Robert Martinez:  

Looking back, my chosen career path is what allowed me to live life on my terms. I was always intrigued by the people and the history of our planet. Over time, I often took time off from my practice to travel the world. I would close my practice, sell my house and vehicle, put all of my worldly possessions in storage, and embark on globetrotting sometimes for a year, but one time for two years. During these journeys, I lived on a commune in Berlin & on an Ashram in India; trekked the Andes in Patagonia, the Himalayas in Nepal & the Alps in Switzerland; camped in the Moroccan Sahara via Camel; joined Elephant safaris in India and Thailand; attended numerous world festivals; visited the great museums, art galleries, & opera houses of the world; undertook a lengthy Safari from South Africa to Kenya; visited archeological ruins in Java, Cambodia, Mexico, Egypt and Peru; observed all of the natural and man-made wonders of the world, and twice walked the 500-mile ancient pilgrimage path called The Camino de Santiago, from France, across Spain. Years ago, after traveling to my 100th country, I met a German who asked me, “why not w...Expand for more