Defining terms and asking good questions to yourself and others is important, and worth being pedantic about, because better questions lead us to better answers.
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Fly enough, and you’re guaranteed to have a flight delayed, or cancelled, or to miss a flight, or to get walked at a hotel. Here’s how to deal with it.
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Travel credit cards and global entry aren’t the most important thing to worry about as a business traveler, but they can definitely make your life easier.
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Whether you’re traveling for business or pleasure, choosing a flight can often seem needlessly complicated. It doesn’t have to be.
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Elite frequent traveler status has virtually no value to individuals or society outside of the world of business travel, but it’s invaluable to road warriors. Here’s how to get the most out of it without letting it take over your life.
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A short note about getting elbowed in the face
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I recommend having a travel uniform, a consistent set of clothes and shoes that you wear every time you fly. Here’s why.
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You already have enough to worry about when you travel for work, why make dressing well one of them?
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I made a downloadable calendar that’s better than those big dumb monthly desk planners, because month-based planning is bad and no one should do it.
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Finding healthy food from Anchorage to Zephyrhills. (This isn’t a restaurant guide.)
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