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Hey Julia I should have let you write this post as you did a eebttr job at expressing my thoughts I think that perhaps the title of the post and the way the post was worded were not ideal in the end. It really was my intention to show that the opportunity to travel and earn money overseas, even if it requires facing many challenges, is available to most people. With things such as being a Tour Manager on a cruise ship, I could have still lived this lifestyle if I had stayed a Tour Staff so I think you're right about the focus being on financial success. And there were also plenty of crew members on board from third world countries who took great delight in showing me photos of the villa they just bought back home, complete with swimming pool, guest quarters and ocean views, all from the wages they earned from their low level' position on board the ship. So even those cleaning the cabins or busing tables were able to do quite well.Also, I feel that the problem is not that the opportunities I've had don't exist for many people but that people don't know about these opportunities in many parts of the world. With the visas, yes, that is a situation that is very unfortunate and presents a bigger challenge than I could ever know. I have seen good, honest people here in Mexico be denied visas to several countries as well. However, I have also seen them obtain visas to some countries too and there are even countries where they don't need a visa at all. So even if a handful of countries allow them in, that does provide a place to start. I know it's not terribly easy for many people (nor is it for those from the western world) but I really do want to believe that hard work and determination play the biggest role in whether or not such a goal can be achieved.Gracias for your comment!

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Hola Penny Thank you for sharing your xcrepienee. Sounds like a nightmare what you had to go through to get into Canada with a work permit.What I was trying to say in the post is that the opportunities I've had are available to other people. So while working in Canada is extremely difficult, other opportunities, such as working on board cruise ships or earning money online, are possible to achieve. It is important to point out that I've never obtained a work permit for any of my jobs. I taught English under the table' in Thailand and a permit was not needed to work on cruise ships or earn money online. In fact, the person sitting at the table with me right now in my apartment here in Playa del Carmen is Mexican. And she has lived a similar lifestyle by traveling to and working in a variety of countries, working on board cruise ships and now, she earns a full-time income (in USD) working online. Recently she spent four months traveling throughout Asia and Australia. Each day she would work online for a few hours and spend the rest of the day exploring. So while Canada might have been a tough xcrepienee (which it clearly seems to have been), there are options out there that are not nearly as difficult. I guess the key is learning which options are easier than others!