That Marketing Dude Show (TMD Show)

Hey what's up Dude's and Dudette's! This show is going to be a little different to all of the other episodes because it's going to be just me... Lil' old LBT talk to you 1-on-1 about the new direction I'm taking and to explain to you why this season is ending earlier than originally planned.Lot's of things have changed recently. Lots of good things and a few bad things.One of the things I want to discuss is why I'm moving away from doing the FB Live show. It's been AWESOME doing the show live, but there's one thing in particular that is making me want to move away from in... All explained in the video.This episode is short and sweet.But I'll be back for Season Two!IN THIS EPISODE WE COVER:- The future of That Marketing Dude- The future of The TMD Show- Why I'm moving away from FB Lives for the show- A rebrand is on its way
Show Note: https://TMDshow.com/S1E7FB Community: http://DudeBrood.com

Hey what's up Dude's and Dudette's! This show is going to be a little different to all of the other episodes because it's going to be just me... Lil' old LBT talk to you 1-on-1 about the new direction I'm taking and to explain to you why this season is ending earlier than originally planned.Lot's of things have changed recently. Lots of good things and a few bad things.One of the things I want to discuss is why I'm moving away from doing the FB Live show. It's been AWESOME doing the show live, but there's one thing in particular that is making me want to move away from in... All explained in the video.This episode is short and sweet.But I'll be back for Season Two!IN THIS EPISODE WE COVER:- The future of That Marketing Dude- The future of The TMD Show- Why I'm moving away from FB Lives for the show- A rebrand is on its way
Show Note: https://TMDshow.com/S1E7FB Community: http://DudeBrood.com

What's up dudes and dudettes! today I have the awesome Jessica Rodriguez on the show to show us how we can make sure our product launches, well any launch really, runs as smooth as possible whilst we're on the road!Jessica Rodriguez is a Business and Visibility Strategist, Podcast Host, and founder of the #daydreamachievers™ movement - helping purpose-driven women scale their online business to six figure years, without compromising the life they truly want in order to do so.Within the first year of her business, she went from working 4 jobs and carrying $120k worth of debt to replacing her income to become a full-time lifestyle entrepreneur- along with becoming completely consumer debt free just a few years later.Through her 1:1 work and her Achievers Circle membership community, she has committed herself to helping women create their own freedoms in life - both personally and financially.When she’s not helping people create massive growth in their online business, you can find her curled up on the couch with her husband and furbabies Netflix binging or travelling to the next adventure life brings.But there's no curling up today... Just straight fire with some awesome knowledge bombs!We all know launching anything can be a pain in the butt sometimes and something that's extremely time-consuming! Well, Jessica and I broke down all of the things you need to have in place to make your launch go a smooth as possible. We also cover some pros and some cons of travelling during a launch... Some of this you may not have thought about already!Enjoy the show dudes and dudettes! Of course, any questions or comments you have please leave them down below in the comments sectionIN THIS EPISODE WE COVER:- What are the steps to a simple product launch- Content to prep the audience 1. Sales drivers 2. Cart open 3. Special bonus 4. Cart close 5. Pros of travelling during a launch- Cons of travelling during a launchShow Note: https://TMDshow.com/S1E6FB Community: http://DudeBrood.com

What's up dudes and dudettes! today I have the awesome Jessica Rodriguez on the show to show us how we can make sure our product launches, well any launch really, runs as smooth as possible whilst we're on the road!Jessica Rodriguez is a Business and Visibility Strategist, Podcast Host, and founder of the #daydreamachievers™ movement - helping purpose-driven women scale their online business to six figure years, without compromising the life they truly want in order to do so.Within the first year of her business, she went from working 4 jobs and carrying $120k worth of debt to replacing her income to become a full-time lifestyle entrepreneur- along with becoming completely consumer debt free just a few years later.Through her 1:1 work and her Achievers Circle membership community, she has committed herself to helping women create their own freedoms in life - both personally and financially.When she’s not helping people create massive growth in their online business, you can find her curled up on the couch with her husband and furbabies Netflix binging or travelling to the next adventure life brings.But there's no curling up today... Just straight fire with some awesome knowledge bombs!We all know launching anything can be a pain in the butt sometimes and something that's extremely time-consuming! Well, Jessica and I broke down all of the things you need to have in place to make your launch go a smooth as possible. We also cover some pros and some cons of travelling during a launch... Some of this you may not have thought about already!Enjoy the show dudes and dudettes! Of course, any questions or comments you have please leave them down below in the comments sectionIN THIS EPISODE WE COVER:- What are the steps to a simple product launch- Content to prep the audience 1. Sales drivers 2. Cart open 3. Special bonus 4. Cart close 5. Pros of travelling during a launch- Cons of travelling during a launchShow Note: https://TMDshow.com/S1E6FB Community: http://DudeBrood.com

What's up dudes and dudettes!! Today is gonna be an incredible show! I have Luria Petrucci on the show to talk all about how to keep your Facebook live show running smoothly whilst traveling. Let's be honest... Did you consider how travelling might affect this? I didn't at first.Luria helps you create professional LIVE Streams that put you a notch above what everyone else is doing and sets your brand apart. Over 11 years, Luria has created over 4,000 videos with over 1 billion views using video and live streaming shows.She's appeared on CNN, NBC, FOX, NBC, MSNBC, ABC & BBC. She’s worked on LIVE Video for top brands like AT&T, Samsung, GoDaddy, and Panasonic. And top influencers like Amy Porterfield, Pat Flynn & Michael Hyatt.So Luria knows her stuff!! We've jumped on several calls helping each other out with different parts of our business and I just HAD to get Luria to come on to talk about Facebook Live, and live streaming in general, because if you're travelling and want to have a show... There are things you'll need to think about.Please give Luria a bit shout out in the comments below if you enjoy this episode! She'll certainly appreciate hearing how much you've learned in the episode.*fist bump*IN THIS EPISODE WE COVER:- Why you should be live streaming- Luria's 4 Levels of Live Streaming- Equipment you'll need on the road- Things to consider when travelling and running a show... Including road blocks and hurdles, you'll need to overcome.- Life-streaming... What is it?Show Note: https://TMDshow.com/S1E5FB Community: http://DudeBrood.com

