Podcast appearances and mentions of david hehenberger

http://www.tropicalmba.com/threescripts/ Dan and Ian have decided to use today's podcast to talk about a particularly difficult, but common issue in our community.  One of the biggest challenges that entrepreneurs face is adhering to the "life scripts" that society has written for us to follow. The cold, hard truth is that people's lives often don't go the way that they think they are going to, and the social scripts that lead us into the corporate rat race can frequently leave us wanting more out of life. Today's guest is someone that Dan and Ian have known for over 8 years. We hired David Hehenberger as a TMBA intern back in 2010. Using the skills he learned during his apprenticeship, he left to become an SEO consultant and ultimately started his own successful productized business called FatCat Apps. David joins us on this week's show to talk about three specific life scripts that are uniquely tailored for entrepreneurs. These scripts will help us to create the kind of financial independence that will ultimately allow us to live the kind of lives that we want, on our own terms.

David’s passion is to build useful things on the web. David is the founder of FatCatApps, where he makes WordPress plugins that run on more than 100,000 websites across the internet. He also runs a SaaS (Software as a Service) startup called LandingCube. http://davidhehenberger.com/ https://fatcatapps.com/ https://landingcube.com/ You also will find a full set of show notes here: https://www.wp-tonic.com/podcast/257-wp-tonic-show-interview-founder-fatcatapps-david-hehenberger/  

Welcome to Episode 32 of Mastermind.fm! Today masterminds Jean Galea and James Laws will be talking digital nomadism with David Hehenberger. David is the mind behind Fatcat Apps, a WordPress company helping bloggers, marketers, and business owners gain traffic and conversions with Fatcat plugins. David and Jean both consider themselves to be digital nomads, while James prefers to keep his feet in one place for the most part. Listen up and we'll dive into what digital nomadism means , how David and Jean got started with the nomad lifestyle, resources for others that want to travel themselves, and more! Shownotes are below but as always, tune in to hear the full story and all the exotic places these guys have been, and meet the shark that bit the internet (no really, you need to listen to this one)! What is Digital Nomadism? David defines a digital nomad as any digital worker who doesn't have a home base or headquarters. The digital nomad travels from place to place, often living out of a suitcase, going wherever their business takes them and working remotely the whole way. James compares it to the spirit of entrepreneurism itself, moving from place to place as an entrepreneur moves from idea to idea. Questions for David (& Jean!) Getting Started as a Nomad How did you get started on WordPress, development, and the nomad lifestyle? (David started out in Austria and, after completing an obligatory stint in the military, hopped on a plane for Thailand one day) Jean, how did you get started being a nomad yourself? (Jean made his first move from Malta, sick of living on an island as a young man, to Spain) Are there resources that either of you (David or Jean) would recommend to anyone thinking about taking up the traveling lifestyle? Where are you right now David? Where are some of the other places you've traveled recently? Jean where are some of the places you've been in your travels? The Nomad Lifestyle What are the best places for this kind of lifestyle? Is there space in digital nomadism for family? Can you do this with children? How to you remain productive without the typical daily 9-5 routine? Does it take some "settling in time" each time you arrive in a new location to become productive? How does the type of city you're in affect productivity? Is it tough to work full time in a popular vacation destination, for example? This lifestyle sounds very expensive- is it as expensive as it sounds and if so how do you deal with that? Working Nomads What kind of work are you doing right now, David? What do you think makes WordPress so well suited for the digital nomad lifestyle? Does the community that has grown up around WordPress make fitting in as you travel easier or harder? Is access to internet while traveling problematic? What is the experience like working with other people while traveling, finding partners to work with? How do you go through the hiring process as you travel? How do you put the word out that you're hiring as you travel? What does "typical" office culture look like for a nomad team? How do you handle paying your team? What are some of your favorite productivity apps? Featured on the Show: Fatcat Apps Zapier for Ninja Forms Nomad List Greenback Expat Tax Services Quiz Cat WP Migrate DB Pro Authentic Jobs Paypal Bitcoin Trello Slack Github Headspace Microsoft Outlook Calm

GFA062. Thanks everyone for being here with me today on episode 62 of Global From Asia podcast, had fun meeting David Hehenberger from Fat Cat Apps on his first ever trip to Hong Kong last week, got his company setup and HSBC account approved, good job man! Took a photo with him at the Azure Restaurant on top of Hotel Lan Kwai Fong I’ll put that on the show notes of today’s episode at GlobalFromasia.com/episode62. The post Dealing with Offshore Transactions and Filing in Hong Kong w/ Fion Sen appeared first on Global From Asia.

