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Well, this might sound selfish, but I would think about how you could keep getting free flights after you change jobs. I have some other ideas too: - You coul

Well, this might sound selfish, but I would think about how you could keep getting free flights after you change jobs. I have some other ideas too: - You could become an absolute expert in something and get a free pass to see how any culture in the world experiences it. Me, I'd do something with cooking. - Charge for placing Geocaches. My dad flies for work to Washington DC every week and several of his friends have asked him to plant geocaches in other places. I bet you could charge for that, and it would be fun for you to have a different story each time. - Help people going through long distance relationships somehow. I might come up with more later.

Killah911 15y ago
Thanks! These are very helpful. The only thing I have any real expertise in is software development, entrepreneurship and cars. So I thought about becoming some sort of a travelling consultant... but with telecommuting and the very nature of the software business, I doubt it would give me any significant advantage over other consultants. Not to mention if I can land clients in various cities, the savings from the free travel would be negligible. Geocaches; now that's a pretty sweet idea. But I'm not quite sure how I'd charge for it. I could leave code snippets worldwide! As far as helping those in long distance relationships, only thing I can think of is acting as a sort of courier. The Geocaching one's really got me thinking. Mixed with a little advertising, I think there may be a serious business and advantage with the free flights! I'd love to hear more from you, and in the mean while I'll do a little research on Geocaching.
- miles_matthias 15y ago
  Yea I think you could have lots of fun and make some good money. Make a website displaying how the user could schedule a geocache plant, you'd pick it up at their door, you'd take their cash (or bill them later), and send them a picture of their planted geocache. I've only been geocaching a few times, but my entire family are big geocache-ers. Feel free to email me directly - miles.matthias at gmail.

Killah911 15y ago

Thanks! These are very helpful. The only thing I have any real expertise in is software development, entrepreneurship and cars. So I thought about becoming some sort of a travelling consultant... but with telecommuting and the very nature of the software business, I doubt it would give me any significant advantage over other consultants. Not to mention if I can land clients in various cities, the savings from the free travel would be negligible. Geocaches; now that's a pretty sweet idea. But I'm not quite sure how I'd charge for it. I could leave code snippets worldwide! As far as helping those in long distance relationships, only thing I can think of is acting as a sort of courier. The Geocaching one's really got me thinking. Mixed with a little advertising, I think there may be a serious business and advantage with the free flights! I'd love to hear more from you, and in the mean while I'll do a little research on Geocaching.

miles_matthias 15y ago
Yea I think you could have lots of fun and make some good money. Make a website displaying how the user could schedule a geocache plant, you'd pick it up at their door, you'd take their cash (or bill them later), and send them a picture of their planted geocache. I've only been geocaching a few times, but my entire family are big geocache-ers. Feel free to email me directly - miles.matthias at gmail.