What's up dudes and dudettes!! Today is gonna be an incredible show! I have Luria Petrucci on the show to talk all about how to keep your Facebook live show running smoothly whilst traveling. Let's be honest... Did you consider how travelling might affect this? I didn't at first.Luria helps you create professional LIVE Streams that put you a notch above what everyone else is doing and sets your brand apart. Over 11 years, Luria has created over 4,000 videos with over 1 billion views using video and live streaming shows.She's appeared on CNN, NBC, FOX, NBC, MSNBC, ABC & BBC. She’s worked on LIVE Video for top brands like AT&T, Samsung, GoDaddy, and Panasonic. And top influencers like Amy Porterfield, Pat Flynn & Michael Hyatt.So Luria knows her stuff!! We've jumped on several calls helping each other out with different parts of our business and I just HAD to get Luria to come on to talk about Facebook Live, and live streaming in general, because if you're travelling and want to have a show... There are things you'll need to think about.Please give Luria a bit shout out in the comments below if you enjoy this episode! She'll certainly appreciate hearing how much you've learned in the episode.*fist bump*IN THIS EPISODE WE COVER:- Why you should be live streaming- Luria's 4 Levels of Live Streaming- Equipment you'll need on the road- Things to consider when travelling and running a show... Including road blocks and hurdles, you'll need to overcome.- Life-streaming... What is it?Show Note: https://TMDshow.com/S1E5FB Community: http://DudeBrood.com

What's up Dudes and Dudettes! Episode 4 is here and it's with my new friend Amy Schwartz and we're diving into some of her crazy adventures as an avid traveller!Amy is the loyal but mischievous friend who convinced you to go nightswimming, sing in math class, eat too many mangoes, tell the whole truth, start the dance floor, stand up for justice, show some love and take the plane rather than the job. Her secret-not-secret passion is finding herself at home everywhere: from a 43 ft sailboat en route from Cape-Town to Florida, to the local matriarch’s front lawn on Easter Island, a first-edition VW bus in Argentine Patagonia, a raft on the Karnali river in Nepal, a bike in the Peruvian Amazon, a makeshift mat in an ‘untouchables’ village in Madhya Pradesh, her hammock-tent on a Mozambiqe beach, and next to more surf-breaks than she cares to admit to.Before launching Unleash - a remote-working experience for surfers with wanderlust, Amy was a specialist in creating healthy and active places that you’d like to linger in, developing government policy for community-led sustainable energy and guiding outdoor adventure tours. She’s gotten accolades as an Agent of Change by the Halifax Chamber of Commerce and as a top 50 Under-40 entrepreneurial leader by 21inc.Amy sent me a huge list of potential stories we could have talked about and it was a huge task to condense it all down to just 30-40 minutes! I think Amy will need to make a re-appearance!Let me know in the comments down below if we inspired you to travel to any place in particular!Enjoy!*fist bump*IN THIS EPISODE WE COVER:- Hitchhiking through Patagonia, Argentina... And the weird guy who picked Amy and her friend up.- The place to visiting in Brazil if you want to experience the carnaval... Hint: It's not Rio.- How the Drinking Games Bible came into existence in FijiShow Note: https://TMDshow.com/S1E4FB Community: http://DudeBrood.com

What's up Dudes and Dudettes! Episode 4 is here and it's with my new friend Amy Schwartz and we're diving into some of her crazy adventures as an avid traveller!Amy is the loyal but mischievous friend who convinced you to go nightswimming, sing in math class, eat too many mangoes, tell the whole truth, start the dance floor, stand up for justice, show some love and take the plane rather than the job. Her secret-not-secret passion is finding herself at home everywhere: from a 43 ft sailboat en route from Cape-Town to Florida, to the local matriarch’s front lawn on Easter Island, a first-edition VW bus in Argentine Patagonia, a raft on the Karnali river in Nepal, a bike in the Peruvian Amazon, a makeshift mat in an ‘untouchables’ village in Madhya Pradesh, her hammock-tent on a Mozambiqe beach, and next to more surf-breaks than she cares to admit to.Before launching Unleash - a remote-working experience for surfers with wanderlust, Amy was a specialist in creating healthy and active places that you’d like to linger in, developing government policy for community-led sustainable energy and guiding outdoor adventure tours. She’s gotten accolades as an Agent of Change by the Halifax Chamber of Commerce and as a top 50 Under-40 entrepreneurial leader by 21inc.Amy sent me a huge list of potential stories we could have talked about and it was a huge task to condense it all down to just 30-40 minutes! I think Amy will need to make a re-appearance!Let me know in the comments down below if we inspired you to travel to any place in particular!Enjoy!*fist bump*IN THIS EPISODE WE COVER:- Hitchhiking through Patagonia, Argentina... And the weird guy who picked Amy and her friend up.- The place to visiting in Brazil if you want to experience the carnaval... Hint: It's not Rio.- How the Drinking Games Bible came into existence in FijiShow Note: https://TMDshow.com/S1E4FB Community: http://DudeBrood.com

In today's episode, Michelle Weinstein and I talk about Building Relationships With People On The Road For Both Business and Pleasure. Michelle has some high profile clients (like NFL teams) she's managed to land thanks to her ability to build relationships with people. So we'll be diving into how you can do the same for your business and for your general travels for the first time.Michelle has knocked down the doors and impressed CEO’s at many billion dollar companies. Her relentless pursuit towards buyers at Costco Wholesale earned her coveted shelf space that also led to national deals with The Vitamin Shoppe. Other current clients include the Washington Nationals and Tampa Bay Rays. Within in her inner circle are multi-seven figure entrepreneurs, famous comedians, professional athletes and coaches from the NFL, NBA, MLB & NHL.As a result of these amazing relationships and opportunities Michelle has honed a unique skill set that will help you develop the most important and valuable relationships. She will teach you how to open doors and meet people that you have always dreamed of meeting, but you never knew how to get to. That’s her genius.She has accomplished incredible feats of influence, building a business both online and brick & mortar. She has sold everything from mortgages, to wardrobes at Nordstrom, to $30k online education programs, to 7-figure homes, to Paleo meatballs. She pitched her way on Shark Tank and raised over $1M for her last Company. She uses the same formula to make all these things happen and her goal is to take her 20 years of experience and help you overcome any obstacles to close more deals, work half the time, make double the money and work with the clients that you love to serve.Very impressive dudette!!We tackle the topic of building relationships for both business and for general friendships whilst we're on the road, especially seeing as there's a fair amount of overlap between the two. Michelle comes in from the business angle and I come in from the traveller's angle.Make sure you check out the episode in it's entirety and fire away any questions you may have down below!Enjoy dudes and dudettes!*fist bump*IN THIS EPISODE WE COVER:- How Michelle built her relationships- How Luke make friends on the road- How both of these can tie into each other- Tips for those of you doing this for the first timeShow Note: https://TMDshow.com/S1E3FB Community: http://DudeBrood.com

