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This show will provide special coverage on the effects these tyrannical vax mandates are having here in Alaska as well as the lower 48. We will also cover the continuing shortage of all things necessary as well as how to plan ahead for future shortages. We will be joined by Bethel city employees Jim Boan and Jason Polk who chose freedom of choice over medical tyranny  and are now seeking new employment. Lori-ann Kellett from the Lucid Libertarian w/Lori-ann show Cohosts along side your regular host Doll

As mentioned in the podcast, subscribe to the newly revamped Introversion Podcast on YouTube!  Don't just listen, WATCH!  To get there, visit http://youtube.introversion.com (This URL will forward you directly to the YouTube channel.) Once there, hit that big red Subscribe button!  Comments, questions, [adulation?] always welcome. Email me at podcast@introversion.com and you can also keep in touch on social media... I'm @jaykaslo on pretty much every platform.

The Right is loosing its grip on culture, but is the Left really to blame? Step into your blue police box and strap in, because Freedomist's is jumping to light-speed in this week's humor filled episode on popular culture!

Many of us believe that there is no success without sacrifice. But is that true?As a self-proclaimed Freedomist, and author of a book about having your own Freedom Plan I happen to know that you can have a thriving business and a lifestyle you love at the same time.But it takes vision and then planning, discipline and systems to make sure you stay true to that vision.I’m always keen to learn from others as I love to layer on top of what I’ve already done and figured out, with more wisdom and strategies that work.So when David Finkel got in touch to talk about his Freedom Formula I was all ears.David is the CEO of Maui Mastermind, one of the world’s premier business coaching companies, which has worked with over 100,000 business leaders, helping them grow their companies and get their lives back.David’s clients enjoy an average annual growth rate five times higher than the average privately held company in the United States, and at the same time, these business leaders have dramatically decreased their working hours.Over the past 20 years, David and the other Maui coaches and advisors have personally started and scaled companies with an aggregate value of $63 billion.David eats his own cooking which has allowed him the time to start, scale, and sell multiple successful ventures, be on the boards of several other companies, all while holding his working hours to under 40 hours per week and taking 10 weeks of vacation each year.The Wall Street Journal bestselling author of eleven books, David’s syndicated business articles on Inc.com, Fastcompany.com, and Forbes.com have garnered millions of readers.His work has been featured in such prestigious media outlets as the Wall Street Journal, Bloomberg Businessweek, Fox Business, MSNBC, and Inc. Magazine.Impressed yet? You should be as David really does walk his talk.In this episode, David reveals:Why working longer and harder doesn’t pay off (and what actually does)Why the 80-20 principle doesn’t go far enough (and how to take it to its most productive extreme)How to operationalize the work/life balanceHow to escape the “time and effort” economyHow to structure the day and week to reclaim five or more hours each week in usable blocksWhat strategies to utilize to recover time and attention from distractionsPodcast ResourcesYou can learn more about David Finkel on MauiMastermind.comHow to Scale and Grow Your Business with David FinkelThe Freedom Formula: How to Succeed in Business Without Sacrificing Your Family, Health, or Life See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Natalie Sisson has traveled to seventy countries to date and lived on five continents, won a gold medal in World Championship Beach Ultimate Frisbee and smashed a World Record in Dragonboating with the Sisterhood. Natalie Sisson is the bestselling author of The Suitcase Entrepreneur, and a sought-after speaker, having spoken at TEDx Royal Tunbridge Wells, Problogger, FinCon, Social Media Marketing World. She is a contributor to Forbes and the Huffington Post and has been featured in many other publications and media outlets including 60 Minutes, Yahoo Finance, The Guardian and The Sydney Morning Herald.  The Huffington Post named her one of 50 Must-Follow Women Entrepreneurs in 2017. Natalie left the corporate world in 2009, and after co-founding a tech startup decided to focus on her blog, The Suitcase Entrepreneur. She turned it into the thriving multiple six-figure lifestyle business she can run from just a laptop and her smartphone. Her new book, The Freedom Plan provides step by step advice for anyone that wants to live the life they desire, while running a profitable business they love. You can reach Natalie at www.nataliesisson.com I’d love to hear your thoughts on this or any of my episodes. Hit me up at: tim@screwthenaysayers.com www.screwthenaysayers.com LinkedIn FaceBook Instagram

