Tal Braimam is a freelancer and a digital marketing strategist at Support Adventure, an expat outsourcing company. He studied Blockchain at Lassonde School of Engineering and Entrepreneurship at Ted Rogers School of Management – Ryerson University. During this episode, Tal shares his career transition from being a backpacker who had carefree travels around the globe to a digital nomad who manages IT support for businesses. He reveals some interesting ideas on how to start your to travel journey, especially for young individuals. Tal inspires us to keep opening the doors of opportunities while reaching for the peak of your dreams.   Links: <ul> <li>Tal's IG - <a href= "http://instagram.com/backpackertal">Instagram.com/BackpackerTal</a></li> <li>Johnny FD's IG - <a href= "http://instagram.com/johnnyfdk">Instagram.com/JohnnyFDK</a></li> <li>Remote Jobs - <a href= "https://www.supportadventure.com/">SupportAdventure.com</a></li> <li>Coronavirus Blog Post - <a href= "https://www.johnnyfd.com/2020/03/coronavirus-thoughts-and-travel-plans.html"> Coronavirus Thoughts and Travel Plans as a Digital Nomad</a></li> </ul>   Sponsor: <ul> <li>Nomad Summit - <a href= "http://nomadsummit.com">NomadSummit.com</a></li> </ul>   Time Stamps: <ul> <li>2:10 – How Johnny created a community in Sri Lanka</li> <li>6:55 – Tal’s exotic journey to the country</li> <li>8:10 – “That was my inspiration, to go and see a bit of Sri Lanka before I settle for a place for a month and be productive” – Tal Braimam</li> <li>10:18 – Tal’s journey to becoming a backpacker</li> <li>14:30 – Knowing the beauty of collecting experience by travel</li> <li>19:01 – “There is still too much to appreciate that I don’t think it’s the right mindset to kind of lookout what I don’t have when there’s so much in front of me that I have and I can appreciate” – Tal Braimam</li> <li>21:00 – Backpackers’ life in Chiang Mai</li> <li>26:55 – Advantages of hiring digital nomads over traditional employees</li> <li>34:24 – The depth of his cultural fusion</li> <li>40:06 – How economic bubble changes the story of the lives of digital nomads</li> <li>44:34 – Finding better and cheaper ways to book an airline ticket</li> <li>47:00 – How fear from virus outbreak will shut down travel opportunities</li> <li>1:00:27 – What it is like to live as a nomad in different places</li> <li>1:02:40 – “Keep your dream alive and do what you can to do your lifestyle because it’s possible” – Tal Braimam</li> </ul>   Enjoyed this episode? Share it with friends!

Tal Braimam is a freelancer and a digital marketing strategist at Support Adventure, an expat outsourcing company. He studied Blockchain at Lassonde School of Engineering and Entrepreneurship at Ted Rogers School of Management – Ryerson University. During this episode, Tal shares his career transition from being a backpacker who had carefree travels around the globe to a digital nomad who manages IT support for businesses. He reveals some interesting ideas on how to start your to travel journey, especially for young individuals. Tal inspires us to keep opening the doors of opportunities while reaching for the peak of your dreams.   Links: Tal's IG - Instagram.com/BackpackerTal Johnny FD's IG - Instagram.com/JohnnyFDK Remote Jobs - SupportAdventure.com Coronavirus Blog Post - Coronavirus Thoughts and Travel Plans as a Digital Nomad   Sponsor: Nomad Summit - NomadSummit.com   Time Stamps: 2:10 – How Johnny created a community in Sri Lanka 6:55 – Tal’s exotic journey to the country 8:10 – “That was my inspiration, to go and see a bit of Sri Lanka before I settle for a place for a month and be productive” – Tal Braimam 10:18 – Tal’s journey to becoming a backpacker 14:30 – Knowing the beauty of collecting experience by travel 19:01 – “There is still too much to appreciate that I don’t think it’s the right mindset to kind of lookout what I don’t have when there’s so much in front of me that I have and I can appreciate” – Tal Braimam 21:00 – Backpackers’ life in Chiang Mai 26:55 – Advantages of hiring digital nomads over traditional employees 34:24 – The depth of his cultural fusion 40:06 – How economic bubble changes the story of the lives of digital nomads 44:34 – Finding better and cheaper ways to book an airline ticket 47:00 – How fear from virus outbreak will shut down travel opportunities 1:00:27 – What it is like to live as a nomad in different places 1:02:40 – “Keep your dream alive and do what you can to do your lifestyle because it’s possible” – Tal Braimam   Enjoyed this episode? Share it with friends!

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Ep 243 - Tal Braiman: Backpacker, Freelancer, Remote Worker, Sri Lanka and Coronavirus.

Kristy Shen and Bryce Leung are co-founders of Millenial Revolution, a platform dedicated to helping people find financial freedom and let them retire early – Financial Independence Retire Early (FIRE) Movement. They went against the status quo and managed to build a 7-figure portfolio, which allowed them to retire in their 30s and travel the world! During the episode, Kristy and Bryce give us a better understanding of the benefits of the FIRE movement and the Nomad movement. They share their own experiences and learning while on their nomad journey. They also share a ton of powerful points about becoming financially free and finding true happiness.   Links: <ul> <li>Website: <a href= "https://www.millennial-revolution.com/">Millennial-Revolution.com</a></li> <li>Book: <a href="https://amzn.to/2uclouY">Quit Like a Millionaire</a></li> <li>Conference: <a href= "http://nomadsummit.com">NomadSummit.com</a></li> <li>Youtube: <a href= "http://youtube.com/nomadsummit">YouTube.com/NomadSummit</a></li> </ul>   Sponsor: <ul> <li>Global Pass: <a href= "https://www.coworker.com/pass">Coworker.com/Pass</a></li> </ul>   Time Stamps: <ul> <li>02:23 – “It’s more about how to turn your money into a passive income stream” - Bryce Leung</li> <li>02:29 – What does passive income mean?</li> <li>03:36 – How they started the FIRE and Nomad Movement</li> <li>11:42 – How much is needed to become financially independent?</li> <li>12:35 – Advantages of combining both FIRE and Nomad Movement</li> <li>16:04 – “You don’t need to start your own online business to become a digital nomad” - Bryce Leung</li> <li>17:20 – Enjoying your life NOW</li> <li>18:54 – “Now that we actually live this life, traveling the world, our health improved dramatically” – Kristy Shen</li> <li>21:17 – Expenses in Toronto vs. Chiang Mai</li> <li>22:42 – The downside of owning so much stuff</li> <li>23:28 – “You don’t need to own a lot of things to be happy; it’s the experience that makes you happy” – Kristy Shen</li> <li>33:15 – Why is it advisable to travel light?</li> <li>38:08 – What can the FIRE community learn from the nomad community?</li> <li>52:34 – Discovering Georgia</li> <li>54:26 – What can the nomad community learn from the FIRE community?</li> <li>54:28 – “It’s not enough to earn money; you have to have a strategy on what to do about it” - Bryce Leung</li> <li>1:03:21 – The Immigrant Rebound Effect</li> <li>1:08:30 – What is the recipe for happiness?</li> </ul>   Enjoyed this episode? Share it with friends!

