how I travel for months

Arigato, dear investor,

Some people often ask me,
“Chloe, how do you manage to travel for so long? You just spent 3 months in Canada earlier this year… and now you’re going again for another 3 months! Doesn’t that cost a lot?”

And honestly… yes, it does cost money — but not as much as most people think.

Over the years, I’ve learned how to manage my expenses wisely, so I can enjoy my travels without burning through my savings.

For example, during my recent 18-day trip, my boyfriend and I spent only about $6,500 in total — that’s roughly $3,250 per person, or about $180/day, covering almost everything (except flights).

Pretty reasonable, right?

But here’s the magical part — while we were hiking through mountains and chasing aurora, my investment portfolio grew by over $80,000 in September alone.
That’s about $2,600 per day, which more than covered my travel expenses.

💡The real lesson?
It’s not about spending less — it’s about learning how to make your money work harder for you.

So you can live freely, without worrying about every dollar that goes out.

This applies not just to travel, but to life.
Because when your investments quietly grow in the background, your freedom expands in ways you never imagined.

It took me nearly a decade to build my first million-dollar portfolio.
But if I hadn’t started back then… I wouldn’t be living this kind of freedom today.

If you’re ready to start your own journey — to build a portfolio that grows even while you’re out exploring the world —
I’ll soon be opening access to my 7-course investing bundle to my VIP waitlist.

It’s a step-by-step program designed to help you start safely and confidently — covering everthing from CPF investment, ETFs/stocks/options and more!

You’ll be the first to know when doors open on 7 Oct 8am SG time.

Arigato!

Chloe
Arigato Investor

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