Podcasts about libryia jones

In this episode, we speak to Libria Jones, a former IT project manager, about her program to take 30 people from all over the US on a journey of remote work and travel. We discuss her experience of leaving her comfort zone and taking the plunge, the different places she's traveled to, and her lessons on productivity and goal-setting.Quit Playing Small Book - https://amzn.to/2EENAbbWebsite - https://www.ahyianaangel.com/Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/AHYIANA.ANGEL/Timestamps:• Introduction of Libria Jones - 0:00• Libria's program to take 30 people on the road - 2:00• Living with her husband for a year - 5:00• Choosing less expensive destinations - 7:00• Experiencing homesickness - 9:00• Benefits of working remotely - 11:30• Key lessons for productivity - 15:30• Struggles of setting goals - 19:00This show is part of the Spreaker Prime Network, if you are interested in advertising on this podcast, contact us at https://www.spreaker.com/show/3221178/advertisement

This episode is a podcast swap with Matt Bowles of The Maverick Show podcast  (https://www.themaverickshow.com/ ). You can check out my episode (https://www.themaverickshow.com/podcast/177-moving-abroad-with-intention-and-empowering-black-women-to-flourish-in-the-foreign-with-christine-job/) with Matt and be sure to subscribe to his podcast!    Libryia Jones shares her experience traveling to Ghana with her daughter in 2019 for “The Year of Return” and discusses her (and her daughter's) reflections on Ghanaian culture, learning the history of the West African slave trade, and the feeling of being in a Black-majority country.  Libryia then opens up about her upbringing in Tallahassee, Florida, dreaming of world travel as a kid, and saving up for her first international trip at age 25.  She then talks about traveling to 40 countries, co-founding Wandering Moms, and organizing a 12-month trip around the world with her daughter and other families.    SUPPORT THE PODCAST Like this episode? Love the podcast? Please Buy Me a Coffee Ask Me Anything!    Check out these resources: WOC Podcasters Insiders Membership* Moving Abroad with Intention Guide Build a Business Abroad Guide The Maverick Show   *Affiliate links support this podcast and website at no extra cost to you! I appreciate your support! Flourishintheforeign.com ChristineJob.com

In this episode, Kaleem and Rick have a lively chat with Libryia Jones, Founder of Quit Commuting and Client Director at Amplifi.  Despite Kaleem's struggle recalling the details of their initial meeting, the three of us got along like old friends.Libryia has worked remotely in every way possible - as a W2 Employee, as a Freelancer, as a Digital Business Owner, and she even convinced her employer to let her work remotely! She even took her daughter and a group of people around the world for an ENTIRE YEAR in 2016!Libryia hosted the BIGGEST remote work conference and job fair for job seekers for 2 years running. She has an MBA in Finance from the Florida Agricultural and Mechanical University, and she has worked on enterprise software implementations for SharePoint Design, Microsoft Office, Sales Force, PeopleSoft, JIRA, and Zendesk.She's the real deal. But don't take our word for it. Tune in and hear for yourself! Thanks Libryia! 

In conversation with Libryia Jones, a leading remote work expert and co-founder of Wandering Moms talking about creating freedom in your life while working from anywhere.When her daughter was born, Libryia was in grad school, sharing a twin bed with her newborn, living on food stamps and WIC checks. When her daughter was around a year old, she saved up for her first international trip to Jamaica. Since then, she's visited 38 more countries, 14 of those with her daughter.Today, Libryia is a remote work advocate, coach and consultant based (for now) in Omaha working as an IT Project Manager.In 2016, she launched My Wander Year and took a group of 30 adults around the world for a year - and her daughter came along for the year! She then co-founded Wandering Moms, a 22,000 person community for moms who literally want to show their children the world.  Libryia recommends finding remote work on these websites:https://weworkremotely.comhttps://www.Remote.co https://www.Flexjobs.com    Find LibryiaWebsite: https://www.libryiajones.comInstagram: https://www.instagram.com/Libryiajones  YouTube (for live Q&A): https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCmgyj8f_jerwsg92f7itcGAGet the Remote Ready Bundle: https://www.libryiajones.com/the-remote-ready-bundle Wandering MomsFacebook group: https://www.facebook.com/groups/wanderingmoms Online: https://wanderingmoms.com/about/ Find Jessica Drucker Website: www.jessicadrucker.com Instagram:  https://www.instagram.com/jessicadrucker***Get Your FREE Move Abroad Checklist at www.jessicadrucker.com/checklist ***Episode Sponsors:Get Your Wanderfest Tickets at www.wanderfestevent.com/adventurecalls Stay safe abroad and get 10% off at HelpYouFind.Me at https://helpyoufind.me/go/1080/   

Dethra U. Giles and Libryia Jones, PMP, ACP, founders of Quit Commuting Conference (QuitCommuting.com), joined our CEO Lewis Maleh on The Recruitment Show live. The future of remote work will require many changes, including investing in digital infrastructure and freeing office space. For most companies, having employees work outside the office will require reinventing many processes and policies. The question is, will the benefits outweigh the drawbacks? Only time will tell, Lewis, Dethra and Libryia will be sharing their insights as well as the concept behind Quit Commuting Conference.

