This is a book for people who want it all when it comes to relationships: something tailor-made for their unique beliefs, goals, desires, and lifestyles. This is a book for people who aren't afraid to ask, "How might we do this better?"

Includes a foreword by Joshua Fields Millburn, author of Everything That Remains and The Minimalists.

Act Accordingly is a philosophical framework written to help people become the best possible version of themselves. Rather than proposing a one-size-fits-all code of beliefs or behaviors, the ideas presented in this intentionally concise book encourage readers to question their long-held biases, their definition of confidence, their level of self-sustainability, and the degree to which they allow themselves to evolve their beliefs over time.

There’s no time like the present to…act accordingly.

Telling travel stories is an excuse to discuss society, philosophy, the evolution of modern relationships, and the state of contemporary marketing.

From the secluded rice terraces of Mayoyao to the expat-friendly beaches of Boracay, Come Back Frayed is a collection of stories and essays written about and from the Philippines by full-time traveler Colin Wright.

The pieces in this collection connect isolated agrarian societies with those that have fallen prey to rampant consumerism, and draw a line between introverted, nonstandard lifestyles and the always-on connections that bind humanity together in the modern world. There's also some discussion about allergies, loincloths, and why cockroaches are so rage-inducing.

Colin Wright is the author of the narrative nonfiction works My Exile Lifestyle and Iceland India Interstate, the essay collections Act Accordingly, Considerations, and Some Thoughts About Relationships, and numerous works of fiction, including Ordovician and the A Tale of More series. Colin moves to a new country every four months based on the votes of his readers, and writes a blog called Exile Lifestyle.

This is a book for people who want it all when it comes to relationships: something tailor-made for their unique beliefs, goals, desires, and lifestyles. This is a book for people who aren't afraid to ask, "How might we do this better?"

Includes a foreword by Joshua Fields Millburn, author of Everything That Remains and The Minimalists.

Rewritten from the ground up, the second edition of How to Travel Full-Time simplifies some topics while expanding on others, taking into account the feedback received and lessons learned from selling over 100,000 copies of the first edition. 

Topics covered in this book: 

The idea of travel, compared to the reality. 
Types of travel you might consider. 
The impact of long-term or full-time travel on your life. 
Travel as a project. 
Cultural relativism (a very important concept). 
The ethics of traveling. 
Punches, and rolling with them (vital for someone who makes travel a part of their life). 
Money, and how it plays into this kind of lifestyle. 
The platforms you can build to help you travel better, and sustain your lifestyle. 
How to approach possessions as a traveler. 
A core packing list to start with and build upon. 
Buying tickets and how to do it better. 
Legalities, debt, and other considerations (especially those involving paperwork). 
The process of moving regularly. 
Different methods of packing (and the pros and cons involved). 
What to do when you first arrive in a new city. 
How to explore most efficiently and effectively. 
How to network in a new city where you don't know anyone. 
How to document your travels, for your own use, and so that others might follow along with you. 
Staying safe on the road. 
And a bit about Colin's story, and how he built his travel-focused lifestyle.

Act Accordingly is a philosophical framework written to help people become the best possible version of themselves. Rather than proposing a one-size-fits-all code of beliefs or behaviors, the ideas presented in this intentionally concise book encourage readers to question their long-held biases, their definition of confidence, their level of self-sustainability, and the degree to which they allow themselves to evolve their beliefs over time.

There’s no time like the present to…act accordingly.

A young blogger discovers a device with a hidden purpose. An idealistic journalist upends her career by targeting the people who write the news. A master media manipulator questions his work and takes on a challenging new client. An energy tycoon bristles as her powerful position is challenged. A technologist-turned-cult leader questions his own faith. A burgeoning hacktivist group makes headlines around the world, their intentions unclear. And spurred by events he doesn't fully understand, an unaccomplished young man born into a political dynasty decides to shatter convention to take his rightful place in the world.

This collection contains the first three books of the Real Powers series.

How we seek out, filter, and parse knowledge shapes our understanding of ourselves and of the world. How we analyze, organize, and act upon this information influences how well our individual ideas and ideologies scale up to the societal level.

In both developing as individuals and evolving as groups, context matters. This is a book about broadening one's own context, and understanding how personal growth is related to societal well-being.