Jobs for the Traveling Climber: Architect

Gili Keselman didn’t want to grow old and regret not pursuing his dreams.

As an architect, his career is not typically associated with the nomadic lifestyle. “I felt numb in the office and eventually got to a point where I chose adventure over security,” he says.

He set out for the big mountains of Canada, and now lives and works out of his van, “Air Force Bum.”

“Before being a ‘professional ski bum,’ work took the majority of my focus… It seemed to be the center of my life. We lived to work.”

“Today, work is just something I do between adventures.” Continue reading Jobs for the Traveling Climber: Architect

Jobs for the Traveling Climber: Communications Manager in Development Aid

Nico Parco is a former journalist turned development aid worker. Over the past 10 years, he has seen the impact of ideological wars and forgiveness, conflict and reconciliation, and the power of storytelling. These days, he and his family (Igna, Nico, two daughters and a dog) are traveling through South America in their campervan, Rainbow. “We are also educating our two daughters along the way, while searching for adventure, however small, amongst the beautiful landscape,” he says on his website. Continue reading Jobs for the Traveling Climber: Communications Manager in Development Aid