Welcome to another episode of the Digital Nomad Cafe Podcast.Today's guest is Libryia Jones from Libryiajones.com. Libryia helps companies implement software that organizes their data. She loves her job, the work she does, and the people she works with. Plus, it pays the soccer fees! Outside of the W2 job, Libryia runs a community of over 21,000 women who love to travel with (and without) their children. She teaches people how to find and land remote work. She is organizing The Biggest Remote Work Conference for job seekers. Topics we discuss:The art of applying for jobs with intention & making sure the company is a right fit for you. What to think about when looking for a remote job.How to stand out in the crowd in your application.Running a Remote Work Conference. Thank you for joining us in today's episode. Make sure to subscribe to the podcast and give us a Review on iTunes & a Follow on Spotify. Digitalnomadcafe.com for more episodes. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Amoya Shante founder of Single Moms Do Travel and Libryia Jones co-founder of Wandering Moms Community sit down with Kellee to discuss the delicate balance of raising children as single moms and broadening horizons by taking their kids around the world. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

LibryaJones shares her experience traveling to Ghana with her daughter in 2019 for “The Year of Return” and discusses her (and her daughter's) reflections on Ghanaian culture, learning the history of the West African slave trade, and the feeling of being in a Black-majority country.  Libryia then opens up about her upbringing in Tallahassee, Florida, dreaming of world travel as a kid, and saving up for her first international trip at age 25.  She then talks about traveling to 40 countries, co-founding Wandering Moms, and organizing a 12-month trip around the world with her daughter and other families.  Libryia talks about the value of world travel for kids, the unparalleled educational opportunities that travel provides, and the adaptability of kids to an itinerant travel lifestyle.  She emphasizes that kids can be a catalyst to travel, not an excuse to avoid travel, and that you should never let other people dictate the terms of your life.  She discusses travel as a parenting strategy, and the opportunities for alternative education through travel.  She then talks about the moms-only trips that she organizes, and discusses the importance of female-only travel spaces.  Libryia then talks about the importance of cultivating Black travel spaces, and share her perspective as a Black traveler on ‘safety', ‘comfort', and ‘belonging' abroad vs. in the U.S. Libryia then shares her top 3 favorite travel destinations and names her Top 5 hip hop artists of all time.  FULL SHOW NOTES AVAILABLE AT: www.TheMaverickShow.com

Wandering Moms is a community of over 20,000 women who are literally giving their children the world. Founded by Tanai Benard and Libryia Jones, Wandering Moms provides encouragement, information, and support for women who want to travel with and without their children. They also curate trips each year for families and for moms only. In this interview they discuss how they started Wandering Moms, their favorite destinations, the lack of diversity in the travel industry and what companies can do to bring about positive change. They also discuss how travel has changed due to the pandemic, what summer travel trends are looking like now and trips to look forward to in the coming years once this pandemic is over.You can find additional information about Wandering Moms at: https://wanderingmoms.com/

It’s time for Part 2 of our location independent kids episode! If you haven’t listened to Part 1, you can do that here Want to talk about taboos more? Check out our money episode! Voice memo from Mirje about how nomad life has changed since the arrival of her baby Kit’s fabled dislike of Bali FYI: The Green School is a fave nomad and nomad-adjacent spot and has some pretty amazing bamboo buildings We hear from Maire with some more controversial viewpoints about being nomadic with kids Our crypto expert Mariza pointed out that: digital nomad men call themselves ‘entrepreneurs’ while women call themselves freelancers Libryia Jones, founder of Wanderist Life and the Wandering Moms FB group   Do you have kids? Want them? Would never travel with them? Let us know your thoughts. Get in touch on hello@nomadandspice.com, or say hi on Twitter and Facebook, where you can also be part of our Nomad + Spice group! Don’t forget to send us a 5 star review on Apple Podcasts and support our Patreon page to help support feminist critique of the nomad community!   The Nomad + Spice theme tune is Yellow Sea – check out the wondrous Madame Gandhi to find more of her cool songs.

Can you be a nomad with a kid? We dig in Kyrie shares her plans for a location independent life with a family Check out Almost Fearless, the magazine for travelling families Nomadic kids education: world schooling, unschooling, homeschooling Read The Diabolical Genius of the Baby Advice Industry so you don’t have to worry about all the advice out there We interview Danielle Greason from VA Lifestyle Design Stay tuned for Part 2 of our location independent kids special next week! We’re chatting to Libryia Jones of Wanderist Life! Kids + Travel = ??? Let us know your thoughts. Get in touch on hello@nomadandspice.com, or say hi on Twitter and Facebook, where you can also be part of our Nomad + Spice group! Don’t forget to send us a 5 star review on Apple Podcasts and support our Patreon page to help support feminist critique of the nomad community! The Nomad + Spice theme tune is Yellow Sea – all hail Madame Gandhi.

