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05 Jul by: Myles Wakeham

Episode 045 - Get out of Dodge 3 - Travis Luther

Author Travis Luther has just released a new book "The Fun side of the Wall" and it is all about those that wish to retire in Mexico. In this episode, I do a deep dive with Travis as we talk about the reasons that people do this, what they go in search for, what they find and whether they stay. Enjoy!

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Travis Luther's Book here:   https://amzn.to/2C9mXxk

Travis' website:  https://travisluther.com/

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