In today's episode, Michelle Weinstein and I talk about Building Relationships With People On The Road For Both Business and Pleasure. Michelle has some high profile clients (like NFL teams) she's managed to land thanks to her ability to build relationships with people. So we'll be diving into how you can do the same for your business and for your general travels for the first time.Michelle has knocked down the doors and impressed CEO’s at many billion dollar companies. Her relentless pursuit towards buyers at Costco Wholesale earned her coveted shelf space that also led to national deals with The Vitamin Shoppe. Other current clients include the Washington Nationals and Tampa Bay Rays. Within in her inner circle are multi-seven figure entrepreneurs, famous comedians, professional athletes and coaches from the NFL, NBA, MLB & NHL.As a result of these amazing relationships and opportunities Michelle has honed a unique skill set that will help you develop the most important and valuable relationships. She will teach you how to open doors and meet people that you have always dreamed of meeting, but you never knew how to get to. That’s her genius.She has accomplished incredible feats of influence, building a business both online and brick & mortar. She has sold everything from mortgages, to wardrobes at Nordstrom, to $30k online education programs, to 7-figure homes, to Paleo meatballs. She pitched her way on Shark Tank and raised over $1M for her last Company. She uses the same formula to make all these things happen and her goal is to take her 20 years of experience and help you overcome any obstacles to close more deals, work half the time, make double the money and work with the clients that you love to serve.Very impressive dudette!!We tackle the topic of building relationships for both business and for general friendships whilst we're on the road, especially seeing as there's a fair amount of overlap between the two. Michelle comes in from the business angle and I come in from the traveller's angle.Make sure you check out the episode in it's entirety and fire away any questions you may have down below!Enjoy dudes and dudettes!*fist bump*IN THIS EPISODE WE COVER:- How Michelle built her relationships- How Luke make friends on the road- How both of these can tie into each other- Tips for those of you doing this for the first timeShow Note: https://TMDshow.com/S1E3FB Community: http://DudeBrood.com

What is up dudes and dudettes! In today’s episode I have my good good friend Kay Fabella back on the show to talk about how to run a client based business on the road for the first time. We’re going to be diving into how you can leverage your story to do this well… Get ready for this digital nomad lifestyle peoples!Kay Fabella is a storyteller and communications strategist. She helps entrepreneurs and professionals around the world develop a communication strategy to meaningfully connect with their audiences — and meet their business goals. Kay is also a world-recognized author, speaker, and trainer.A Los Angeles native, she’s built her dream business from Spain to train her clients in the US, Europe, Latin America, and Asia to help bring their brands to life. She’s also been featured in international media including The Huffington Post, El País and EFE Emprende.So you guys may remember Kay form when she was on the podcast, Episode 20: How To Be Like Marmite In A Non-Native Tongue and “A Night Out In Spain When You Don’t Speak Spanish”, and Kay brought the fire. And today was no different. If you’ve been wanting to build a business that’s true to who you are and still travel like a BOSS… Then watch the show.Make sure you subscribe to the show by liking the FB Page or joining the FB Community! Never miss an episode live again!Enjoy!!Show Note: https://TMDshow.com/S1E2FB Community: http://DudeBrood.com

What is up dudes and dudettes! In today’s episode I have my good good friend Kay Fabella back on the show to talk about how to run a client based business on the road for the first time. We’re going to be diving into how you can leverage your story to do this well… Get ready for this digital nomad lifestyle peoples!Kay Fabella is a storyteller and communications strategist. She helps entrepreneurs and professionals around the world develop a communication strategy to meaningfully connect with their audiences — and meet their business goals. Kay is also a world-recognized author, speaker, and trainer.A Los Angeles native, she’s built her dream business from Spain to train her clients in the US, Europe, Latin America, and Asia to help bring their brands to life. She’s also been featured in international media including The Huffington Post, El País and EFE Emprende.So you guys may remember Kay form when she was on the podcast, Episode 20: How To Be Like Marmite In A Non-Native Tongue and “A Night Out In Spain When You Don’t Speak Spanish”, and Kay brought the fire. And today was no different. If you’ve been wanting to build a business that’s true to who you are and still travel like a BOSS… Then watch the show.Make sure you subscribe to the show by liking the FB Page or joining the FB Community! Never miss an episode live again!Enjoy!!Show Note: https://TMDshow.com/S1E2FB Community: http://DudeBrood.com

What up dudes and dudettes! Today I have my friend Jeremy Enns on the VERY FIRST episode of the new TMD Show where we’ll be diving into our experiences with travelling for the first time, plus some things you’ll need to consider when travelling as a podcaster.Jeremy Enns is the Storyteller In Chief of Ascetic Productions, a podcast consulting, production, and education company. For as long as he can remember, Jeremy has been drawn towards helping others hone and share their unique stories, allowing them to forge authentic connections with their audiences through those stories. He is an absolute podcast fiend, once spending a full year of his life listening to an average of over 50 hours of podcasts per week. Jeremy’s love of podcasts is only challenged by his love of ice cream, and Star Wars – paired together if possible.That’s a lot of podcasts man!I hope you guys enjoy this episode, especially now that it’s in video (LIVE!) and audio only format… Haven’t forgot about my podcast listeners.If you wanna tune in live for the next episode make sure you like the FB Page or are in the FB Community for get notifications and participate in the show as it’s going down!Enjoy!*fist bump*
Show Note: https://TMDshow.com/S1E1FB Community: http://DudeBrood.com

What up dudes and dudettes! Today I have my friend Jeremy Enns on the VERY FIRST episode of the new TMD Show where we’ll be diving into our experiences with travelling for the first time, plus some things you’ll need to consider when travelling as a podcaster.Jeremy Enns is the Storyteller In Chief of Ascetic Productions, a podcast consulting, production, and education company. For as long as he can remember, Jeremy has been drawn towards helping others hone and share their unique stories, allowing them to forge authentic connections with their audiences through those stories. He is an absolute podcast fiend, once spending a full year of his life listening to an average of over 50 hours of podcasts per week. Jeremy’s love of podcasts is only challenged by his love of ice cream, and Star Wars – paired together if possible.That’s a lot of podcasts man!I hope you guys enjoy this episode, especially now that it’s in video (LIVE!) and audio only format… Haven’t forgot about my podcast listeners.If you wanna tune in live for the next episode make sure you like the FB Page or are in the FB Community for get notifications and participate in the show as it’s going down!Enjoy!*fist bump*
Show Note: https://TMDshow.com/S1E1FB Community: http://DudeBrood.com

This is the season intro for Season 1 of the new and improved TMD Show. We're now an FB live show with the audio being taken for this podcast. Make sure you tune in live over at http://facebook.com/ThatMarketingDude so you can ask LBT and his co-hosts Q's LIVE on air.

