Colombia’s Change & New Allure
What comes to mind when one hears the name of this Latin American country — Colombia? For too many, Colombia means unpleasant thoughts of cocaine drug lords, a seemingly endless war against terrorist guerillas or perhaps the benign American TV commercial for Juan Valdez and his coffee-toting burro. I’ve just returned from a pleasurable week…
Brandan Furnace
Step Free of Government Chaos by Moving Investments Offshore to Uruguay
Stepping out of the airport after my nine-hour flight, I took a deep breath and soaked in the sun. It was like coming home. I never expected another country to feel quite so familiar, relaxing and inviting. I also couldn’t get much farther from my rolling, green Kentucky hills than standing in Montevideo, Uruguay. But…
A Place to Call Home
Sitting on the balcony of my hotel room watching the waves rush to the shore, I tried to pinpoint the moment I fell in love. And it wasn’t the miles of nearly empty beaches with some of the softest sand I’ve ever walked on, the amazing food or the incredibly kind people. It came down…
The U.S. Ranked 35th in This Freedom Test
I found myself in an airport again on Wednesday. I was flying to Atlanta for a quick leadership conference. And as I wandered through the terminal, waiting for my delayed flight to start boarding, I took a moment to feel the energy of the place. There was momentum. Everyone walked with purpose. A father tugged…
Join Me at the Perfect Place to Invest Offshore
In a drawer in my office desk, I keep my old canceled passports. Most people replace a passport about once every 10 years. That’s the government’s schedule. But I’m on a different schedule. You see, for years my career involved substantial foreign travel. It got crazy sometimes. Most of us think of travel as a…