Kristy Shen and Bryce Leung are co-founders of Millenial Revolution, a platform dedicated to helping people find financial freedom and let them retire early – Financial Independence Retire Early (FIRE) Movement. They went against the status quo and managed to build a 7-figure portfolio, which allowed them to retire in their 30s and travel the world! During the episode, Kristy and Bryce give us a better understanding of the benefits of the FIRE movement and the Nomad movement. They share their own experiences and learning while on their nomad journey. They also share a ton of powerful points about becoming financially free and finding true happiness.   Links: Website: Millennial-Revolution.com Book: Quit Like a Millionaire Conference: NomadSummit.com Youtube: YouTube.com/NomadSummit   Sponsor: Global Pass: Coworker.com/Pass   Time Stamps: 02:23 – “It’s more about how to turn your money into a passive income stream” - Bryce Leung 02:29 – What does passive income mean? 03:36 – How they started the FIRE and Nomad Movement 11:42 – How much is needed to become financially independent? 12:35 – Advantages of combining both FIRE and Nomad Movement 16:04 – “You don’t need to start your own online business to become a digital nomad” - Bryce Leung 17:20 – Enjoying your life NOW 18:54 – “Now that we actually live this life, traveling the world, our health improved dramatically” – Kristy Shen 21:17 – Expenses in Toronto vs. Chiang Mai 22:42 – The downside of owning so much stuff 23:28 – “You don’t need to own a lot of things to be happy; it’s the experience that makes you happy” – Kristy Shen 33:15 – Why is it advisable to travel light? 38:08 – What can the FIRE community learn from the nomad community? 52:34 – Discovering Georgia 54:26 – What can the nomad community learn from the FIRE community? 54:28 – “It’s not enough to earn money; you have to have a strategy on what to do about it” - Bryce Leung 1:03:21 – The Immigrant Rebound Effect 1:08:30 – What is the recipe for happiness?   Enjoyed this episode? Share it with friends!

Ep 242 – Kristy and Bryce (Minimalism, Digital Nomads vs. FIRE - Financial Independence Retire Early)

Nate Ginsburg is an entrepreneur, traveler, and a yogi. He started yoga in 2014, and from then on, he shared this passion with everyone. Nate also developed his thinking and expanded his vision for building a business venture through hard work while traveling around the globe. During this episode, Nate shares amazing insights into starting a new business venture abroad, including its foundations, risks, and challenges. He also gives away tips on how to handle hardship in the business industry in order to succeed exceedingly. If you are either starting a business or planning to, this is the episode for you.   Links: <ul> <li>Nate Ginsburg' website: <a href= "https://www.nateginsburg.com/">https://www.nateginsburg.com/</a></li> <li>Nate's Business: <a href= "https://sellerplex.com/">Sellerplex.com</a></li> <li>Nomad Summit Tbilisi: <a href= "http://NomadSummit.com">NomadSummit.com</a></li> <li>Sponsor: <a href="http://coworker.com/pass">Global Pass</a></li> </ul>   Time Stamps: <ul> <li>00:28 – The Start of Johnny’s Podcast</li> <li>08:45 – How Nate grew and progressed by traveling</li> <li>10:40 – A nomad’s lifestyle in Vietnam</li> <li>15:56 – Having an inclusive community in Saigon</li> <li>19:31 – What it’s like to live in the city center</li> <li>24:57 – Nate’s everyday routine</li> <li>35:42 – Nate’s journey into becoming a digital nomad</li> <li>36:00 – Battling hardships in his business and life</li> <li>39:50 – “It made sense to me to keep trying and I know that’s really what I wanted” – Nate Ginsberg</li> <li>48:55 – Trailblazing business that is income-generating</li> <li>52:31 – “Be aware of the challenges and risks associated with what you’re doing” – Nate Ginsberg</li> <li>6:43 – A big decision to sell his business</li> <li>01:01:46 – Realizing the value of cash flow vs. paper wealth</li> <li>01:07:36 – “It’s good to be exposed to some of the different perspective and opinions” –Nate Ginsberg</li> </ul>   Enjoyed this episode? Share it with friends!

Nate Ginsburg is an entrepreneur, traveler, and a yogi. He started yoga in 2014, and from then on, he shared this passion with everyone. Nate also developed his thinking and expanded his vision for building a business venture through hard work while traveling around the globe. During this episode, Nate shares amazing insights into starting a new business venture abroad, including its foundations, risks, and challenges. He also gives away tips on how to handle hardship in the business industry in order to succeed exceedingly. If you are either starting a business or planning to, this is the episode for you.   Links: Nate Ginsburg' website: https://www.nateginsburg.com/ Nate's Business: Sellerplex.com Nomad Summit Tbilisi: NomadSummit.com Sponsor: Global Pass   Time Stamps: 00:28 – The Start of Johnny’s Podcast 08:45 – How Nate grew and progressed by traveling 10:40 – A nomad’s lifestyle in Vietnam 15:56 – Having an inclusive community in Saigon 19:31 – What it’s like to live in the city center 24:57 – Nate’s everyday routine 35:42 – Nate’s journey into becoming a digital nomad 36:00 – Battling hardships in his business and life 39:50 – “It made sense to me to keep trying and I know that’s really what I wanted” – Nate Ginsberg 48:55 – Trailblazing business that is income-generating 52:31 – “Be aware of the challenges and risks associated with what you’re doing” – Nate Ginsberg 6:43 – A big decision to sell his business 01:01:46 – Realizing the value of cash flow vs. paper wealth 01:07:36 – “It’s good to be exposed to some of the different perspective and opinions” –Nate Ginsberg   Enjoyed this episode? Share it with friends!

