Soul Travelers, the digital nomadic family, has been exploring the world for the past ten years, setting a new trend for a modern lifestyle. They have set their journey by profiling living luxuriously within a $25,000 budget per year. The family is mainly into providing awareness for extended travel, mobile living, education on the road, early retirement, multilingualism, nutrition, minimalism, and many more topics that will inspire enthusiasm for travel. The family is also based in LA, where their daughter Mozart's career in film, TV, singing, songwriting, and public speaking is flourishing.

Soul Travelers has set their foot in 48 countries and five continents, having nearly five million views on YouTube, where they share their experiences and connect with travel enthusiasts. National Geographic Traveler also recognized them as one of the best travel families blogging in cyberspace. Their travel blog has earned them two Lonely Planet Best Travel Blog Awards, and they are featured in Tim Ferriss's NYT's #1 bestseller, The 4-Hour Workweek. They have also been featured in The Guardian's, "The travel gurus' guide to 2010" and other national and international publications.

The family's aim is to slow travel and green travel while using all modes of transportation from cargo ships to camels. The family connects with their followers through their website, social media, and their YouTube channel, where they have over three million views. Soul Travelers also runs a non-profit organization called Reach The World, where they have taken thousands of disadvantaged school children with them virtually. They are experts in family travel, extended travel, mobile living, roadschooling, early retirement, exotic family travel, vacation rentals, and frugal travel.