Sunny Bhandari wrote:Giving trainings on your favourite topics is also an option.
There are many IT training companies now a days...
Yes this is true...and seems like a good transition from a developer/architect role. But I guess we still cannot beat the airport, taxi, hotel, office / seminar room cycle.
I am trying for a similar thing...so brainstorming ideas could help. Currently I am stuck in a north american city that is under snow half of the year.
My suggestion: If you are a programmer/architect...try contract/consulting options...and learn a language on the side (french/spanish). This opens up most of Europe and South America for you.
The cruise liner is a bit too good to be true....be a programmer...and enjoy the reputation of a sailor....
the world is not that kind