Ep 241 – Nate Ginsburg ($650k, FBA, $1M Crypto Loss, Saigon, Chiang Mai)

Felipe Caceres is a freelance job website developer and started making money online at a very young age online. Through hard work and determination, he led himself to success. Felipe also travels around the globe in pursuit of a better lifestyle while searching for his dream. During this episode, Felipe shares his exciting journey from living a simple life towards reaching his dreams. He also shares how his perspective on home-based jobs changed, which paved the way for his online career. Listen in and discover the life secret that helped him earn $11,000 a month.   Links: <ul> <li>Dropshipping Course - <a href= "http://AntonMethod.com">AntonMethod.com</a></li> <li>Conference - <a href= "http://NomadSummit.com">NomadSummit.com</a></li> <li>Book 1 - <a href= "http://12weeksinThailand.com">12weeksinThailand.com</a></li> <li>Book 2 - <a href= "http://LifeChangesQuick.com">LifeChangesQuick.com</a></li> </ul>   Time Stamps: <ul> <li>03:49 – Exploring ideas for a good venture</li> <li>07:37 – The carefree life in Bali</li> <li>13:20 – Living in different places in the world</li> <li>19:46 – The reason that pushed Felipe to live in Chiang Mai</li> <li>26:04 – Benefits of Home-Based jobs</li> <li>33:21 – Felipe’s childhood urge to live in a temperate country</li> <li>36:20 – How did he start earning online?</li> <li>39:41 – “Think about the lifestyle you want, put a dollar amount to it and work backward” – Felipe Caceres</li> <li>40:29 – Figuring out your problem </li> <li>47:54 – Making money as a youth</li> <li>53:06 – Felipe’s website brands</li> <li>01:04:01 – “I think the biggest thing was taking the leap, moving out here and moving out of your comfort zone” – Felipe Caceres</li> </ul>   Enjoyed this episode? Share it with friends!

Felipe Caceres is a freelance job website developer and started making money online at a very young age online. Through hard work and determination, he led himself to success. Felipe also travels around the globe in pursuit of a better lifestyle while searching for his dream. During this episode, Felipe shares his exciting journey from living a simple life towards reaching his dreams. He also shares how his perspective on home-based jobs changed, which paved the way for his online career. Listen in and discover the life secret that helped him earn $11,000 a month.   Links: Dropshipping Course - AntonMethod.com Conference - NomadSummit.com Book 1 - 12weeksinThailand.com Book 2 - LifeChangesQuick.com   Time Stamps: 03:49 – Exploring ideas for a good venture 07:37 – The carefree life in Bali 13:20 – Living in different places in the world 19:46 – The reason that pushed Felipe to live in Chiang Mai 26:04 – Benefits of Home-Based jobs 33:21 – Felipe’s childhood urge to live in a temperate country 36:20 – How did he start earning online? 39:41 – “Think about the lifestyle you want, put a dollar amount to it and work backward” – Felipe Caceres 40:29 – Figuring out your problem  47:54 – Making money as a youth 53:06 – Felipe’s website brands 01:04:01 – “I think the biggest thing was taking the leap, moving out here and moving out of your comfort zone” – Felipe Caceres   Enjoyed this episode? Share it with friends!

Ep 240 - Felipe Caceres (Cold in Canada to Earning $11,000 a month in Chiang Mai, Thailand)

Josh Summers is an American writer, musician, and entrepreneur in Chiang Mai. He grew up in Texas, but moved to Xinjiang, China, to learn about their culture and teach English. After staying there for a couple of years, he realized that the world must know the beauty of Western China. On this episode, Josh exhibited his potential to grow in the process of learning. He shared his passion for traveling with his family and the bliss of sharing his view of an underrated place through mass media. On top of that, Josh delivers his ideas about running a business venture abroad and learning from his experience. This episode will suit entrepreneurs seeking social media business while traveling.   Links: <ul> <li><a href= "https://www.gowestventuresllc.com/">GoWestVenturesLLC.com</a></li> <li><a href="http://nomadsummit.com">NomadSummit.com</a></li> <li><a href="http://youtube.com/nomadsummit">Youtube | Nomad Summit</a></li> </ul>   Time Stamps: <ul> <li>00:49 - Who is Josh Summers?</li> <li>05:38 - How having a family changed his life</li> <li>16:00 – Investing in Real Estate while traveling</li> <li>20:53 - Why is Texas the best state in the U.S.?</li> <li>27:18 - Life with his wife abroad</li> <li>31:30 - “When you know the people, you got your shops and they know exactly what you order, then it just becomes a second home” - Josh Summers</li> <li>32:02 - How his blogging journey started</li> <li>36:37 - “Somebody else is benefiting from seeing the world from my perspective and we’re at this seeming place” - Josh Summers</li> <li>36:52 – Internet status in China</li> <li>49:07 - Business venture through social media</li> <li>56:05 – The key to his financial success</li> </ul>   Enjoyed this episode? Share it with friends!

Josh Summers is an American writer, musician, and entrepreneur in Chiang Mai. He grew up in Texas, but moved to Xinjiang, China, to learn about their culture and teach English. After staying there for a couple of years, he realized that the world must know the beauty of Western China. On this episode, Josh exhibited his potential to grow in the process of learning. He shared his passion for traveling with his family and the bliss of sharing his view of an underrated place through mass media. On top of that, Josh delivers his ideas about running a business venture abroad and learning from his experience. This episode will suit entrepreneurs seeking social media business while traveling.   Links: GoWestVenturesLLC.com NomadSummit.com Youtube | Nomad Summit   Time Stamps: 00:49 - Who is Josh Summers? 05:38 - How having a family changed his life 16:00 – Investing in Real Estate while traveling 20:53 - Why is Texas the best state in the U.S.? 27:18 - Life with his wife abroad 31:30 - “When you know the people, you got your shops and they know exactly what you order, then it just becomes a second home” - Josh Summers 32:02 - How his blogging journey started 36:37 - “Somebody else is benefiting from seeing the world from my perspective and we’re at this seeming place” - Josh Summers 36:52 – Internet status in China 49:07 - Business venture through social media 56:05 – The key to his financial success   Enjoyed this episode? Share it with friends!

Ep 239 – Josh Summers (Traveling Family, Dog, and Kids in Chiang Mai)

Luis Alberto is a digital nomad from Guatemala who is on a quest to experience the world. After working in a bank for 12 years, he realized that there is more to life outside the four walls that need to be explored. With an ambition for a location independent life, he set his goals and traveled the world. During this episode, Luis Alberto walks us through his journey from Guatemala to Chiang Mai. He reveals some travel tips for people who are planning to visit Chiang Mai, including the authentic destinations to experience and food to enjoy. If your heart is set out to travel, this is a perfect episode for you.   Links: <ul> <li><a href="https://www.instagram.com/albertoguanchef/">Luis' Instagram</a></li> <li><a href="http://www.instagram.com/johnnyfdk">Johnny's Instagram</a></li> <li><a href="http://nomadsummit.com">Nomad Summit</a></li> <li><a href= "https://www.johnnyfd.com/2013/11/guatemala-thailand-of-central-america.html"> Guatemala Blog Post</a></li> <li><a href= "https://www.johnnyfd.com/2017/04/johnnys-guide-to-komodo-islands.html"> Komodo Blog Post</a></li> </ul>   Time Stamps: <ul> <li>00:53 – Who is Luis Alberto?</li> <li>02:56 – The authenticity and culture of Guatemala</li> <li>15:01 – Life in Chiang Mai</li> <li>15:58 – What foods to enjoy</li> <li>26:04 – Tourist destinations in Guatemala</li> <li>35:58 – Exploring Komodo Island</li> <li>45:14 – The El Mirador Experience</li> <li>47:09 – “I guess it’s the best experience I ever had” – Luis Alberto</li> <li>54:13 – How his nomad journey started</li> <li>1:05:06 – “People are doing things unconsciously without knowing why they are doing it” – Luis Alberto</li> <li>1:06:25 – “You can influence a person with just one chance” – Luis Alberto</li> <li>1:09:54 – Success is doing what you want</li> </ul>   Enjoyed this episode? Share it with friends!