This is the season intro for Season 1 of the new and improved TMD Show. We're now an FB live show with the audio being taken for this podcast. Make sure you tune in live over at http://facebook.com/ThatMarketingDude so you can ask LBT and his co-hosts Q's LIVE on air.

In today's episode, I have Hani Mourra, the creator of the the beautiful podcast player you see on the show notes page, on the show to talk about the importance of automating content creation and automating publishing. Which as a digital nomad, is EXTREMELY important!I LOVE the podcast plugin that Hani has created!Hani is called "The Willy Wonka of Automation" by people who know him and I can certainly see why... This is his jam.And in today's episode we clearly see it.If you're be thinking about diving into doing more automation for your business, whether it's for the reason of doing more travelling or not, then you want to tune in. We talk about a few different types of automation that you can do and WHY you want to be doing it too.IT'S POWERFUL STUFF!Enjoy the episode Dudes and Dudettes!*fist bump*Show Notes: https://TMDshow.com/34FB Community: http://DudeBrood.com

In today's episode, I have Hani Mourra, the creator of the the beautiful podcast player you see on the show notes page, on the show to talk about the importance of automating content creation and automating publishing. Which as a digital nomad, is EXTREMELY important!I LOVE the podcast plugin that Hani has created!Hani is called "The Willy Wonka of Automation" by people who know him and I can certainly see why... This is his jam.And in today's episode we clearly see it.If you're be thinking about diving into doing more automation for your business, whether it's for the reason of doing more travelling or not, then you want to tune in. We talk about a few different types of automation that you can do and WHY you want to be doing it too.IT'S POWERFUL STUFF!Enjoy the episode Dudes and Dudettes!*fist bump*Show Notes: https://TMDshow.com/34FB Community: http://DudeBrood.com

In today's episode, I have Kelly Christian on the show to talk about how to get your finances in line because let's be honest... How many of us keep proper track of our finances when we're travelling? Not many of us right?This is why I brought Kelly on the show! I asked Kelly for a quick bio and here's what she said:"I am a registered professional bookkeeper, trained in bookkeeping 20 years ago during my time at UVIC and Camosun College in Victoria, BC (it seems like just yesterday….).I am one of those financial “geeks” who actually like to find out the new tax rules each year and hunt through financial websites so I can learn new things every day. I know what you’re thinking, she must be nuts. I sometimes think that myself and my sons sure love to tell me what a nerd I am…"I've gotten to know Kelly a little bit through a little community I'm a part of, Screw The Nine To Five, and she's an awesome chick. She's a Canadian tax account but the things we talk about today are just some little tips and tricks on how you can get your finances under control so when the tax man does come a knocking... You'll be prepared!Enjoy this episode Dudes and Dudettes!*fist bump*Show notes: https://TMDshow.com/33FB Community: http://DudeBrood.com

In today's episode, I have Kelly Christian on the show to talk about how to get your finances in line because let's be honest... How many of us keep proper track of our finances when we're travelling? Not many of us right?This is why I brought Kelly on the show! I asked Kelly for a quick bio and here's what she said:"I am a registered professional bookkeeper, trained in bookkeeping 20 years ago during my time at UVIC and Camosun College in Victoria, BC (it seems like just yesterday….).I am one of those financial “geeks” who actually like to find out the new tax rules each year and hunt through financial websites so I can learn new things every day. I know what you’re thinking, she must be nuts. I sometimes think that myself and my sons sure love to tell me what a nerd I am…"I've gotten to know Kelly a little bit through a little community I'm a part of, Screw The Nine To Five, and she's an awesome chick. She's a Canadian tax account but the things we talk about today are just some little tips and tricks on how you can get your finances under control so when the tax man does come a knocking... You'll be prepared!Enjoy this episode Dudes and Dudettes!*fist bump*Show notes: https://TMDshow.com/33FB Community: http://DudeBrood.com

In today's episode, I have Jackie Nourse from Budget Minded Traveller on the show to share some of her travel stories... Yes this is a travel stories episode!!Jackie Nourse is a lifestyle adventurer and multimedia traveler. She writes at Traveling Jackie and is the founder and host of The Budget-Minded Traveler blog, podcast, and community. She is a three-time study abroad alum, author, linguist (four languages and counting), and serial expat. Her work has been featured on USA TODAY, Forbes, Yahoo, and more.I loved chatting with Jackie! She's such an interesting person!We got to talk a lot about Argentina! Jackie spend some time living in Patagonia and I use to be a semi-pro Argentine Tango dancer so of course I'd love to visit Buenos Aires at some point.I know you've all been looking forward to another travel stories episode... And here you go!Enjoy dudes and dudettes!*fist bump*Show Notes: https://TMDshow.com/32FB Community: http://DudeBrood.com

In today's episode, I have Jackie Nourse from Budget Minded Traveller on the show to share some of her travel stories... Yes this is a travel stories episode!!Jackie Nourse is a lifestyle adventurer and multimedia traveler. She writes at Traveling Jackie and is the founder and host of The Budget-Minded Traveler blog, podcast, and community. She is a three-time study abroad alum, author, linguist (four languages and counting), and serial expat. Her work has been featured on USA TODAY, Forbes, Yahoo, and more.I loved chatting with Jackie! She's such an interesting person!We got to talk a lot about Argentina! Jackie spend some time living in Patagonia and I use to be a semi-pro Argentine Tango dancer so of course I'd love to visit Buenos Aires at some point.I know you've all been looking forward to another travel stories episode... And here you go!Enjoy dudes and dudettes!*fist bump*Show Notes: https://TMDshow.com/32FB Community: http://DudeBrood.com

On today's episode, I have my good friend Anna Cragin on the show to help show us how to get our time management under control... If we can do that that we can make massive strides in our businesses!Anna believes that efficient use of time is everything to an entrepreneur, and impacts not only productivity but motivation, mindset, and overall happiness. She works with online entrepreneurs to take back their freedom by installing time management systems that eliminate to-do-list overwhelm, increase productivity in business, and allow them to live their ideal lifestyle. Anna has a PhD in Cognitive Neuroscience, and she applies brain & behaviour research to design ways to work with and around our brains to reach our goals in business and in life.I've known Anna for over a year now and she is CRAZY productive. With her business, Freeficiency, she helps other entrepreneurs to get unstuck from your to-do list and actually getting shit down in your business.Today's conversation is a great one. We dig into so many HELPFUL topics that not only I managed to benefit from, but I'm sure all you Dudes and Dudettes will as well!Enjoy!*fist bump*Show Notes : https://TMDshow.com/31Facebook Community: http://DudeBrood.com

