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This Guy Quit His Job and Made $1 Million From His Laptop While Traveling The World

I’m insanely envious of this guy!

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Johny Ward, owner of the travel blog onestep4ward, got the best of both worlds. He gets the opportunity to go on epic adventures and make $ 1 million at the same time.

But how exactly did a man who comes from a poor Irish family accomplish what most of us can only hope for?

According to the 31-year-old businessman, he held several jobs including signing up for medical experiments in the past. In 2009, Ward landed a sales job in Australia that paid him $20,000 a month. While his job was secure and high-paying, Ward decided to quit his job after six months.

“I felt like it wasn’t fulfilling in any way, and I wasn’t free, having to ask for permission for take time off — and I don’t do well with authority,” he told Business Insider.

Realizing that he only had one life to live, Ward decided to create a travel blog despite having little tech experience. The blog step4ward was transformed into a media company called step4wardmedia as soon as it began generating revenue.

Over the past three years, Ward has visited more than 152 countries while earning $1,000 a day on the average. He works with four other people virtually for a few hours a week despite his busy travel schedule. And if you’re still not insanely envious of this guy, well, he even managed to score a gorgeous flight attendant girlfriend.

“Not having had much growing up, I’m careful with money. I have anxiety about not being broke again.”

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True to his wanderlust lifestyle, Ward plans to visit every country in the world.

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In the past, he held several jobs including participating in medical experiments.

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In 2009, he landed a high paying job in Australia.

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Although Ward made $20,000 a month, he decided to quit after only 6 months.

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“I felt like it wasn’t fulfilling in any way, and I wasn’t free…”

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“…and I don’t do well with authority,”

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Despite having little tech experience, Ward decided to create a travel blog in 2010.

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“I remember the first bucks I ever made. It was like $80.”

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“The first guy ever to pay me for an advertisement on my site changed my mindset entirely”

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“…and I thought, ‘This might work!'”

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In 2012, Ward created a digital media company called step4wardmedia.

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He works with four other people virtually for a few hours a week.

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Over the past three years, Ward has visited more than 152 countries while earning $1,000 a day on the average.

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“I don’t live a flash lifestyle, so it feels arbitrary. I’m really careful with my money.”

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“I tell people you don’t need to make $1 million. Initially you can make $1 or $10 or $50, and have that money in your Paypal and then be like, ‘Wow, this is actually possible.'”

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“I always dreamed of being free.”

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“Truly free is to have the financial security to allow you to do whatever you want to do.”

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Despite his busy travel schedule, Ward even managed to score a gorgeous flight attendant girlfriend.

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Source: Bored Panda, Business Insider, Daily Mail, onestep4ward.com, step4wardmedia.com, Facebook, Instagram, Twitter

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