That Big Wheels racing looks like a lot of fun. I wouldn’t mind giving it a go sometime.

Keep on, keepi’n on! You rock, Karol.

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43 Tim Swigget April 16, 2010 at 1:25 pm

Just saying “thanks”. I originally subscribed via hotmail; where all the “junk” comes in, in case you were just another would be “pocket-picker” like so many “gurus” out there. Now that I know that you are “the real deal” and a thinking man, I’m inviting you into my “inner circle”.

Ya dig?

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44 Karol April 16, 2010 at 2:36 pm

hehe, thanks Tim! That means a lot. I’m glad you’re into what I’m doing here.

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45 Tony Cruise June 8, 2010 at 2:24 pm

I loved this website.
Feeling Inspired !!

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46 Karol June 8, 2010 at 2:28 pm

Thanks Tony! :)

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47 Aiden Chong June 17, 2010 at 11:33 am

Man, I didn’t know you’re a vegan! According to my Chinese dictionary (also my understanding), vegan means a strict vegetarian.

Which means you don’t even take dairy products, no onion, no garlic, no egg?

I was just starting my vegetarian (not vegan) life like 6 months ago. It’s SUPER HEALTHY :)

I was always sick, like once a month or once in two months, be it a major or minor case, SINCE I was young. But after I took the path to totally cut of meat from my meals, there you go, I haven’t been sick for almost 5 months STRAIGHT.

One thing Karol, is there a lot of vegetarian restaurant in any country that you’ve been touring around?

Man I love your sharings! I would definitely buy your “How To Live Anywhere” course few months from now :)

Keep it up man.

Aiden Chong

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48 Karol June 17, 2010 at 4:31 pm

Hey Aiden!

Your Chinese dictionary is partially wrong. Vegan means no animals products. I love onions and garlic! :)

I used to get sick all the time as well. I’ll write an article about it some time in the future. Haven’t been sick in a very long time.

Most places have vegetarian restaurants, although I mostly make my own food so it’s not a huge issue.

Thanks again!

Karol

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49 Aiden June 17, 2010 at 4:48 pm

Hey Karol, you were replying pretty fast! :) Appreciate that…

I think there are so much to be learned from your blog! and sorry for the lousy dictionary..haha..

Thanks!

Aiden

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50 Sally Sunflower June 19, 2010 at 1:14 pm

I like this (you said that would be enough!). I like the sentiments and the simplicity and I like freedom. Good luck with your mission.Happy breathing and remember “The point at which the inward breath turns outward; that is where you are.”

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51 Karol June 19, 2010 at 1:20 pm

:) Thanks Sally!

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52 Farnoosh June 27, 2010 at 8:36 am

Wonderful to find you here, thanks to my friend Raam Dev’s RT, although I have a feeling I have been to your wonderful site before. A great motto, mission and a unique writing voice, all of which are sure to make you successful at helping not just 100 but many more people. Keep it up, I shall be reading and subscribing, thanks Karol!

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53 Karol June 27, 2010 at 4:51 pm

Hi Farnoosh,

Yes, you have commented a week or two ago. :) Thank you for visiting again!

Cheers,
Karol

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54 Sarah June 28, 2010 at 7:58 pm

Love this! Great site, Karol. Freedom, Health, Travel, Life. What more is there?

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55 Karol June 28, 2010 at 9:56 pm

Thank you Sarah! :)

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56 Deepan Prabhu July 4, 2010 at 8:39 am

Some blogs , though there are millions similar out there , expose a special sause u like a lot but not sure why.
Yours is one such karol.
Keep the good work going.

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57 Karol July 4, 2010 at 12:08 pm

hehe, I like that … special sauce! :) Thank you Deepan!

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58 Diane July 5, 2010 at 6:57 pm

Hi Karol, I found your site by accident or Karma. I have to believe it was the latter. I have read just about all of your posts here and I signed up for your emails. I think you Rock! I am on a mission. My mission is to help the thousands of people here in the USA that are unemployed. There is a disconnect between corporations, the government and the people. I participate in other groups and I am heartsick as I read the stories of folks sending resumes and being unable to get work. People are losing there homes and families. So I am going to order your ebook. I have an idea to help these folks get back some form of lively hood. For me it’s just the right thing to do. Any feedback would be appreciated. Thanks

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59 Karol July 5, 2010 at 6:59 pm

Hey Diane,

Thanks for your awesome comments. Keep rockin the world and good luck with your goal! :)

Karol

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60 fkwan July 9, 2010 at 7:30 pm

Hi Karol,

I love your blog. I came there via the major deity Leo Babauta’s Zen Habits blog.