On today's episode, I have my good friend Anna Cragin on the show to help show us how to get our time management under control... If we can do that that we can make massive strides in our businesses!Anna believes that efficient use of time is everything to an entrepreneur, and impacts not only productivity but motivation, mindset, and overall happiness. She works with online entrepreneurs to take back their freedom by installing time management systems that eliminate to-do-list overwhelm, increase productivity in business, and allow them to live their ideal lifestyle. Anna has a PhD in Cognitive Neuroscience, and she applies brain & behaviour research to design ways to work with and around our brains to reach our goals in business and in life.I've known Anna for over a year now and she is CRAZY productive. With her business, Freeficiency, she helps other entrepreneurs to get unstuck from your to-do list and actually getting shit down in your business.Today's conversation is a great one. We dig into so many HELPFUL topics that not only I managed to benefit from, but I'm sure all you Dudes and Dudettes will as well!Enjoy!*fist bump*Show Notes : https://TMDshow.com/31Facebook Community: http://DudeBrood.com

In today's episode, I have Heath Armstrong on the show to talk about how he built an e-commerce business that allows him to travel around the world. He uses "online arbitrage" and a team of location independent people to run his business, to build a 6-figure a year business that he spends little time running himself.Heath has interviewed 100+ Creative Entrepreneurs (including NY Times best-selling authors, Hollywood directors, artists, musicians, digital nomads, travel junkies, and one dominatrix) all around the world to discover their secrets for freedom, happiness, and success with his podcast, The Artsy Now Show. He's an avid traveller some someone I get on really well with when we jump on Skype.This was an extremely interesting conversation for me...Heath and I jumped on a call before we hit record to plan out what we'd cover on the show, but we ended up going in a completely different direction. As you can tell from the beginning of our conversation we originally planned on talking about building a remote team, but really got stuck into talk about Amazon and this concept "online arbitrage."Heath really drops all the info here with how he got started and what he'd do differently if he went through it all again. He took some MASSIVE risks which he highly advices that you don't do.Enjoy this episode Dudes and Dudettes!*fist bump*Show notes: https://TMDshow.com/30FB Community: http://DudeBrood.com

In today's episode, I have Heath Armstrong on the show to talk about how he built an e-commerce business that allows him to travel around the world. He uses "online arbitrage" and a team of location independent people to run his business, to build a 6-figure a year business that he spends little time running himself.Heath has interviewed 100+ Creative Entrepreneurs (including NY Times best-selling authors, Hollywood directors, artists, musicians, digital nomads, travel junkies, and one dominatrix) all around the world to discover their secrets for freedom, happiness, and success with his podcast, The Artsy Now Show. He's an avid traveller some someone I get on really well with when we jump on Skype.This was an extremely interesting conversation for me...Heath and I jumped on a call before we hit record to plan out what we'd cover on the show, but we ended up going in a completely different direction. As you can tell from the beginning of our conversation we originally planned on talking about building a remote team, but really got stuck into talk about Amazon and this concept "online arbitrage."Heath really drops all the info here with how he got started and what he'd do differently if he went through it all again. He took some MASSIVE risks which he highly advices that you don't do.Enjoy this episode Dudes and Dudettes!*fist bump*Show notes: https://TMDshow.com/30FB Community: http://DudeBrood.com

In today's episode, I have Erica Blair on the show to talk about how video is a fantastic way to build your audience online. Erica has been on That Marketing Dude before with her post: When It Comes to Building an Audience, Video is King where she crushed it. I had to bring her back on to talk about this in more detail.Erica Blair is marketing strategist and personal branding coach who helps people transform their businesses through the power of social media and digital storytelling. She works with purpose-driven entrepreneurs to increase their influence and income, by both embracing their own personal narrative and strategically broadening their online visibility.Erica has been living the digital nomad lifestyle for a while and is perfect to bring on the show.We talk about all the different types of video you can create online and why you might want to create each time. I hope you enjoy the episode dudes and dudettes!IN THIS EPISODE WE COVER: - Video is great for building the Know, Like and Trust factor… Great for building rapport and getting your personality out there. There’s a lot of the same content out there but people are going to gravitate towards you because of your outlook on it and your personality… Both of which easily come across on video.- FB video, YouTube, Instagram Stories and Snapchat.- Barrier to entry?- Feeling comfortable making a video, in front of the camera.- Equipment needed.- Fear of looking stupid.- Introverts and extroverts- What’s the line of what I should be out there? Where shall we draw the line, the line between personal and professionalShow Notes: https://TMDshow.com/29FB Community: http://DudeBrood.com

In today's episode, I have Erica Blair on the show to talk about how video is a fantastic way to build your audience online. Erica has been on That Marketing Dude before with her post: When It Comes to Building an Audience, Video is King where she crushed it. I had to bring her back on to talk about this in more detail.Erica Blair is marketing strategist and personal branding coach who helps people transform their businesses through the power of social media and digital storytelling. She works with purpose-driven entrepreneurs to increase their influence and income, by both embracing their own personal narrative and strategically broadening their online visibility.Erica has been living the digital nomad lifestyle for a while and is perfect to bring on the show.We talk about all the different types of video you can create online and why you might want to create each time. I hope you enjoy the episode dudes and dudettes!IN THIS EPISODE WE COVER: - Video is great for building the Know, Like and Trust factor… Great for building rapport and getting your personality out there. There’s a lot of the same content out there but people are going to gravitate towards you because of your outlook on it and your personality… Both of which easily come across on video.- FB video, YouTube, Instagram Stories and Snapchat.- Barrier to entry?- Feeling comfortable making a video, in front of the camera.- Equipment needed.- Fear of looking stupid.- Introverts and extroverts- What’s the line of what I should be out there? Where shall we draw the line, the line between personal and professionalShow Notes: https://TMDshow.com/29FB Community: http://DudeBrood.com

In today's episode, I have a fellow Brit, Cathy Topping from Your Web Toolkit, on the show to talking about DIY websites, but more specifically the DIVI theme from Elegant Themes. This is the theme I use to build this website and the theme Cathy uses for all of her clients.Cathy is a website and graphic designer, now helping entrepreneurs and small business owners to build and market their own websites. She will help you build a website quickly and easily, even if you’re terrified of technology. And my god she does it so well.I talk with people all the time who find it really difficult to get a website off the ground. If it's your first time, then it's not the easiest thing in the world to do... There is a pretty steep learning curve. I ended up messing around with WordPress for about a month and figured a lot of the basic stuff myself.Then add on trying to make your website look good AS WELL!! It can be a tough mission.Thankfully DIVI makes it a little easier with their beautiful drag and drop builder.Cathy and I talk about why you should also consider using DIVI for your website, whether you're a seasoned website builder or even if it's your first (I do suggest a 2nd theme option as well if DIVI seems a little daunting). So open up your ear holes my friends... Cathy and I bring the heat!Enjoy the episode Dudes and Dudettes!Show Notes: https://TMDshow.com/28FB Community: http://DudeBrood.com

