Travel long-haul several times a year without it becoming a hobby.
Points, routing, connectivity and gear — reduced to a system you can run in about an hour a month. No card churning, no spreadsheet you'll abandon by March, no advice that only works if travel is your entire personality.
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Read the free version first. The core idea in this course is covered in eSIM vs Local SIM vs Roaming: The Actual Math — free, no email required. Buy the course only if you want the full system, the templates and the walkthroughs.
This is for you if
- You travel a few times a year and suspect you're overpaying for all of it.
- You've read about points and bounced off how complicated it looked.
- You want the gear answer without reading forty reviews.
- You'd like the admin to take an hour a month, not an evening a week.
Skip it if
- You want to maximise every last mile — there are obsessives who teach that better than I do.
- You're after country guides or itineraries. This is logistics only.
- You never leave your own country.
What you'll have at the end
Not "an understanding of". Actual artefacts you can point at.
- A points setup that runs on two cards and about an hour a month of attention.
- A repeatable booking process for long-haul, including the exact search order I use.
- A connectivity plan per region, with the real cost per usable gigabyte worked out.
- A packing list built around your actual trips, not a generic one.
- A pre-trip checklist that's caught every problem I've had since I started using it.
Every module, every lesson
Click any module to expand it. Nothing is hidden before you buy.
- What this actually costs in attention
- The two-card setup and why more is worse
- The monthly checklist
- Earning on spend you already have
- Transfer partners explained without the jargon
- The sweet spots I book repeatedly
- When cash is simply the better deal
- My search order, screen-recorded start to finish
- Routing tricks that are legitimate, and the ones that'll get you cancelled
- Handling schedule changes in your favour
- eSIM vs local SIM vs roaming — the cost-per-usable-GB method
- Region-by-region recommendations
- The backup plan for when you land with no data
- The carry-on kit, item by item, with what each one replaced
- What I stopped carrying and why
- The checklist that's caught every problem since 2023
From students who finished it
“The eSIM breakdown alone saved me about $600 across one trip.”
“I'd bounced off points twice before. The two-card setup was the first version simple enough that I actually kept doing it.”
“Three hours long and I've used something from it on every trip since.”
Arie — nine years, forty countries, one laptop
I've been running an online business from wherever I happened to be since 2017. I teach this because I got most of it wrong first, expensively, and writing it down is the only way I've found to make that cost worth something. More about me →
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Points, routing, gear and logistics — without the hobby. One payment, lifetime access, and 30 days to decide it was worth it.
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