I’m about to take the plunge to buy the poor person’s version of your course, but I’m a little wary… :)

My problem is I don’t know how to put all the puzzle pieces to get where I want to be. Here they are:

1. I’m a vegan, Buddhist medical typist. I already figured out the authenticity thing. I agree with most of what you write.
2. I have a vague nodding knowledge of French, Spanish, and Brazilian Portuguese, but not currently fluent. Most of it I learned on the Internet.
3. I have even less knowledge of German and Swedish.
4. My husband has invented the world’s greatest faux burger and bacon.
5. He would like to have a vegan deli/restaurant/store.
6. I would like to travel the world and write.
7. We have four dogs who are our children and can’t be left behind.
8. We have no money. We have five survival digits, but none of this can be gambled with. Two or three digits (the cost of your course) is the most I could “invest”.

My question is, how best to combine all these to have freedom? Will your course answer my questions? :)

I am currently the breadwinner in the midst of a Depression so everything I buy has to be worth it…. :)

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61 Karol July 10, 2010 at 4:48 am

Hi fkwan,

I guess since you bought the course immediately after posting this comment you will be able to answer the question better yourself now. :)

Thanks for finding me through ZenHabits! The world’s greatest faux burger/deli sounds awesome. Something that costs a lot of money and I have no experience in, but awesome none-the-less! :)

Cheers,
Karol

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62 Aiden July 10, 2010 at 4:54 am

Hi fkwan,

If you wanna “test drive” Karol’s course, you can go through the “trial-version” of the paid version of the course first.

Go to the upper right hand side of this page, you will see an option to subscribe.

Go through the 30 emails e-course first, you will see and you will know if the paid version of the course a correct choice for you :)

I am not a newbie for this kind of course, but I still find some gems every single time Karol sent out his FREE version of the e-course!

By the way fkwan, I like these 2 points listed in your comments :

4. My husband has invented the world’s greatest faux burger and bacon.
5. He would like to have a vegan deli/restaurant/store.

Cheers!

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63 Debra Devney July 18, 2010 at 12:10 pm

Hi Karol !
I came across you website while searching Google for information about affiliate programs. I read your site and am soooo excited about the information contained within. This is exactly what I have been searching for. I have subscribed to your RSS feed and joined the Freedom Fighters ! I can not wait to read more. I have been on the hunt for an internet business that frees me to travel anywhere in the world and take my business with me. I am so pumped about this and look forward to your e-course. I do believe once I read all the info available through the e-course that the paid version of the course will be the right choice for me. What I have read so far is so exciting, it is like you wrote this with me in mind !! :-)) LOL… But seriously.. I have been reading and researching the many aspects of affiliate programs, info on websites, domains, SEO and all the other tools needed to make a success of an affiliate program. If you have any suggested reading material I would appreciate your words of wisdom.
Thank you so much for creating this site and reaching out to the masses with your knowledge.
Warmest Regards
Debra D.

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64 Karol July 18, 2010 at 1:24 pm

Thanks Debra!

I appreciate you taking the time to find me. :)

There’s a lot of info on this site, the FF ecourse, and How To Live Anywhere … read, then take action!

Cheers,
Karol

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65 Dan Quizal July 22, 2010 at 10:03 pm

Hola Karol…
Most of my life I’ve been self-employed, so have seldom known cubical life. Raised in the Chicago area, but migrated to Central Calif.and have enjoyed it. My 3 sons and mi esposa love it too, BUT… It is time to move on while we can. So bought a house in the Panama mountains. Am here now with mi esposa and youngest son (29 yrs old). Great friends here. But have to go back to Calif. as #2 son’s wife is having a baby and my wife wouldn’t miss the great event. And #1 son has a 3 yr old daughter which is also a Calif. tie. And we have 2 Calif houses that are not selling…a chain around the neck for us.

Considering what is happening in the US, I can’t wait to get back here to Panama again in January. And at least we have internet now. I’d love to be more of a “Citizen of the World” with Panama as a base and I keep working in that direction. I envy your freedom. Keep fighting for it!

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66 Karol July 23, 2010 at 6:05 am

Thanks Dan! :)

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