How can Natalie Sisson help you grow your location independent business (so it earns you enough money to travel)? Is it possible that having constraints can create more freedom? Tune in today as my favorite Kiwi and Freedomist, Natalie Sisson returns to give you 5 tips to create location independent income. Check out her new book, The Freedom Plan and access her free course to "Learn How to Build Your Online Business so You Can Work Less, Earn Multiple Revenue Streams and Live Your Dream Lifestyle." These tips will help you think about how you can design your life and your business into something that works with your travel lifestyle (or the travel lifestyle you want). Learn how you can be a digital nomad and live on the road or have a home base and travel whenever you want. You'll Learn: How to create your perfect day. Why it can actually be cheaper to travel full time. One way to monetize your knowledge. A really good strategy to automate your business. Ways to save you time and help you make money. Why freedom is always about choice. And so much more! Resources: Tortuga Backpacks. Aeropress. The Freedom Plan- Redesign Your Business To Earn More, Work Less And Be Free. Natalie Sission. Settling With The Nomad Spirit + The Beauty in Ugly. Natalie's Business Plan Template. Xero. 2018 Guide To Cheap Flights + How To Travel When You Work Full Time. Location Indie. Location Indie Podcast. Want more Zero To Travel podcasts? Head over to the archives now! Featured image courtesy of @nataliesisson

Natalie Sisson is a global adventurer and Freedomist who is on a mission to show busy entrepreneurs how to redesign their business to earn more, work less and have more freedom. She's a bestselling author, speaker, vlogger, podcaster and educator who's dedicated to sharing how to create smart systems, sales funnels, use outsourcing and life planning to truly live life to the full, and have a profitable business to support it. “Believe in yourself because nobody else is going to believe in you as much as you do. And give yourself permission to be your best self”…[Listen for More] Click Here for Show Notes To Listen or to Get the Show Notes go to https://wp.me/p6Tf4b-6AE

Is your mind is constantly on? Do you feel the need to declutter your head because it's always filled with thoughts and to-dos? Do you know you need to relax and recharge but can't figure out how?Well good news. There are a number of techniques that exist that you can adopt into your everyday life to cure a busy and cluttered brain and clear your mind both physically and spiritually.These are four simple yet effective techniques to give yourself some headspace:In this podcast I share: Four simple yet effective techniques to ways to give yourself some headspaceThe benefits of these techniques and how to adopt them into your everyday lifeKey resources to check out:How to Do Belly Breathing Like a ProRelease Meditation TechniqueUnleash Your Inner Genius By Journaling With PenzuIs Meditation a fad or a life changer?5 Simple Mindset Shifts To Help You Become Healthier & More SuccessfulIf you want more original ideas, tips, resources and a community to share your Freedomist journey with then join my free Facebook group here. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Today's featured guest is Natalie Sisson. The topic is "Freedom." Let the show begin. Biography and Connect Natalie Sisson is on a quest for Freedom. Up until now, she's taught thousands of entrepreneurs through her blog, podcast, videos and online education programs and membership to design a business and lifestyle they love by monetizing their skills, expertise and knowledge into a purpose-driven, location independent business. But it’s not enough. True freedom goes much deeper than that. It’s a mindset. In 2017 she has been embarking on bringing to life her Right2Freedom initiative, to undertake the first Global Research on Freedom. With a desire to understand it, define it and build a Freedom Framework that everyone can resonate with, plug into and better understand how they can have more personal freedom, each and every day. Natalie Sisson is a Freedomist - an advocate or adherent of freedomism. That simply means she is obsessed with freedom and believes it’s a privilege we all deserve the right to have.