Welcome to WP-Tonic Episode 14. Today Jonathan and I are interviewing a 20 something Austrian who runs a business out of Bangkok, Thailand, but before we get into the show, I would like update you, the listeners, on what Jonathan and I are doing with our businesses. First,  to the surprise of many, we made it to episode 14 and we are  going strong producing podcasts together, getting better each and every episode! We are both building websites, improving techniques and developing new products.  Jonathan is working hard on his SaaS (Software as a Service) product Mail-Right and I am working on developing a process to help the new podcaster quickly integrate WordPress and new media so they can focus on podcasting.  At the first of the new year, Jonathan and I are starting a new WordPress Meetup Group  called WordPress and NewMedia for Reno Entrepreneurs and Businesses. The meetup will be oriented toward the small business owner and how they can better utilize WordPress and New Media into their businesses. It will  complement the current Reno WordPress Meetup Group which is oriented more at the technical side of WordPress, diving more into  PHP which is a server-side scripting language designed for web development and HTML or HyperText Markup Language. Guest David Hehenberger: Well this is the second of two interviews, you can find more about our guest on Episode 80 on Timelines of Success but now, let's  get to our show with, David Hehenberger. David is from Austria,  and he has been traveling the world for 4.5 years. He is currently in Bangkok, Thailand running his company, FatCat Apps, building amazing plugins with his team of coders. He is also co-host WPCAST.FM, a professional WordPress podcast. Now without further ado, let's get right into this episode of WP-Tonic with our guest David Hehenberger. Closing Technical Comments: Jonathan and I get asked often many questions about WordPress, New Media and Podcasting.  One of them is the type of microphone we use. In todays interview, I was using a Heil PR-40 with a pop filter and small mixer. This is one of the best setups you can have. The mixer, the pop filter and microphone cost just under $500 but a good substitute is the ART-2100 microphone which allows you to plug into your computer with a USB connections or go through a mixer. This dynamic microphone with a foam filter will do a great job and stop pops and outside noise. it cost less than $60. Jonathan was using a Blue Yeti microphone and a pop filter and he sounded very good. The cost is a little over $100. David was also using a Blue Yeti but without a pop filter. If you can listen closely, you can hear the a few pops. These pops are something hard to remove in post editing.  We were all connected on this episode with Skype, David was in Bangkok, Thailand, Jonathan in Carson City, Nevada and I was in Reno, Nevada. Again thank you for listening to WP-Tonic, We would appreciate it if you would go to iTunes and give us a review. The link is on the bottom and top of your show notes on this episode.   WP-Tonic is not only a WordPress maintenance and support service, but a twice weekly podcast about WordPress where we talk with some of the most successful people in WordPress development and online ma

TimelinesofSuccess.com  1.Click this text, go to iTunes,   2. Click "View in iTunes" blue button   3. Subscribe and give us a rating! Thanks! Today on Timelines of Success we have a Austrian guest who is coming to us from Bangkok, Thailand where he founded FatCat Apps in 2013 to build plugins that “scratch his own itch”. He’s had most of his plugin ideas while building WordPress websites and not being satisfied with the existing solution so with out further ado lets get right into the conversation with David Hehenberger BOTTOM LINE UP FRONT:  Figure out what you want to do with your life. Find work that you really enjoy doing and if you are running a business, look at outsourcing. BOTTOM LINE UP FRONT QUESTIONS:  Are you a MAC or PC and what brand of phone do you use? MacBook Air with memory upgrade and a Galaxy smart phone. What is your favorite technology, hardware or software? Internet What is your favorite quote? "Luck is opportunity meets preparedness," Lucius Annaeus Seneca, Roma Stoic Philosopher What are your favorite books? How to Get Rich: One of the World's Greatest Entrepreneurs Shares His Secrets, by Felix Denis LEISURE:   Started exercising at the gym, reading, traveling and spending times with friends. CONTACT INFORMATION:  . http://fatcatapps.com/ email: David@FatCatApps.Com Podcast: http://wpcast.fm/ YOUR FAVORITE FOOD: Japanese, and Vietnam Food

http://www.tropicalmba.com/fatcat/ I'm in Bangkok this week, getting set up for DC BKK and I was very excited to run into our good friend David Hehenberger from WPCast.fm and FatCatApps.com. His products help marketers drive conversions from their Wordpress sites. This is really a full-circle moment for us, as David used to edit the show in the early days of our Podcast. David has since downshifted to focus on building a software company that he felt would be sustainable and generate income on his own terms. We're gonna be talking with David about how he got his company off the ground, how difficult it really is to develop a software product, and the challenges of working within the Wordpress ecosystem.

It’s time for another Tropical Talk Radio podcast, which gets published every Friday afternoon (Hong Kong time). Here’s the link to subscribe in iTunes if you haven’t already done so. In this week’s episode Dan runs down David Hehenberger from Shopping Cart Labs in Ho Chi Minh City (Saigon), Vietnam. The guys talk pros and cons for Ho Chi Minh City as a hotspot for location independent entrepreneurs.

Does keyword research, on-site SEO, and link-building confuse you? Tune in to this episode with David Hehenberger from Shopping Cart Labs, where we go over SEO basics and best practices in E-Commerce. David was previously the in-house SEO operator for Modern Cat Designs in Episode #4 and other businesses, and has since taken his extensive SEO experience into his own ... The post #34: E-Commerce SEO with David Hehenberger from Shopping Cart Labs appeared first on Build My Online Store.