It’s been a thrilling week here at MakeSpace. Over the weekend, Tim Ferriss, author of The 4-Hour Workweek, gave us a shoutout in his blog post about how to use “travel-caching” to never check luggage again.
In the article, Ferriss suggested that readers who travel frequently between the same two cities and regularly stay in the same hotels might be able to convince the staff to store a trunk of their belongings for free between stays.
MakeSpace user Tyler Tringas, a digital nomad and avid reader of Ferris’ blog, saw the post and realized that what Tim describes in his post is very similar to Tyler himself uses MakeSpace to live like James Bond.
Tyler tweeted at Ferriss encouraging him to check out our blog, and Tim was so impressed that he edited the post to include us as an option for those who don’t have as much klout at hotels:
@tylertringas @MakeSpace Great call, Tyler! Loved the story and just updated the post 🙂 http://t.co/tEmCY5yik5
— Tim Ferriss (@tferriss) August 9, 2014
We’re so proud to have one of the original technomads recognizing how MakeSpace’s brand of cloud storage can facilitate these post-geographic lifestyles.
Check out what Ferris wrote:
And if your hotel or host won’t play ball, guess what? Startups can save you. Consider using MakeSpace or its close cousins, which one 4-Hour Workweek reader uses to live like James Bond, all while vagabonding around the planet. Pretty cool, right?
