A 132-page guide to changing the way you think about travel, money, business, and wealth-building.

Stop treating travel like money that disappears.

Most people work all year, save for a vacation, spend the money, come home—and start the cycle all over again.

Vacations Are for Poor People challenges that cycle.

This book isn't about telling you to stop traveling. It's about changing the way you think about the money you're already spending on travel—and asking a better question:

How can this trip create value beyond the vacation itself?

Inside, I break down the mindset and strategies I've used to turn travel into something that can support business, content, networking, products, and long-term wealth-building opportunities.

You'll learn how to:

• Identify ways a trip can create value beyond the experience itself
• Think strategically about travel before you book
• Separate confirmed value from speculative opportunities
• Create multiple potential assets from a single trip
• Evaluate whether a trip actually makes financial sense
• Use travel as part of a larger business or wealth-building strategy
• Stop relying on one piece of content—or one income opportunity—to justify an expensive trip
• Build your own framework instead of simply copying someone else's lifestyle

I've traveled luxuriously, built businesses, invested in real estate, and spent tens of thousands of dollars on individual trips—but the goal isn't to convince you to spend like I do.

The goal is to teach you to think differently about what your travel spending can do for you.

Whether your next trip costs $2,000 or $20,000, the principle is the same:

Don't just ask what the trip will cost. Ask what the trip could create.

Vacations Are for Poor People is for ambitious travelers, aspiring entrepreneurs, creators, and anyone who wants their lifestyle and financial goals to work together instead of competing against each other.

Your vacation ends when you come home.

What you build from it doesn't have to.