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Mexico!! It took a good three days to get acclimated. Start to iron out, unpack, establish daily routines, recover from our travel day and settle in. Travel day was hard, two flights, and we started early, at the airport by 4.30 am in Vegas. Arriving after two flights a time change and an Uber ride at our Bucerias apartment at about 4pm. So almost 12 hours of displacement.  And I always think of it like that, like being homeless, having to ‘make do’ a lot. Making do with the

We had just over 2 weeks between the Mexican Riviera Cruise (Mexico # 1) and our month long stay in Bucerias, Nayarit, Mexico (Mexico # 2). We unpacked our bags, did the laundry and started a collection of stuff we didn't need but thought we might for the next trip. The Starlink ( Amazon Affiliate Link ) - we did need and would need it for future trips. Regina watched 50,000 you tube videos and we purchased the Starlink Mini. It arrived quickly and we set it up in the back y

The idea of living and working abroad has been forefront for us the last year or so, the fact that we work from our lap tops and our lap tops can be anywhere our laps are, is very cool. The benefits of a cheaper day to day cost of living is attractive too. Earlier this year we attended an online workshop with Expatsi to learn about how they offer support, knowledge and expertise to Americans who are planning to move abroad, to anywhere. From a quiz to tell you what countries

I’m Dani, and my wife Regina and I are taking our swag business on the road with our toddler, L. After years working from home in Vegas, we’re starting our digital nomad journey—first stop: Mexico. We’re excited to see where this adventure leads.

Promotional products have long been an integral part of marketing strategies around the world. Whether it’s a pen branded with a company’s logo in the U.S. or a reusable tote bag in Europe, these tangible items are a simple yet effective way for businesses to connect with customers, build brand awareness, and leave a lasting impression. But did you know that the use of promotional products is not just a phenomenon in one country or region? In fact, businesses across the globe

We’ve got news: we’re officially sliding into your texts. No, not in a weird way. We just realized something, you’re probably as over email as we are. It’s crowded, it’s messy, and let’s be honest... you’re not checking it for our latest drop. But your texts? That’s where the action’s at. So we’re keeping it simple and sending the good stuff straight to your phone. Text JOIN  and your email address  to 702-803-8797 When you sign up for our text messages, you're not getting sp

Let’s be honest—“company culture” often gets tossed around like a trendy corporate catchphrase, but when it’s done right, it’s nothing short of a game-changer. We’re not just talking about having a ping-pong table in the break room or casual Fridays (although, hey, those don’t hurt). Company culture is the heartbeat of your business. It’s how people work, communicate, problem-solve, celebrate wins, and navigate challenges. It’s what makes people stay—and what makes others wa

Promotional products are everywhere today – from pens and keychains to branded apparel and custom mugs. They’re a staple in marketing strategies, helping businesses build brand awareness, engage with customers, and leave lasting impressions. But have you ever wondered how these promotional items came to be so ubiquitous? Let’s take a look back at the history of promotional products, tracing their origins from the early days to the modern marketing powerhouses they are today.

You know when Girl Scout Cookies hit the streets and suddenly everyone you know is sharing the same thing: “It’s that time of year again!” Whether it’s Thin Mints or Samoas, the mere mention of those iconic cookies sends people into a buying frenzy. This is the magic of timed marketing , and it’s something every brand can use to its advantage. The Girl Scout Cookie Model: Exclusivity & Urgency Girl Scout Cookies are only available for a limited time—usually a month or two—eve

Aldi isn’t just about scoring big on budget-friendly gourmet finds from around the world—it’s also a treasure trove of cult-like loyalty from its fans. So, what’s next in Aldi’s bid for ultimate customer connection? Aldi Gear , of course! Hitting stores on March 19, Aldi’s sell-out-in-record-time collection of merch is back by popular demand. And this time, it’s got even more to love, including a brand-new kids' line! From joggers to pullovers, tote bags to sneakers, you’ll w

Pacific Market International (PMI), the maker of the popular Stanley Tumblers, is back in the headlines for yet another lawsuit, and this time, it’s about the very name “Stanley.” The Stanley Quencher, which became one of 2023's most coveted promotional items, has sparked a major legal battle over 'Stanley' between PMI and Stanley Black & Decker, a toolmaker with a nearly two-century-old legacy. Stanley Black & Decker Takes Legal Action At the heart of the lawsuit is the use

President Donald Trump's ongoing tariff policies are sending shockwaves through small business owners who are already struggling with slim profit margins. On Monday, Trump unveiled a 25% tariff on steel and aluminum, with promises of even more import duties in the future. Just last week, the administration imposed a 10% tariff on goods imported from China. Sandra Payne, owner of Denver Concrete Vibrator, which imports steel and other materials for her business, is feeling th