Luis Alberto is a digital nomad from Guatemala who is on a quest to experience the world. After working in a bank for 12 years, he realized that there is more to life outside the four walls that need to be explored. With an ambition for a location independent life, he set his goals and traveled the world. During this episode, Luis Alberto walks us through his journey from Guatemala to Chiang Mai. He reveals some travel tips for people who are planning to visit Chiang Mai, including the authentic destinations to experience and food to enjoy. If your heart is set out to travel, this is a perfect episode for you.   Links: Luis' Instagram Johnny's Instagram Nomad Summit Guatemala Blog Post Komodo Blog Post   Time Stamps: 00:53 – Who is Luis Alberto? 02:56 – The authenticity and culture of Guatemala 15:01 – Life in Chiang Mai 15:58 – What foods to enjoy 26:04 – Tourist destinations in Guatemala 35:58 – Exploring Komodo Island 45:14 – The El Mirador Experience 47:09 – “I guess it’s the best experience I ever had” – Luis Alberto 54:13 – How his nomad journey started 1:05:06 – “People are doing things unconsciously without knowing why they are doing it” – Luis Alberto 1:06:25 – “You can influence a person with just one chance” – Luis Alberto 1:09:54 – Success is doing what you want   Enjoyed this episode? Share it with friends!

Ep 238 - Guatemala to Chiang Mai as a Digital Nomad

Brandon Kesler is the CEO of USA Supplement, a company dedicated to providing supplements with the best possible upgrade to your physical and mental performance alongside a team of health and nutrition experts. On top of managing his company, he is also a professional MMA athlete & BJJ competitor, a career that sparked his interest in building his current business. During the episode, Brandon walks us through his transition from being a fighter to becoming an entrepreneur and how his career as a fighter fueled his drive to start his own business. While searching for competitions, he was able to travel the world and acquire several life lessons. This is an inspiring conversation that will encourage you to learn, move forward, and conquer your life.   Links: • Instagram: <a href= "https://www.instagram.com/bk.mma.bjj/">Instagram.com/bk.mma.bjj</a> • Website: <a href= "https://usasupplements.com/">USASupplements.com</a> • Conference: <a href= "http://nomadsummit.com">NomadSummit.com</a>   Time Stamps: • 00:20 – Brandon Kesler’s introduction • 02:15 – His magical life back in Thailand • 07:30 – Staying close to your passion • 11:35 – Los Cabos, Mexico: A new place to learn • 22:30 – How he first started his online business • 24:45 – The path of a fighter • 29:15 – “No matter what you’re feeling, get up and work then you will see the results” - Brandon Kesler • 30:00 – How Fighting Discipline can be applied to business • 36:10 – “If you haven’t done it, then you don’t know if you can.” - Brandon Kesler • 42:10 – Fake Martial Arts • 46:00 – The Magic Pills that work • 58:00 – The Supplement Business • 1:00:30 – “You have to invest in your education. If you’re not educated, you’ll fail” – Brandon Kesler   Enjoyed this episode? Share it with friends!

Brandon Kesler is the CEO of USA Supplement, a company dedicated to providing supplements with the best possible upgrade to your physical and mental performance alongside a team of health and nutrition experts. On top of managing his company, he is also a professional MMA athlete & BJJ competitor, a career that sparked his interest in building his current business. During the episode, Brandon walks us through his transition from being a fighter to becoming an entrepreneur and how his career as a fighter fueled his drive to start his own business. While searching for competitions, he was able to travel the world and acquire several life lessons. This is an inspiring conversation that will encourage you to learn, move forward, and conquer your life.   Links: • Instagram: Instagram.com/bk.mma.bjj • Website: USASupplements.com • Conference: NomadSummit.com   Time Stamps: • 00:20 – Brandon Kesler’s introduction • 02:15 – His magical life back in Thailand • 07:30 – Staying close to your passion • 11:35 – Los Cabos, Mexico: A new place to learn • 22:30 – How he first started his online business • 24:45 – The path of a fighter • 29:15 – “No matter what you’re feeling, get up and work then you will see the results” - Brandon Kesler • 30:00 – How Fighting Discipline can be applied to business • 36:10 – “If you haven’t done it, then you don’t know if you can.” - Brandon Kesler • 42:10 – Fake Martial Arts • 46:00 – The Magic Pills that work • 58:00 – The Supplement Business • 1:00:30 – “You have to invest in your education. If you’re not educated, you’ll fail” – Brandon Kesler   Enjoyed this episode? Share it with friends!

Ep 237 - Fighter to Entrepreneur, Muay Thai, MMA, BJJ in Thailand to Living in Los Cabos, Mexico

Sharon Tseung is the founder of DigitalNomadQuest. She quit her job as a marketing professional in 2016, traveled the world for 2 years, and ended up building over 10 passive income streams on her digital nomad journey. Now, Sharon teaches how to build passive income and create financial and location independence through her blog, YouTube, and podcast. During the episode, Sharon shares her amazing journey from quitting her full-time job to building multiple passive income streams while traveling the world. She reveals some strategies on how to become financially independent and achieve personal freedom, which includes investing in yourself, going through the experience, and surrounding yourself with similar minded people. Join in and get ready to live life on your own terms.   Links: <ul> <li><a href= "https://digitalnomadquest.com">DigitalNomadQuest.com</a></li> <li><a href= "https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/the-digital-nomad-quest-podcast-with-sharon-tseung/id1465744099?ign-mpt=uo%3D4"> Sharon's Podcast</a></li> <li><a href="https://youtube.com/sharontseung">YouTube</a></li> <li><a href="https://instagram.com/sharontseung">Instagram</a></li> <li><a href= "https://www.facebook.com/digitalnomadquest/">Facebook</a></li> <li><a href= "https://courses.digitalnomadquest.com/p/the-etsy-entrepreneur">Course</a> - Use coupon code LIKEABOSS for 20% off</li> </ul>   Time Stamps: <ul> <li>03:27 – How Sharon and Johnny met</li> <li>04:59 – “I never regret my journey” – Sharon Tseung</li> <li>05:24 – Building passive income while traveling the world</li> <li>08:06 – “I just want to hustle, learn a lot, and master things” – Sharon Tseung</li> <li>10:27 – Benefits of surrounding yourself with goal-oriented people</li> <li>11:10 – “The more I invest in myself and my business, the more I grow” – Sharon Tseung</li> <li>13:22 – Is paying for workshops and courses worth it?</li> <li>18:39 – The best time to move back home and start a business</li> <li>22:12 – How she started her digital nomad journey</li> <li>25:39 – Her first solo trip</li> <li>32:59 – Making those first dollars online</li> <li>41:28 – The importance of focus and growth</li> <li>43:12 – Where and how she spent her 2 years as a digital nomad</li> <li>49:45 – Living less than $1500 a month</li> <li>1:02:43 – Her future goals</li> <li>1:03:26 – “I love helping people try to design their lives” – Sharon Tseung</li> </ul>   Enjoyed this episode? Share it with friends!