In today's episode, I have a fellow Brit, Cathy Topping from Your Web Toolkit, on the show to talking about DIY websites, but more specifically the DIVI theme from Elegant Themes. This is the theme I use to build this website and the theme Cathy uses for all of her clients.Cathy is a website and graphic designer, now helping entrepreneurs and small business owners to build and market their own websites. She will help you build a website quickly and easily, even if you’re terrified of technology. And my god she does it so well.I talk with people all the time who find it really difficult to get a website off the ground. If it's your first time, then it's not the easiest thing in the world to do... There is a pretty steep learning curve. I ended up messing around with WordPress for about a month and figured a lot of the basic stuff myself.Then add on trying to make your website look good AS WELL!! It can be a tough mission.Thankfully DIVI makes it a little easier with their beautiful drag and drop builder.Cathy and I talk about why you should also consider using DIVI for your website, whether you're a seasoned website builder or even if it's your first (I do suggest a 2nd theme option as well if DIVI seems a little daunting). So open up your ear holes my friends... Cathy and I bring the heat!Enjoy the episode Dudes and Dudettes!Show Notes: https://TMDshow.com/28FB Community: http://DudeBrood.com

In today's episode, I have Lynne Nieman from Wander Your Way on the show to talk about what makes Europe a great place to travel around if you've never been before! Lynne has done plenty of travelling around Europe... I've done zero... So we compliment each other nicely in this conversation!Lynne is a photographer and self-acclaimed travel junkie. Lynne started her company, Wander Your Way, to help people who wanted to travel around Europe do it on their turns, not the way some packaged holiday/vacation tells them to. Her love affair with Europe started in 2005 when she travelled around Southern Spain solo and now helps others develop their love affair too.Lynne has a lot of experience with Europe and I've heard 100's of people who LOVED backpacking around Europe, so I had to bring Lynne on the show because I'm sure plenty of you Dudes and Dudettes are intrigued as well. I've never been, well only to two small Spanish islands, so I can't talk about how great Europe really is.But Lynne can.So we discuss all of the important things you need to know about Europe... Costs, how easy is it to travel around, is it safe, how much should you see etc.Tune in right now to this episode if Europe is a continent you want to visit!Enjoy Dudes and Dudettes!Show notes: https://TMDshow.com/27FB Community: http://DudeBrood.com

In today's episode, I have Lynne Nieman from Wander Your Way on the show to talk about what makes Europe a great place to travel around if you've never been before! Lynne has done plenty of travelling around Europe... I've done zero... So we compliment each other nicely in this conversation!Lynne is a photographer and self-acclaimed travel junkie. Lynne started her company, Wander Your Way, to help people who wanted to travel around Europe do it on their turns, not the way some packaged holiday/vacation tells them to. Her love affair with Europe started in 2005 when she travelled around Southern Spain solo and now helps others develop their love affair too.Lynne has a lot of experience with Europe and I've heard 100's of people who LOVED backpacking around Europe, so I had to bring Lynne on the show because I'm sure plenty of you Dudes and Dudettes are intrigued as well. I've never been, well only to two small Spanish islands, so I can't talk about how great Europe really is.But Lynne can.So we discuss all of the important things you need to know about Europe... Costs, how easy is it to travel around, is it safe, how much should you see etc.Tune in right now to this episode if Europe is a continent you want to visit!Enjoy Dudes and Dudettes!Show notes: https://TMDshow.com/27FB Community: http://DudeBrood.com

In today's episode, I have Caitlin Cardoza on the show to talk about the mindset shift a lot of people need to make when heading on the road with their online business.Caitlin is a success mindset coach that combines comedy with personal development to help motivated, grab-life-by-the-ballers step into their optimal selves and live their most awesome lives. Her work has been featured on Huffington Post, Thought Catalog, ABC, CBS, NBC, and International Business Times.This episode was a lot of fun to record... Caitlin has an awesome personality that shines through her website, her facebook lives and on this podcast.So seeing Caitlin is a mindset coach I thought she was the perfect guest to bring onto the show to help discuss the importance of your mindset whilst on the road. Especially if this is your first time traveling with your online business, or you're about to hit the road, you really have switch things up.You're going to want to see all the cool stuff in the country or city that you're visiting, but you can't neglect your business. Which is the mistake I made on my first trip abroad!Show notes: https://TMDshow.com/26FB Community: http://DudeBrood.com

In today's episode, I have Caitlin Cardoza on the show to talk about the mindset shift a lot of people need to make when heading on the road with their online business.Caitlin is a success mindset coach that combines comedy with personal development to help motivated, grab-life-by-the-ballers step into their optimal selves and live their most awesome lives. Her work has been featured on Huffington Post, Thought Catalog, ABC, CBS, NBC, and International Business Times.This episode was a lot of fun to record... Caitlin has an awesome personality that shines through her website, her facebook lives and on this podcast.So seeing Caitlin is a mindset coach I thought she was the perfect guest to bring onto the show to help discuss the importance of your mindset whilst on the road. Especially if this is your first time traveling with your online business, or you're about to hit the road, you really have switch things up.You're going to want to see all the cool stuff in the country or city that you're visiting, but you can't neglect your business. Which is the mistake I made on my first trip abroad!Show notes: https://TMDshow.com/26FB Community: http://DudeBrood.com

In today's episode, I have Joseph Kennedy on the show, an environmental copywriting consultant, to talk about how we can improve our own writing to really get our audience engaged and get them to take action.Joseph is helping his business grow, to make Content Pathway the ‘go-to’ for Environmental Copywriting. His role involves consulting, creating content strategies and producing copy that drives his partners up Google, expanding their audiences in the process. Content Pathway worked on some amazing projects in 2016, but Joseph knows that 2017 can be even better.I know I need to improve my copywriting, especially seeing as I don't LOVE writing in the first place. When I was down in Texas for Funnel Hacking Live in February, there was a presentation on copywriting that I really enjoyed that really showed me that copywriting isn't difficult AND that it's something everyone should learn.Joseph does a great job in this episode showing us some simple tips to improve our own copywriting.With everything that we dive into in this conversation you'll be able to take something away to improve your own writing! Enjoy this episode Dudes and Dudettes!Show notes: https://TMDshow.com/25FB Community: http://DudeBrood.com

