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About Warren
Warren Talbot escaped Corporate America in 2010 after an 18-year career in the software industry. Instead of analyzing potential investments and developing strategic business plans, he now spends his days capturing great photos from our travels and planning the next destination. He feels like this is a good trade.
He is a superb planner, and his super power is the ability to always know his way around. The man is a living, breathing GPS unit, well-suited for long-term travel. He is also the documenter of finances, and you can find his monthly expense reports for our trip here.
When he’s not traveling or taking photos, he builds WordPress websites for small business clients all over the world. He has answered client questions while in Antarctica, built websites while crossing the Atlantic Ocean, and used his considerable network to open up doors for clients and friends all over the world.
Warren’s favorite destination so far has been Antarctica.
View Warren’s photos on Flickr
About Betsy
Betsy Talbot loves to write and create, which is strange when you consider the first part of her career was spent documenting someone else’s words. Now she writes about her own plans and experiences, which include traveling the world with Warren.
She is a curious person who reads voraciously, and she is a pro at meeting people and making friends. In fact, she considers herself somewhat of a matchmaker, which is a huge benefit to her entrepreneur friends and colleagues (not such a great deal for her single friends). She maintains a great network of friends all over the world, and her travels mean that network is constantly growing.
She is a late-in-life hippie and growing more bohemian by the minute.
When she’s not reading, writing, friending, or matchmaking, she is helping small businesses create a powerful online presence by creating a plan for social media, blogging, video, and email marketing. She knows the key to using all of this effectively is good old customer service 101, and the tool is never as important as the message behind it (unless you happen to be a tool).
Betsy’s favorite destination so far has been Scotland.