Sharon Tseung is the founder of DigitalNomadQuest. She quit her job as a marketing professional in 2016, traveled the world for 2 years, and ended up building over 10 passive income streams on her digital nomad journey. Now, Sharon teaches how to build passive income and create financial and location independence through her blog, YouTube, and podcast. During the episode, Sharon shares her amazing journey from quitting her full-time job to building multiple passive income streams while traveling the world. She reveals some strategies on how to become financially independent and achieve personal freedom, which includes investing in yourself, going through the experience, and surrounding yourself with similar minded people. Join in and get ready to live life on your own terms.   Links: DigitalNomadQuest.com Sharon's Podcast YouTube Instagram Facebook Course - Use coupon code LIKEABOSS for 20% off   Time Stamps: 03:27 – How Sharon and Johnny met 04:59 – “I never regret my journey” – Sharon Tseung 05:24 – Building passive income while traveling the world 08:06 – “I just want to hustle, learn a lot, and master things” – Sharon Tseung 10:27 – Benefits of surrounding yourself with goal-oriented people 11:10 – “The more I invest in myself and my business, the more I grow” – Sharon Tseung 13:22 – Is paying for workshops and courses worth it? 18:39 – The best time to move back home and start a business 22:12 – How she started her digital nomad journey 25:39 – Her first solo trip 32:59 – Making those first dollars online 41:28 – The importance of focus and growth 43:12 – Where and how she spent her 2 years as a digital nomad 49:45 – Living less than $1500 a month 1:02:43 – Her future goals 1:03:26 – “I love helping people try to design their lives” – Sharon Tseung   Enjoyed this episode? Share it with friends!

Ep 236 - Solo Female Traveler, Digital Nomad, Silicon Valley to Chiang Mai

Sergio Sala is a Mexican digital nomad, YouTuber, and writer who has traveled to more than 40 countries, all while sharing his vision on YouTube about independent work and living anywhere on a weekly basis. His goal is for you to get inspired to work online, organize your life and become a citizen of the world! During the episode, Sergio and Johnny talk about the pros and cons of staying in Mexico as a digital nomad and how it differs from other nomad destinations in terms of living expenses, transportation, food, language, and safety. They also reveal exciting details about Playa del Carman that will help you plan for your next trip.   Links: <ul> <li><a href="https://sergiosa.la/">SergioSa.la</a></li> <li><a href="https://www.youtube.com/user/sergiosala10">Sergio Sala's YouTube</a></li> <li>N<a href="https://www.youtube.com/nomadsummit">omad Summit's YouTube</a></li> </ul>   Time Stamps: <ul> <li>01:37 – The attitude and culture of Mexican people</li> <li>04:29 – “We’re trying to make everyone have a great experience; that is what Mexican culture is all about.” – Sergio Sala</li> <li>06:31 – Where do Mexican digital nomads travel to?</li> <li>07:08 – How Mexican food in other countries taste like</li> <li>13:45 – Why you should visit Playa del Carmen?</li> <li>21:21 – Keeping up with the Spanish language</li> <li>24:22 – Living expenses amongst Mexico, Thailand, and Georgia</li> <li>33:42 – VISA problem</li> <li>36:15 – Is Mexico a safe place for digital nomads?</li> <li>51:09 – Sergio’s background and travel journey</li> <li>52:26 – “I realized I just needed a laptop to be anywhere and said ‘let’s travel’!” – Sergio Sala</li> <li>57:15 – “There are a lot of places I want to see” – Sergio Sala</li> <li>1:01:12 – Insights on Co-living spaces and long-term stay</li> <li>1:08:13 – Overall review of Playa del Carmen</li> <li>1:11:13 – “You cannot remove fear; you just have to make it your ally.” – Sergio Sala</li> </ul>   Enjoyed this episode? Share it with friends!

Sergio Sala is a Mexican digital nomad, YouTuber, and writer who has traveled to more than 40 countries, all while sharing his vision on YouTube about independent work and living anywhere on a weekly basis. His goal is for you to get inspired to work online, organize your life and become a citizen of the world! During the episode, Sergio and Johnny talk about the pros and cons of staying in Mexico as a digital nomad and how it differs from other nomad destinations in terms of living expenses, transportation, food, language, and safety. They also reveal exciting details about Playa del Carman that will help you plan for your next trip.   Links: SergioSa.la Sergio Sala's YouTube Nomad Summit's YouTube   Time Stamps: 01:37 – The attitude and culture of Mexican people 04:29 – “We’re trying to make everyone have a great experience; that is what Mexican culture is all about.” – Sergio Sala 06:31 – Where do Mexican digital nomads travel to? 07:08 – How Mexican food in other countries taste like 13:45 – Why you should visit Playa del Carmen? 21:21 – Keeping up with the Spanish language 24:22 – Living expenses amongst Mexico, Thailand, and Georgia 33:42 – VISA problem 36:15 – Is Mexico a safe place for digital nomads? 51:09 – Sergio’s background and travel journey 52:26 – “I realized I just needed a laptop to be anywhere and said ‘let’s travel’!” – Sergio Sala 57:15 – “There are a lot of places I want to see” – Sergio Sala 1:01:12 – Insights on Co-living spaces and long-term stay 1:08:13 – Overall review of Playa del Carmen 1:11:13 – “You cannot remove fear; you just have to make it your ally.” – Sergio Sala   Enjoyed this episode? Share it with friends!

Ep 235 - Playa Del Carmen, Mexico - Is it Safe for Digital Nomads?