In today's episode, I have Joseph Kennedy on the show, an environmental copywriting consultant, to talk about how we can improve our own writing to really get our audience engaged and get them to take action.Joseph is helping his business grow, to make Content Pathway the ‘go-to’ for Environmental Copywriting. His role involves consulting, creating content strategies and producing copy that drives his partners up Google, expanding their audiences in the process. Content Pathway worked on some amazing projects in 2016, but Joseph knows that 2017 can be even better.I know I need to improve my copywriting, especially seeing as I don't LOVE writing in the first place. When I was down in Texas for Funnel Hacking Live in February, there was a presentation on copywriting that I really enjoyed that really showed me that copywriting isn't difficult AND that it's something everyone should learn.Joseph does a great job in this episode showing us some simple tips to improve our own copywriting.With everything that we dive into in this conversation you'll be able to take something away to improve your own writing! Enjoy this episode Dudes and Dudettes!Show notes: https://TMDshow.com/25FB Community: http://DudeBrood.com

On today's show, I have Jason Moore on the show for a fantastic travel stories episode where we end up trading several stories about making friends with locals... And feet.Jason Moore is the founder of Zero To Travel, and travel blog and podcast, and co-founder of Location Indie, a community for digital nomads. Jason has been travelling all over the world for several years spending the majority of his time in either Boulder, Colorado (his home town) or in Norway (his wife is Norwegian). Jason was gracious enough to come on today's episode to share some travel stories with us. I've been following Jason's podcast, Zero to Travel, for a little while and he was one of my inspirations for this podcast! Yes, the idea of incorporating travel stories into every episode and have episodes purely on travel stories was conjured up whilst I was listening to his show.We end up talking about MANY different things on this episode, but they mainly seemed to focus around why it's important to make friends with locals no matter where you're travelling too... And also feet.That was a little weird.Anyway, I hope you enjoy this episode Dudes and Dudettes!Show notes: https://TMDshow.com/24FB Community: http://DudeBrood.com

On today's show, I have Jason Moore on the show for a fantastic travel stories episode where we end up trading several stories about making friends with locals... And feet.Jason Moore is the founder of Zero To Travel, and travel blog and podcast, and co-founder of Location Indie, a community for digital nomads. Jason has been travelling all over the world for several years spending the majority of his time in either Boulder, Colorado (his home town) or in Norway (his wife is Norwegian). Jason was gracious enough to come on today's episode to share some travel stories with us. I've been following Jason's podcast, Zero to Travel, for a little while and he was one of my inspirations for this podcast! Yes, the idea of incorporating travel stories into every episode and have episodes purely on travel stories was conjured up whilst I was listening to his show.We end up talking about MANY different things on this episode, but they mainly seemed to focus around why it's important to make friends with locals no matter where you're travelling too... And also feet.That was a little weird.Anyway, I hope you enjoy this episode Dudes and Dudettes!Show notes: https://TMDshow.com/24FB Community: http://DudeBrood.com

In today's episode, I have my good friend Faten Zardi on the show to talk about how she sets up her retreats. She's hosted her first retreat and already planning her second!Faten is an event planning consultant and founder of MERAKI Travels, specialized in "workations" and retreats for digital nomads and location independent professionals. She has the skill to create real connexions and bringing people together through her events. She doesn't like touristy destinations and that's what's make her events special. She's a passionate traveller, loves street art, eats dessert before the main course and enjoys life to the fullest!Faten has already put on one retreat and is in the process of putting together another. I thought it would be GREAT to bring her on to talk about this because this is something I would love to do myself as well!I know retreats are a big thing in the digital nomad space so if you're thinking of putting one on yourself, or even if you're just attending one, you'll get a good idea of the things you'll need to consider.Two of the big ones being: 1. Retreats need a theme 2. Plan AT LEAST 6 months ahead of time!I hope you enjoy this episode Dudes and Dudettes!*fist bump*

In today's episode, I have my good friend Faten Zardi on the show to talk about how she sets up her retreats. She's hosted her first retreat and already planning her second!Faten is an event planning consultant and founder of MERAKI Travels, specialized in "workations" and retreats for digital nomads and location independent professionals. She has the skill to create real connexions and bringing people together through her events. She doesn't like touristy destinations and that's what's make her events special. She's a passionate traveller, loves street art, eats dessert before the main course and enjoys life to the fullest!Faten has already put on one retreat and is in the process of putting together another. I thought it would be GREAT to bring her on to talk about this because this is something I would love to do myself as well!I know retreats are a big thing in the digital nomad space so if you're thinking of putting one on yourself, or even if you're just attending one, you'll get a good idea of the things you'll need to consider.Two of the big ones being: 1. Retreats need a theme 2. Plan AT LEAST 6 months ahead of time!I hope you enjoy this episode Dudes and Dudettes!*fist bump*

In today's episode, I have my old friend Dom Wells on the show to talk about building remotes teams in your business. Dom Wells is the founder of Human Proof Designs and a fellow digital nomad. Dom is originally from the UK, spent several years living in Asia, just spend a year in Canada and is heading back to the UK for a little while. Here’s how Dom describes Human Proof Designs:” This site exists to make starting a niche website that much easier. With the training on the blog, the ready-made sites we’ll sell, and the custom projects we’ll do, you will find that getting started doesn’t have to be as confusing as you first thought. ” Dom has done a fantastic job building his business to 6 figures over that past few years. I knew Dom from way back in the day when we were both working with affiliate websites and Dom's goal was to have 5 figure months. It's been great watching his journey.What's gotten Dom to the level of success he has right now is the team he's built in his business. So in this episode, we dive into how he's built that team.Enjoy the episode Dudes and Dudettes!Show notes: https://TMDshow.com/22FB Community: http://DudeBrood.com

In today's episode, I have my old friend Dom Wells on the show to talk about building remotes teams in your business. Dom Wells is the founder of Human Proof Designs and a fellow digital nomad. Dom is originally from the UK, spent several years living in Asia, just spend a year in Canada and is heading back to the UK for a little while. Here’s how Dom describes Human Proof Designs:” This site exists to make starting a niche website that much easier. With the training on the blog, the ready-made sites we’ll sell, and the custom projects we’ll do, you will find that getting started doesn’t have to be as confusing as you first thought. ” Dom has done a fantastic job building his business to 6 figures over that past few years. I knew Dom from way back in the day when we were both working with affiliate websites and Dom's goal was to have 5 figure months. It's been great watching his journey.What's gotten Dom to the level of success he has right now is the team he's built in his business. So in this episode, we dive into how he's built that team.Enjoy the episode Dudes and Dudettes!Show notes: https://TMDshow.com/22FB Community: http://DudeBrood.com