Getting out of your comfort zone can be one of the best moves you ever make in life. It's just that getting out of it, is also one of the hardest. Take me for example, while I am known for being a massive action taker, I've found myself in this interesting conundrum. I kind of love my life right now and I don't feel a huge need to change much about it. Happiness is wanting what you have, so I'm very happy. Yet I've found myself taking life a little cruisy (well for me at least) and not pushing forward on projects or milestones like I have in the past. I haven't yet set revenue goals for this year (although I have done a personal and professional budget) and I still haven't started my first vlog. In the past these would have all been done swiftly and in typical 'Aries' all or nothing fashion. But I have these two gorgeous puppies to distract me and deprive me of sleep...and many more things going on that I reveal in this podcast. Yet I KNOW deep down that I have so much more to give, to achieve and to put forth in this world to help you become a Freedomist and live life to the full. So at which point is it ok to stick around in your comfort zone and when should you bust beyond it? I reveal all in this episode including: The benefits of getting out of your comfort zone (courtesy of myself and Tonya) How to know when to push yourself and when to enjoy your current state of happiness Why I'm grappling with this right now and how I've tapped into my deepest calling as a result A few of my fave podcasts I'm listening to right now Resources mentioned:  Stretching beyond your comfort zone - Productivity Paradox podcast Other podcasts I like: Tiny Leaps, Big Changes Waking Up Podcast Optimal Living Daily Podcast See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

#113: Natalie Sisson was tired of the corporate world. She wanted freedom, adventure and fulfillment. In 2008, she quit her job and co-founded a tech company -- but soon she discovered that running a company felt a lot like having a day job. Two years later, she quit her own company in order to truly strike out on her own. Since 2010, Natalie has run an online business from her laptop while traveling the globe. She's visited 70 countries, living out of a suitcase while running a lucrative six-figure business. She also owns investment real estate in Portugal and New Zealand. In this interview, Natalie and I discuss: - The four phases of entrepreneurship: The Dreamer, The Hustler, The Superhero and The Freedomist. - Why Natalie transitioned from a steady paycheck to the financially volatile life of an entrepreneur. - How Natalie coped when her bank account dwindled to her last $17. - The major family crisis that reinforced why freedom and flexibility matter more than any job. - How she bought a property in a foreign country. - How she manages an Airbnb rental property from halfway around the world. - Why a minimalist attitude towards possessions is crucial for a traveler and entrepreneur. Enjoy! Visit http://affordanything.com/episode113 for more information

For Natalie Sisson, doing anything which doesn't feel good for too long sets off an internal alarm. So, some 10 years ago, after too many days of feeling "off" at a corporate job...she quit. What's remarkable about her decision is that she didn't have a solid plan for what to do afterwards, but took the leap anyway. What unfolded from there is truly epic: 70 countries in 7 years, multiple online programs helping other digital nomads, a very popular podcast, her own book and a vast array of experiences that many only dream about. And, as she describes in this week's Ownstream Podcast, she mainly follows the simple breadcrumb trail of her excitement. She is comfortable not knowing what lays past the horizon. This outlook has given her the amazing ability to leap where others might balk. And, it has given her the conviction that others can do the same. She recently gave up the digital nomad lifestyle and now owns land in New Zealand and, with her partner, has a new vision of freedom and service. What's wonderful about this conversation is that Natalie believes that anyone can do this. The path she has walked isn't for the few. It's for those who decide it's for them. Consider yourself warned: this conversation might give you the clarity and motivation to decide to take the leap yourself. Enjoy! The post OS47: Natalie Sisson – Her Journey from Digital Nomad to “Freedomist” & More appeared first on Ownstream.