Rainier Nanquil is a digital nomad with a primary focus on triple net (NNN) properties nationwide. He also assists clients with turnkey residential investments, Delaware Statutory Trusts, Tenants-In-Common, and other passive real estate investment opportunities. He is one of the attendees during the Invest Like A Boss Summit who, not only learned from the conference but also explored the city of Mexico. During the episode, Rainier and Johnny FD talk about their experiences during and after the summit. They share a ton of ideas on how to make the most out of these networking conferences, which include talking with the speakers, connecting with other nomads, and of course, discovering the hidden spots of the city.   Links: <ul> <li><a href="https://www.linkedin.com/in/rainiernanquil">LinkedIn | RainierNanquil</a></li> <li><a href="https://www.instagram.com/nnndigitalnomad">Instagram | NNNDigitalNomad</a></li> <li><a href="http://NomadSummit.com">NomadSummit.com</a></li> <li><a href= "http://InvestLikeaBoss.com">InvestLikeaBoss.com</a></li> </ul>   Time Stamps: <ul> <li>02:30 – Rainier’s background</li> <li>04:42 – The underwater experiences</li> <li>12:44 – The pyramids in Mexico and its history</li> <li>20:34 – Upside of having a private tour</li> <li>24:11 – Discovering hidden tourist destinations</li> <li>27:21 – When is the perfect time to visit places?</li> <li>29:53 – The ultimate lifestyle hack</li> <li>31:18 – Why he attended the Invest Like A Boss Summit</li> <li>31:57 – Speakers during the ILAB Summit</li> <li>37:55 – The ILAB Summit versus other conferences</li> <li>40:10 – Building a Network through Nomad Summit</li> <li>45:01 – “Some of the best advice will come from that cross-training mentality.” - Rainier Nanquil</li> <li>49:58 – Why they introduced workshops into the summit</li> <li>53:45 – “They’re showing you how to do things but it is up to you to execute.” - Rainier Nanquil</li> <li>54:25 – Learning from the low-key people</li> <li>57:54 – “If you are willing to continue your personal growth, I’m sure you’re already doing it in your business.” - Rainier Nanquil</li> <li>1:03:30 – The next Nomad Summit</li> </ul>   Enjoyed this episode? Share it with friends!

Rainier Nanquil is a digital nomad with a primary focus on triple net (NNN) properties nationwide. He also assists clients with turnkey residential investments, Delaware Statutory Trusts, Tenants-In-Common, and other passive real estate investment opportunities. He is one of the attendees during the Invest Like A Boss Summit who, not only learned from the conference but also explored the city of Mexico. During the episode, Rainier and Johnny FD talk about their experiences during and after the summit. They share a ton of ideas on how to make the most out of these networking conferences, which include talking with the speakers, connecting with other nomads, and of course, discovering the hidden spots of the city.   Links: LinkedIn | RainierNanquil Instagram | NNNDigitalNomad NomadSummit.com InvestLikeaBoss.com   Time Stamps: 02:30 – Rainier’s background 04:42 – The underwater experiences 12:44 – The pyramids in Mexico and its history 20:34 – Upside of having a private tour 24:11 – Discovering hidden tourist destinations 27:21 – When is the perfect time to visit places? 29:53 – The ultimate lifestyle hack 31:18 – Why he attended the Invest Like A Boss Summit 31:57 – Speakers during the ILAB Summit 37:55 – The ILAB Summit versus other conferences 40:10 – Building a Network through Nomad Summit 45:01 – “Some of the best advice will come from that cross-training mentality.” - Rainier Nanquil 49:58 – Why they introduced workshops into the summit 53:45 – “They’re showing you how to do things but it is up to you to execute.” - Rainier Nanquil 54:25 – Learning from the low-key people 57:54 – “If you are willing to continue your personal growth, I’m sure you’re already doing it in your business.” - Rainier Nanquil 1:03:30 – The next Nomad Summit   Enjoyed this episode? Share it with friends!

Ep 234 - Traveling to Networking Conferences: Nomad Summit Cancun and Invest Like a Boss

Johnny “Sonic” Ban is a Serial Entrepreneur and Founder of Grass Fed Coffee, the world’s first-ever ready to drink butter coffee. Sonic acquired his nickname as a popular radio and nightclub DJ in Indianapolis during his youth. He then moved to Los Angeles to advance his musical career, but soon after realized his true passion was Entrepreneurship. During this episode, Johnny Ban and Johnny FD chat about their extraordinary experiences which include meeting a multi-millionaire mentor and flying on private jets. They talk about how these experiences shaped them into becoming who they are today. Listen to this conversation and learn some insights on how to succeed in the world of entrepreneurship.   Links: <ul> <li><a href= "http://instagram.com/johnnyban">Instagram.com/johnnyban</a></li> <li><a href= "https://www.instagram.com/grassfedcoffee/">Instagram.com/grassfedcoffee</a></li> <li><a href= "https://www.instagram.com/johnnyfdk/">Instagram.com/johnnyfdk</a></li> <li><a href= "https://grassfedcoffee.com/">GrassFedCoffee.com</a></li> <li><a href= "http://investlikeaboss.com/summit">Investlikeaboss.com/summit</a></li> </ul>   Time Stamps: <ul> <li>00:20 – Catching up with Johnny “Sonic” Ban</li> <li>02:55 – Inspiration and motivation from Mentor JP</li> <li>05:00 – The dream car that drove them to a motivated life</li> <li>08:00 – “I can be respected now, I can be fulfilled now, I can be complete now” - @JohnnyBan</li> <li>09:30 – Benefits of sharing</li> <li>14:56 – How perspectives change the world</li> <li>17:10 – “Positivity attracts more positively” - @JohnnyBan</li> <li>20:36 – The private plane flying experience</li> <li>32:12 – Saying no to things you don’t enjoy</li> <li>47:07 – “You can put me in any situation and I can be comfortable” - @JohnnyBan</li> <li>48:50 – “When your identity is not rooted in your success, money will never change you” - @JohnnyBan</li> <li>50:30 – Tips in choosing a business</li> <li>59:40 – Grass Fed Coffee: The Premium Butter Coffee 1:00:03 – Concept of Quarter Sharing</li> </ul>   Enjoyed this episode? Share it with friends!

Johnny “Sonic” Ban is a Serial Entrepreneur and Founder of Grass Fed Coffee, the world’s first-ever ready to drink butter coffee. Sonic acquired his nickname as a popular radio and nightclub DJ in Indianapolis during his youth. He then moved to Los Angeles to advance his musical career, but soon after realized his true passion was Entrepreneurship. During this episode, Johnny Ban and Johnny FD chat about their extraordinary experiences which include meeting a multi-millionaire mentor and flying on private jets. They talk about how these experiences shaped them into becoming who they are today. Listen to this conversation and learn some insights on how to succeed in the world of entrepreneurship.   Links: Instagram.com/johnnyban Instagram.com/grassfedcoffee Instagram.com/johnnyfdk GrassFedCoffee.com Investlikeaboss.com/summit   Time Stamps: 00:20 – Catching up with Johnny “Sonic” Ban 02:55 – Inspiration and motivation from Mentor JP 05:00 – The dream car that drove them to a motivated life 08:00 – “I can be respected now, I can be fulfilled now, I can be complete now” - @JohnnyBan 09:30 – Benefits of sharing 14:56 – How perspectives change the world 17:10 – “Positivity attracts more positively” - @JohnnyBan 20:36 – The private plane flying experience 32:12 – Saying no to things you don’t enjoy 47:07 – “You can put me in any situation and I can be comfortable” - @JohnnyBan 48:50 – “When your identity is not rooted in your success, money will never change you” - @JohnnyBan 50:30 – Tips in choosing a business 59:40 – Grass Fed Coffee: The Premium Butter Coffee 1:00:03 – Concept of Quarter Sharing   Enjoyed this episode? Share it with friends!  

