about me – my dog and my blog :)
“We do not quit playing because we grow old, we grow old because we quit playing”
Oliver Wendell Holmes
Quality Lifestyle blog is about finding that great place in life where we have all we need because we don’t need all we can have. It’s about de-cluttering our lives so that we can enjoy the stuff we do have. It’s about focusing on what’s important in our lives, creating amazing new experiences and finding happiness.
Quality Lifestyle features new and lifechanging articles each week on things that are important like, simplifying our lives, living healthier and fitter, inspiring and motivating ourselves, creating happiness and living well today.
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My Name is Charles Kassotis and I’m the creator and writer here. I live in Costa Rica for the time being with my best friend Hunter (my cocker spaniel). I love it here, it’s a great place to really dig down into your roots and enjoy life day by day. I go fishing alot, spend countless hours on the beautiful beaches, workout in my little neighborhood gym, blog and meet fascinating people from all over the world everyday. |
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I’m also the creator of NextGenLinks.com and CentralAmericaTravelInfo.com, which I hope to be a big hit someday :) I love all things internet, I’m a programmer, designer, imagineer and overall entrepreneur!
I would have to say traveling and the internet are my two greatest passions, they fit so well together, although I have found a little corner of the world here in Costa Rica that has satiated my desire to travel for the time being.
My academic background is pretty diverse, I have a Bachelors in Electronics Engineering, a Bachelors in Hotel and Restaurant Management, I’m a great chef and a Certified Air Traffic Controller. I also have a two week certificate in Mixology, which honestly has been the most valuable of all. Funny, when I put it in writing, it doesn’t seem to make much sense :)
Started my first website back in 2004, made my first money online later that year and have never had a real job since, although I would argue that this has been the hardest work I have ever done, mentally.