I am on a mission to help you find more personal freedom in your life every single day. That’s why I write this blog and produce the Quest for Freedom podcast. In order to make my mission a reality, I’ve been working on a bit of research background around what personal freedom really means to you and I. This is really what the true essence of this podcast is and it’s going to become much more about this from today on. That’s because, a couple of years back I had this HUGE vision. It was so big it scared me. How was little ol’ me going to conduct the world’s first research into freedom and create a framework that allowed people to figure out where they were on the scale of freedom?! Despite my fear (that always comes after a burst of enthusiasm at a new idea), I put together the vision at right2freedom.com and started getting survey responses when I put it out to my community. Maria Nicholas came on board to volunteer her time looking into how we could turn my vision into a framework and I created the 7 Phases. She flew over to New Zealand even to make it happen and we worked away looking into successful social enterprises, non profits and frameworks that have been proven out. I had my CFO at the time,  Jon Roberts, look over some of the survey responses and start to pull out some trends and findings - he liked data, I preferred the findings from it. I engaged with the group of lovely Right2Freedom volunteers, who’d taken the survey and then offered up their time to help in various ways as indicated here, to start helping with some initial research on articles, blogs and books to define freedom. Michelle Frost kindly headed up some Zoom calls to delve into this deeper with them. And then I stalled, and the project stalled. I left it alone for a bit, focused on my business and let other things distract me away from it.  It still felt too big. Then, along came the idea for this blog and podcast. What about doing the research and experimenting real-time, on my own journey to personal freedom, while helping others. That felt much more doable. A way to dip into it and make some progress, without letting the pressure of my own expectations get to me. A few months ago, after a discussion with one of my Freedom Plan members Nina Frankowski, I felt reinvigorated with this project. She, like me, is fascinated by freedom and loved the concept behind Right2Freedom. With her background of making sense of research and data and analysing into something meaningful, she set to work looking at everything that had been done to date, to pull this into a framework. It felt like overnight she brought to life what I had been dreaming of from the beginning. She dug through the surveys and found the nuggets of gold. And now with over 600 global responses and counting, she’s done an incredible job of making sense of it all. Then a few weeks ago, I asked the team at Lifehack if I could write a topic on personal freedom and unleash the first initial findings and thoughts behind this framework in the blog post. They loved the idea, and so as a contributing writer I published this piece originally It’s based on some of the ideas in my TEDx Talk, but it’s the first time I’ve released this information around this new freedom framework that I am working on. So with Lifehack’s permission, I’m sharing the article here (and on the podcast). How to Break Free From Your Own Constraints And Live the Life You Want I’d like you to imagine waking up tomorrow with no limitations whatsoever. How would you spend your day? Who would you spend it with? Where in the world would you be? How would you feel? Over the past 6 years I have asked hundreds of people this question. And guess what? 99% of them have no idea how to answer it. They have never thought about what their perfect day looks like, let alone how to describe it in vivid detail. Somewhere along the way, people stopped chasing their dreams. They stopped imagining what their perfect day looks like and they started handing over the reigns to society who told them what to do and how to live. I found myself in this place too, where I’d given away my freedom. And I wanted it back. What Exactly Is Freedom According to the Oxford Dictionary, it’s the power or right to act, speak, or think as one wants. But is that really what true freedom means to you? I shared in my TEDx talk The Surprising Truth About Freedom that I believe freedom is a right not a privilege, and it’s up to YOU to create your own freedom plan. I personally spent the last 6 years living out of a suitcase, traveling the world to 69 countries. I did this because I wanted to explore the world and experiment with living and working from anywhere and everywhere until I designed and created my perfect freedom business that supports my ideal lifestyle. Then in early 2017, I chose to flip my life 180 degrees when I bought a beautiful house and 2.5 acres of land in New Zealand with my partner, got five chickens and an adorable puppy and put down roots. I discovered a different type of freedom that’s based around family, friends and a sense of community, as well as a profound connection to being on nature’s doorstep for my ideal lifestyle. Why Freedom Feels So Elusive As I’ve already stated, your version of freedom is totally unique to you, so it’s up to you to choose. Freedom for some people it’s sailing around the world. For others it’s living in a yurt in the forest. For others it’s the right to vote. To get married, or stay single. To have a beautiful home or to have no home at all. When I ask people if they feel free, they almost always respond with saying that the answer depends on something out of their control. For example “when I have more money and feel financially free”. Or “when I can make my own schedule and do what I want”. Or “when I’ve quit my job and can do my own thing”. Or “when I don’t have to be stuck in one place”. THEN