Merida, Mexico, is on the TippingPoint of changing forever. There are 5 transportation projects that will change it. Find out how.

The rainy season in Merida, Mexico, causes power and internet outages. Today I share my strategy to keep working.

We discuss new transportation projects in Merida, the virus update, new development projects and so much more.

In this Yucatan News Weekly Update, we discuss the start of the Atlantic Hurricane Season and its potential impact on life in Merida,Yucatan

Do you need to know Spanish to live in Merida, Mexico? This is a question that my 1x1 coaching clients and channel subscribers ask.

One of the most critical aspects of your Mexit Plan is your budget for food, housing, utilities, and more.

In this Yucatan News Weekly Update, we discuss everything the Merida Mexico heat, new travel options from Mexico City and much much more.

In this episode we cover a variety of stories from the unusually Hot 🥵 weather in Merida Mexico, dollar to peso exchange rate, and much more

Today, we will be talking about Trains, Planes, and Autobuses. All the transportation options to get you to and around Merida Yucatan.

A VPN is not one universal solution. Here’s how I now separate commercial VPNs for streaming and general use from the Personal VPN setup I prefer for remote work.

Today, I switched it up a bit and brought on a couple that has lived in Merida for more than ten years. They are from the Yucatan peninsula.

We discuss several large development projects that will begin soon in Merida and across the state of Yucatan.

After nearly seven years living in Mérida, here’s what plumbing problems taught me about cisterns, tinacos, pumps, hard water—and choosing a home in Mexico.

After nearly seven years living in Mexico, these are the three relocation lessons I wish I understood before our move—and why seeing the whole plan matters.

This week has been a historic week for the state of the Yucatan. Schools are starting tomorrow, Ida, and Love.

In todays' Mexitplans Weekly Update, we discuss the impact of Hurricane Grace on Merida Yucatan, Mexico.

Many of you know that I am an avid fan of the Wise (the service formally known as TransferWise). Today, I talk about opening a bank account.

We just completed phase 3 of our MexitPlans. Check It out!

Things are changing here in Merida, Mexico. Please watch the video for your update.

I am often asked on my 1x1 coaching calls whether or not a particular budget amount is sufficient to live in Merida, Mexico.