Mitch Glass 
Mitch is your typical nomadic backpacker. Or at least, he was. But after stopping in Colombia to take "one week" of salsa lessons, his life took a sharp left turn. He met a cute Colombian girl in dance class, fell in love, and got married. Over half a decade has passed since he left his career to travel the world as a digital nomad, and he's never looked back.
Nowadays, he’s the blogger behind Project Untethered—where he runs an awesome email newsletter and Youtube channel teaching adventure-craved wanderlusters how to escape the rat race, earn money from anywhere, and build an “untethered life”.
His advice has been featured in Forbes, USA Today, Yahoo, MSN, Reader’s Digest, Condé Nast Traveler, and more.
Mitch earned a Bachelor of Science (B.S.) degree in Athletic Training from Grand Valley State University and was seconds away from starting a doctorate degree in Physical Therapy when...he got bit by the travel bug.
He has yet to recover.
One symptom of "the bite" was a newfound obsession with all the different ways to earn a location-independent income.
This obsession lead to earning a Content Marketing Certification, graduating from multiple copywriting cohorts, binging various virtual assistant training programs, taking courses to become a transcriptionist, and even dabbling in an e-Commerce business.
Through all those twists and turns, blogging is what ultimately stole his heart.
In addition to Project Untethered, Freelancer Mitch has helped upwards of 100 consulting clients laser in their company's copywriting and marketing strategies.
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“How the heck do you do it, Mitch?”
“Are you rich or something?”
“I’d love to do what you do…but I could never afford it.”
When I was traveling around the world, I got messages like this all the time from old friends I’d lost touch with.
They saw my Instagram pictures and just couldn’t wrap their minds around how it was possible.
How can someone travel for 3 months, 6 months, or even 1 year without running out of money (or working a “normal” job)?
It’s actually not as hard as you think.
Ever had a ‘Meh Morning’?
I used to have them all the time.
You know, when your alarm goes off and it’s time to get up — but you just can’t.
Not because you’re too tired, but because your motivation tank is completely dry. You’ve lost the excitement that used to lift you out of bed every morning. That drive to go out and seize the day.
So, you just lie there staring at the ceiling, wondering what happened to your life.
Why does everything feel so… ‘blah’?
Meh Mornings tend to pinpoint exactly what needs to change in our lives.