Ep 233 - Private Jets, Mentors and Millionaire Entrepreneurs

Brent and Michael are a gay couple who sold everything they owned back in America to travel the world. They have been together for more than two decades and they have found their "happily ever after" by becoming digital nomads. They had a lot of crazy adventures along the way but they believe that this nomad journey is the best decision they ever made. On this episode, Brent and Michael share their experiences as a gay couple in the nomad community. They reveal other people’s consciousness and perception towards the LGBT. After traveling for over 20 years, they have gathered tons of ideas on how to fully enjoy a digital nomad life – and they are here to share those insights with all the listeners!   Links: <ul> <li>Blog - <a href= "https://www.brentandmichaelaregoingplaces.com/">BrentAndMichaelAreGoingPlaces.com</a></li> <li>Hotel Hack - <a href= "https://www.pruvo.net/?partnerId=257">www.Pruvo.net</a></li> </ul>   Time Stamps: <ul> <li>02:41 – What is the LGBT perception in the digital nomad community?</li> <li>05:46 – Their nomad journey as a gay couple</li> <li>06:45 – “The world isn’t the scary place that I thought it was.” - @BrentAndMichael</li> <li>09:10 – Building a nomad family with other nomads</li> <li>14:48 – Why they prefer slow travel?</li> <li>20:30 – Disadvantages of fast travel</li> <li>24:47 – What it’s like to be a gay couple in Tbilisi Georgia</li> <li>30:21 – Difference between Americans and other Nationality</li> <li>36:05 – Gay prejudice and consciousness in Georgia</li> <li>43:28 – “Experiences are worth so much more than things.” - @BrentAndMichael</li> <li>44:04 – The things they gave up in order to gain</li> <li>49:00 – The benefit of taking risks</li> <li>54:19 – How writing help them finance their travels</li> <li>58:57 – “Our story isn’t when we left two years ago; it’s everything that led up to it.” - @BrentAndMichael</li> </ul>   Enjoyed this episode? Share it with friends!

Brent and Michael are a gay couple who sold everything they owned back in America to travel the world. They have been together for more than two decades and they have found their "happily ever after" by becoming digital nomads. They had a lot of crazy adventures along the way but they believe that this nomad journey is the best decision they ever made. On this episode, Brent and Michael share their experiences as a gay couple in the nomad community. They reveal other people’s consciousness and perception towards the LGBT. After traveling for over 20 years, they have gathered tons of ideas on how to fully enjoy a digital nomad life – and they are here to share those insights with all the listeners!   Links: Blog - BrentAndMichaelAreGoingPlaces.com Hotel Hack - www.Pruvo.net   Time Stamps: 02:41 – What is the LGBT perception in the digital nomad community? 05:46 – Their nomad journey as a gay couple 06:45 – “The world isn’t the scary place that I thought it was.” - @BrentAndMichael 09:10 – Building a nomad family with other nomads 14:48 – Why they prefer slow travel? 20:30 – Disadvantages of fast travel 24:47 – What it’s like to be a gay couple in Tbilisi Georgia 30:21 – Difference between Americans and other Nationality 36:05 – Gay prejudice and consciousness in Georgia 43:28 – “Experiences are worth so much more than things.” - @BrentAndMichael 44:04 – The things they gave up in order to gain 49:00 – The benefit of taking risks 54:19 – How writing help them finance their travels 58:57 – “Our story isn’t when we left two years ago; it’s everything that led up to it.” - @BrentAndMichael   Enjoyed this episode? Share it with friends!

Ep 232 - Brent and Michael, Married, Digital Nomad Gay Couple

Nate Hake is a Travel Blogger and Digital Nomad who promotes emerging travel destinations around the world through his travel blog, Travel Lemming, in order to combat Over Tourism. He is also an attorney, an entrepreneur, and the co-founder of a B2B software startup. He was able to visit 43 countries in a single year and is still traveling around the world. On this episode, Nate talks about the rising problem of Over Tourism on popular tourist destinations and some solutions to counter this tourist concern. With the Emerging Destination Awards, he reveals some of the amazing places in the world that are as breathtaking, or even more, as the common tourist destinations we see and hear on the media.   Links: <ul> <li><a href="https://travellemming.com">TravelLemming.com</a></li> <li><a href= "https://transactions.sendowl.com/stores/11424/163399">Travel Lifestyle Course </a></li> <li>Emerging Destinations - <a href= "https://travellemming.com/emerging-travel-destinations-2019/">Here are last year's awards </a></li> <li><a href="https://www.pruvo.net/?partnerId=257">Pruvo Hotel Hack</a></li> </ul>   Time Stamps: <ul> <li>04:14 – Does Over Tourism constitute a problem?</li> <li>05:55 – What drives Over Tourism?</li> <li>05:47 – “The part of the problem is that tourists have this tendency to always go to same places” - @TravelLemming</li> <li>07:35 – The purpose of Emerging Destination Awards</li> <li>08:16 – “If people start realizing that there are other places to go to, that has to be a big part of the solution” - @TravelLemming</li> <li>08:40 – Unknown places with beautiful tourist spots</li> <li>12:42 – Are digital nomads part of the over-tourism problem</li> <li>16:26 – Disadvantages of short-term tourists</li> <li>21:48 – Big winners of the Emerging Destination Awards</li> <li>25:55 – Impact of locals to tourism</li> <li>31:34 – Congestion caused by Cruise Ships</li> <li>40:08 – Upside of making side trips</li> <li>43:19 – Upcoming digital nomad destinations</li> <li>54:28 – Business behind travel blogging</li> </ul>   Enjoyed this episode? Share it with friends!

Nate Hake is a Travel Blogger and Digital Nomad who promotes emerging travel destinations around the world through his travel blog, Travel Lemming, in order to combat Over Tourism. He is also an attorney, an entrepreneur, and the co-founder of a B2B software startup. He was able to visit 43 countries in a single year and is still traveling around the world. On this episode, Nate talks about the rising problem of Over Tourism on popular tourist destinations and some solutions to counter this tourist concern. With the Emerging Destination Awards, he reveals some of the amazing places in the world that are as breathtaking, or even more, as the common tourist destinations we see and hear on the media.   Links: TravelLemming.com Travel Lifestyle Course  Emerging Destinations - Here are last year's awards  Pruvo Hotel Hack   Time Stamps: 04:14 – Does Over Tourism constitute a problem? 05:55 – What drives Over Tourism? 05:47 – “The part of the problem is that tourists have this tendency to always go to same places” - @TravelLemming 07:35 – The purpose of Emerging Destination Awards 08:16 – “If people start realizing that there are other places to go to, that has to be a big part of the solution” - @TravelLemming 08:40 – Unknown places with beautiful tourist spots 12:42 – Are digital nomads part of the over-tourism problem 16:26 – Disadvantages of short-term tourists 21:48 – Big winners of the Emerging Destination Awards 25:55 – Impact of locals to tourism 31:34 – Congestion caused by Cruise Ships 40:08 – Upside of making side trips 43:19 – Upcoming digital nomad destinations 54:28 – Business behind travel blogging   Enjoyed this episode? Share it with friends!