I’ll be/ feel free. Here’s the thing that most people don’t realize though: Freedom is a state of mind rather than a specific condition of existence. True freedom starts with your thoughts, and freeing yourself from your own inner critic, or limiting beliefs that tell you what you are and aren’t capable of. We may not have been born with the same privileges, access to education, money or political rights, but we are all given the same amount of time in a day to pursue our dreams and make them a reality. And if we can’t control our external circumstances, we can definitely control our internal ones. Freedom is the possibility to have choice and purpose helps you choose. Freedom is the space around you, where your purpose is your compass showing you where to move in that space. Choosing Your Version of Freedom I’m obsessed with Freedom and the definition of it. I created the Right2Freedom survey to ask people this very question. Over 500+ responses later and there is ONE universal truth emerging. Freedom usually is split into positive and negative freedom. “Freedom from” (absence of constraints) and “freedom to” (freedom to do what we want). There is also a third level “freedom to be”, which is also a positive freedom but on a deeper emotional level; inner freedom. It is this inner freedom that I believe is the most important, and that we intend to research further. Your definition of freedom may be completely different to mine, but one thing remains the same, it’s our ability to CHOOSE that makes us feel truly free. Through the answers we’ve collected so far we’ve identified four elements of freedom. Flexibility – What you want, when you want and where you want. In short this is independence and choices free from restrictions. Self-actualization – This is about fulfilling your dreams, being free to pursue your passion while being free from judgement. This is strongly linked to doing work of your choice – a career or business you love. Responsibility – Creating stability for yourself and others by having control of your own security, health and financial situation ultimately makes you feel more free. Contribution – The ability to contribute, help others and to make an impact is a feeling of freedom on a whole other level. Going For More Freedom How do you go for achieving more freedom? Follow these baby steps: Step 1 – Awareness of (your) definition of freedom (what do you want) Not many people have truly thought about the definition of freedom and what it means to them personally, but when asked, most can tell you a few things that makes them feel free. These are usually literal things they attribute to the meaning of freedom. So ask yourself the question “What makes me feel free?” Then write down your answers, discuss them with friends and start the conversation with people who matter in your life. Step 2 – Understanding of (your) needs and purpose of freedom (why do you want it) Not everyone thinks about why they define freedom a certain way, but everyone does have a deeper reason for why they desire freedom. If you understand your needs and reason for wanting those “freeing” things in life, it is easier to achieve them. Again, write down your why. Why do you want more freedom? Step 3 – Action: map out personal plan (how can you get it) Mapping out a plan needs to be done on an individual level based on your needs and wants, so who is better suited to do it but you? It starts by getting very clear on your ideal lifestyle and what that looks like to you. Let the questions at the beginning guide you to finding your answers. For more expert guidance, you can start by picking up a copy of my book The Suitcase Entrepreneur: Create Freedom in Business and Adventure In Life. In it I talk you through the three stages of Mindset, Business and Lifestyle that have personally led me to being a Freedomist, and thousands of others. So, what does freedom mean to you? Reclaim Your Time Today. Join my Outsource Like a Rockstar Freedom Lab starting October 10th. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Natalie Sisson is a dear friend and a huge inspiration for thousands of people all around the world. Natalie is originally from New Zealand, has a dual citizenship in New Zealand and the United Kingdom, has travelled to 70 countries to date and lived on 5 continents. Natalie is a bestselling author, inspiring keynote speaker and established a multiple six figure business. She self-describes her as a “Freedomist". Natalie believes that your business should allow you to live your ideal lifestyle, not take over it. Sicher dir jetzt kostenlos das ultimative DNX Erfolgskit für Online Unternehmer mit meinen 7 Erfolgsgeheimnissen für deine persönliche und finanzielle Freiheit

Natalie Sisson is a Freedomist, a word she invented to describe how she does business to support the lifestyle she wants. Natalie has lived in 69 places up till now, exploring, playing Ultimate Frisbee, surfing, going to conferences and taking her very successful business with her. Natalie teaches others how to choose their own Freedom Lifestyle and then how to go get it! In this episode you'll hear about: • The virtue of being organized, detailed and knowing your intentions (setting priorities and seeing them through by being clear). • What the ‘nomad' lifestyle can offer and the challenges being an opportunity for growth. • Asking what you want from life – really, why not ask? • The Freedom Plan – learn from Natalie, in a comprehensive program, how you can apply her ideas to your own life and get some of what she has and you deserve. • Working on your mindset, your business model and lifestyle (what do you want for yourself?) Links mentioned: • Freedom labs • Wherever I Lay My Hat Lyrics • Natalie's TEDx Talk  Where to find Natalie: • Suitcase Entrepreneur (Natalie's website) • Natalie's Twitter 

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