In today's episode, I have two good friends of mine on the show to talk about utilizing goal planning to get shit done in your business... We talk about long term and short term goal setting.Tom and Ariana Sylvester are two people who CRUSH IT when it comes to planning and organisation. This was something I definitely needed help with so after we had a chat about my own goal setting I just HAD to bring them on the show.We dive into how with proper planning, you can achieve incredible things in your business. You won't we wasting time trying to find the right things to do and will have a roadmap to reaching your goals.Not only do we talk about how to apply this in your business but also with a family. Tom and Ariana have children and run 3... Yes, 3... Businesses so they have to have shit in check!Enjoy the episode dudes and dudettes!Show notes : https://TMDshow.com/21Facebook Community : http://DudeBrood.com

In today's episode, I have two good friends of mine on the show to talk about utilizing goal planning to get shit done in your business... We talk about long term and short term goal setting.Tom and Ariana Sylvester are two people who CRUSH IT when it comes to planning and organisation. This was something I definitely needed help with so after we had a chat about my own goal setting I just HAD to bring them on the show.We dive into how with proper planning, you can achieve incredible things in your business. You won't we wasting time trying to find the right things to do and will have a roadmap to reaching your goals.Not only do we talk about how to apply this in your business but also with a family. Tom and Ariana have children and run 3... Yes, 3... Businesses so they have to have shit in check!Enjoy the episode dudes and dudettes!Show notes : https://TMDshow.com/21Facebook Community : http://DudeBrood.com

In today's episode, I have Kay Fabella on to talk about finding your voice and building an audience in a language you don't speak fluently. Kay moved to Spain without speaking the language all too well (which you can tell with her travel story at the end haha) but has built a strong business with the Spanish-speaking world.Kay Fabella is a storyteller and communications strategist. She helps business owners around the world develop a communication strategy to meaningfully connect with their audiences — and meet their business goals. Kay is also a world-recognized author, speaker, and trainer. A Los Angeles native, she’s built her dream business from Spain to help bring brands to life in English and Spanish. She's also been featured in international media including The Huffington Post, El País and EFE Emprende.The woman has some skills!Show Notes: https://TMDshow.com/20FB Community: http://DudeBrood.com

In today's episode, I have Kay Fabella on to talk about finding your voice and building an audience in a language you don't speak fluently. Kay moved to Spain without speaking the language all too well (which you can tell with her travel story at the end haha) but has built a strong business with the Spanish-speaking world.Kay Fabella is a storyteller and communications strategist. She helps business owners around the world develop a communication strategy to meaningfully connect with their audiences — and meet their business goals. Kay is also a world-recognized author, speaker, and trainer. A Los Angeles native, she’s built her dream business from Spain to help bring brands to life in English and Spanish. She's also been featured in international media including The Huffington Post, El País and EFE Emprende.The woman has some skills!Show Notes: https://TMDshow.com/20FB Community: http://DudeBrood.com

In this episode, I have Paul Lam from the Path Hunters podcast on the show to talk about his first two weeks in Chiang Mai Thailand... The largest digital nomad hotspot in the world.Paul is a fella I got to connect with inside a digital nomad community who turns out also lives in Toronto! However, he recently moved to Chiang Mai and when we recorded this episode he'd only been there for 2 weeks.I thought it would be PERFECT to have Paul come on the show and have travel stories episode where we can talk about his experiences in Chiang Mai so far. I also talk about my experiences packing everything up and heading to another country as well.I hope you enjoy this episode dudes and dudettes!Show Notes : https://TMDshow.com/19Dude Brood FB Community : http://DudeBrood.com

In this episode, I have Paul Lam from the Path Hunters podcast on the show to talk about his first two weeks in Chiang Mai Thailand... The largest digital nomad hotspot in the world.Paul is a fella I got to connect with inside a digital nomad community who turns out also lives in Toronto! However, he recently moved to Chiang Mai and when we recorded this episode he'd only been there for 2 weeks.I thought it would be PERFECT to have Paul come on the show and have travel stories episode where we can talk about his experiences in Chiang Mai so far. I also talk about my experiences packing everything up and heading to another country as well.I hope you enjoy this episode dudes and dudettes!Show Notes : https://TMDshow.com/19Dude Brood FB Community : http://DudeBrood.com

In today's episode, I have Danielle Isbell from Snaps, Scribbles and Suitcases on the show where we discuss how safe solo travelling really is. There's always this preconceived idea that travelling alone is dangerous, well we bust through that.Danielle is a digital marketer and photographer from Seattle, WA USA, and with her husband, they're are about to begin their digital nomad existence. Their goal is to be international for at least a year and to still have freedom of location when they return to the US.Solo travel can be very safe so long as you're sensible and use a little common sense. I know people who've spent 6 months travelling around Africa solo without issues... People who've stayed in the homes of complete strangers without trouble.Now I'm not saying there isn't danger out there in the world, but that it's just not as dangerous as you'd thinkAnyway dudes and dudettes, I hope you enjoy this episode!Show notes can be found over at: https://TMDshow.com/18Dude's Brood FB Community: http://DudeBrood.com

In today's episode, I have Danielle Isbell from Snaps, Scribbles and Suitcases on the show where we discuss how safe solo travelling really is. There's always this preconceived idea that travelling alone is dangerous, well we bust through that.Danielle is a digital marketer and photographer from Seattle, WA USA, and with her husband, they're are about to begin their digital nomad existence. Their goal is to be international for at least a year and to still have freedom of location when they return to the US.Solo travel can be very safe so long as you're sensible and use a little common sense. I know people who've spent 6 months travelling around Africa solo without issues... People who've stayed in the homes of complete strangers without trouble.Now I'm not saying there isn't danger out there in the world, but that it's just not as dangerous as you'd thinkAnyway dudes and dudettes, I hope you enjoy this episode!Show notes can be found over at: https://TMDshow.com/18Dude's Brood FB Community: http://DudeBrood.com

In today's episode, I have my good friend Leah McHugh on the show where we discuss the differences and buzz around co-working spaces and co-living spaces.Leah McHugh has been traveling for the best part of the last 10 years and doesn't plan on stopping anytime soon. She got sick of fighting with TSA, so developed liquid-free shampoos and conditioners called Get Dirty With Me. You can use the hair powders dry for hair refreshing or add water for hair washing... Which is awesome because this is annoying at airports and Leah came up with a solution!We mention this briefly at the beginning of the episode and then we jump into our topic.Leah has been travelling all over the world and has tried out both co-living and co-working spaces... Whereas at the time of recording I hadn't tried out either. I have since been to a few co-working spaces and loved them, but now have my eyes set on trying out a co-living space I've linked to down below in the resources section.In this episode, we discuss the difference between the two and why you would want to be using either one. Leah brings her experience to the table in this episode and really gets be excited to try a few of the places out she mentions on the showEnjoy the episode dudes and dudettes!Show notes can be found over at https://TMDshow.com/17