Ep 231 - Over Tourism and the Emerging Destination Awards

Calvin D. Sun is a Physician and Clinical Assistant Professor in Emergency Medicine based in New York City. He is also the Founder & CEO of The Monsoon Diaries, a blog-turned-travel community that has taken hundreds of readers to over 170 countries in the past 8 years. Despite being a full-time medical doctor, he was able to travel the world while spending as little money as possible. On this episode, Calvin shares his extraordinary experience in a last-minute trip to Egypt which fueled his passion for travel. He also shares how he was able to manage medical school while traveling a lot. This full-packed episode where he reveals tips and tricks on how to start your travel journey, cut down expenses, and choose the countries to visit.   Links: <ul> <li><a href= "http://monsoondiaries.com/">MonsoonDiaries.com</a></li> <li><a href="http://nomadsummit.com">NomadSummit.com</a></li> <li><a href="https://amzn.to/2YEDZxY">trtl Travel Pillow</a></li> </ul> Time Stamps: <ul> <li>03:39 – “I count traveling as doing it for yourself, not for other people.” – Calvin Sun</li> <li>04:10 – $650 round trip flight to Egypt</li> <li>14:25 – First steps to take when planning your travels</li> <li>20:40 – “You actually see your life from a bird’s eye view when you travel.” – Calvin Sun</li> <li>23:07 – Balancing medical school and travel</li> <li>33:28 – How he was able to finance his travels</li> <li>42:12 – Choosing the countries to travel into</li> <li>50:05 – People’s excuses not to travel</li> <li>59:04 – How he feels being on the plane a lot</li> <li>1:04:17 – Recommendations to stay connected while traveling</li> <li>1:07:37 – Tips on saving money during trips</li> <li>1:10:20 – “It makes a huge difference in your travel experience if you’re unplugged.” – Calvin Sun</li> <li>1:12:38 – What does Monsoon Diaries do?</li> </ul>   Enjoyed this episode? Share it with friends!

Calvin D. Sun is a Physician and Clinical Assistant Professor in Emergency Medicine based in New York City. He is also the Founder & CEO of The Monsoon Diaries, a blog-turned-travel community that has taken hundreds of readers to over 170 countries in the past 8 years. Despite being a full-time medical doctor, he was able to travel the world while spending as little money as possible. On this episode, Calvin shares his extraordinary experience in a last-minute trip to Egypt which fueled his passion for travel. He also shares how he was able to manage medical school while traveling a lot. This full-packed episode where he reveals tips and tricks on how to start your travel journey, cut down expenses, and choose the countries to visit.   Links: MonsoonDiaries.com NomadSummit.com trtl Travel Pillow Time Stamps: 03:39 – “I count traveling as doing it for yourself, not for other people.” – Calvin Sun 04:10 – $650 round trip flight to Egypt 14:25 – First steps to take when planning your travels 20:40 – “You actually see your life from a bird’s eye view when you travel.” – Calvin Sun 23:07 – Balancing medical school and travel 33:28 – How he was able to finance his travels 42:12 – Choosing the countries to travel into 50:05 – People’s excuses not to travel 59:04 – How he feels being on the plane a lot 1:04:17 – Recommendations to stay connected while traveling 1:07:37 – Tips on saving money during trips 1:10:20 – “It makes a huge difference in your travel experience if you’re unplugged.” – Calvin Sun 1:12:38 – What does Monsoon Diaries do?   Enjoyed this episode? Share it with friends!

Ep 230 - Traveling throughout Medical School, ER Doctor by Day, Adventurer by Night

This year, Johnny has been traveling lately to destinations which are not that friendly to nomads, that is why he has not published a lot on his podcast. However, he has been out there, living and enjoying life a bit more! On this special episode, listeners sent in their questions ranging from online business, travel, investments, and even some personal questions. This episode just goes to show that in living that digital nomadic life, it’s not just all about traveling, but also about making the most with what you have, and learning life’s lessons along the way.   Links: <ul> <li>Instagram - <a href= "https://www.instagram.com/johnnyfdk/">johnnyfdk</a></li> <li><a href="https://www.nomadsummit.com/">The Nomad Summit 2019</a></li> <li><a href="http://12weeksinthailand.com/">12 Weeks in Thailand</a></li> </ul>   Time Stamps: <ul> <li>06:53 – Things to Know Before Becoming a Digital Nomad</li> <li>30:30 – The Problem with Travelling Fast</li> <li>35:04 – Johnny’s Winter Travel Plans</li> <li>43:22 – When Airbnb’s Don’t Turn Out as Expected</li> <li>54:19 – Managing Finances</li> <li>58:42 – Dropshipping</li> <li>59:58 – Vanguard</li> <li>1:01:02 – Investing in the U.S. and International Stock Market</li> <li>1:03:38 – Johnny’s Height</li> <li>1:07:28 – Johnny’s Fitness Routine</li> </ul>   Enjoyed this episode? Share it with friends!

This year, Johnny has been traveling lately to destinations which are not that friendly to nomads, that is why he has not published a lot on his podcast. However, he has been out there, living and enjoying life a bit more! On this special episode, listeners sent in their questions ranging from online business, travel, investments, and even some personal questions. This episode just goes to show that in living that digital nomadic life, it’s not just all about traveling, but also about making the most with what you have, and learning life’s lessons along the way.   Links: Instagram - johnnyfdk The Nomad Summit 2019 12 Weeks in Thailand   Time Stamps: 06:53 – Things to Know Before Becoming a Digital Nomad 30:30 – The Problem with Travelling Fast 35:04 – Johnny’s Winter Travel Plans 43:22 – When Airbnb’s Don’t Turn Out as Expected 54:19 – Managing Finances 58:42 – Dropshipping 59:58 – Vanguard 1:01:02 – Investing in the U.S. and International Stock Market 1:03:38 – Johnny’s Height 1:07:28 – Johnny’s Fitness Routine   Enjoyed this episode? Share it with friends!

Ep 229 - Digital Nomad Tips, Travel Advice and Q&A

Interviews with entrepreneurs who actually have free time to travel. Real location independent digital nomads. Tips on how to start your own online business and how to live the 4-hour workweek you've dreamed about. Check out http://www.TravelLikeaBossPodcast.com for show notes, bonus videos and photos!

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