Libryia Jones is living a two-fold dream:  building a business that allows her to travel around the world.  The Wanderist Life is a community of location independent (entrepreneurs or employees) mostly black professionals who travel the world for up to a whole year.  Libryia had always wanted to travel and live abroad but she just didn’t know how.  While in grad school, her professor recommended her for the perfect opportunity, but she was disqualified because she had a child.  Years later, another opportunity presented itself and Libryia was yet again disqualified because she had a child.  That’s when Libryia sprang into action and created a travel community that could accommodate people just like her.  In this episode, Librya and I talk about how the Wanderist Life travel program works, who it’s a perfect fit for, how they prepare their travelers for their trip, and in case you’re thinking well I’m not location independent, then Libryia has tips and resources to help you become location independent. Listen to the full episode to learn Libryia’s tips for overcoming challenges of building a travel business.  To find out more about this episode, go to www.artsteele.co/ep47-LibryiaJones

Libryia Jones (@wanderwomanic) has made it easier for people to have the experience of living in different places. Last year, she organized a trip for her and and more than thirty others to spend a year on the road. They lived in places like Prague, Cape Town, and my personal favorite, Medellin. If you've been listening to this show for awhile, you know that I'm a big advocate of travel. More accurately I'm a big advocate of mini-lives – living on a different place for a month or more at a time. It's a great way to grow and it just makes life interesting. But travel isn't always easy. You have to find a place to live and work, and it can be more fun if you have others to share the experience with. Libryia's company, Wanderist is organizing another trip. In fact, there are two opportunities to come through Medellin, so hopefully some listeners will check it out. In this conversation, we'll talk about: How did Libryia turn rejection into opportunity? She wasn't able to travel in other programs, so she made her own program. How does Libryia travel, even as a single mother? She has a refreshing point-of-view about seeing parenthood as a source of inspiration, rather than as a limitation. When you travel, you want to be safe. How does Libryia think about traveling to places that others might see as dangerous? Join Love Your Work Elite Support the show, get early access to episodes, as well as bonus masterclasses and office hours with me. Sign up at lywelite.com. Feedback? Questions? Comments? I love to hear anything and everything from you. Leave a review on Apple Podcasts, Tweet at me @kadavy, or email me david@kadavy.net.     Sponsors  http://skillshare.com/loveyourwork http://readwise.io/loveyourwork http://brandfolder.com/loveyourwork Show notes: http://kadavy.net/blog/posts/libryia-jones/

Host Ahyiana Angel chats with world traveler and the Chief Wanderist and Founder of mywanderyear.com, Libryia Jones. This is truly a can’t miss conversation if you’re currently grappling with the idea of change or looking to really do something big in life but finding it hard to take that first step. Libryia walks us through how she went from being a single mother working as a Project Manager in IT to living in international wonderlands like Thailand, Cape Town and Prague all in under a year with her daughter along for the ride! She gives us the inspiration and confidence that we can truly do anything. https://www.wanderistlife.com SPQ Resources - https://switchpivotorquit.teachable.comInstagram - https://www.instagram.com/switchpivotorquit/www.SwitchPivotorQuit.comWho is the host, Ahyiana?Ahyiana Angel is a traditionally published author and host of the Switch, Pivot or Quit podcast, who is affectionately known as the Chief Encourager. She is a seasoned executor who eventually blocked out the world’s ideas of success, quit her highly coveted position at the NBA, moved to London and traveled the world for a stint, then followed her passion in writing to find her purpose in encouragement. Persistence, Young Entrepreneur, Freedom, Addicted, American Hustle, Make Money Online, Motivational Quotes, Expedition, Steve Jobs, How To Start A Business, The Secret, Online Marketing, Time Management, How To Make Money, Law Of Attraction, Planet Money, Success Principles, Starting A Business

I denne episode taler jeg med fem digitale nomader i Chiang Mai, Thailand, som af mange betragtes som klodens digitale nomade hotspot.    Andrea Wilde fra Tennessee. Hun designer hjemmesider og skriver indhold. På sin blog afslører hun, hvor meget det koster hende at leve i Chiang Mai. Det er meget interessant - og sikkert mindre end, du tror.  WildeAtHeart.net   Ron Tuch fra Miami sælger ting på Amazon. Det er en meget interessant forretningsmodel og Ron er ret god til det, han gør. Han har også en blog, hvor han deler sine oplevelser.  RedPillRebellion.com   Libryia Jones fra Tallahassee, Florida startede sit projekt My Wander Year fordi hun selv havde et ønske om at rejse jorden rundt med sin datter. Nu tager hun en gruppe ligesindede med på en rejse, hvor de opholder sig fire forskellige steder på jorden i løbet af et år.  MyWanderYear.com    Amanda Day fra Missouri er i virkeligheden ikke nomade mere. Men sådan startede det. Hun er tøjdesigner og producerer nu sit tøj i Chiang Mai under navnet Tropical Bliss. TropicalBliss.com   Karl Chmielowiec fra Montreal, Canada er en ung fyr, der kom til Chiang Mai for at møde digitale nomader. Gennem venskab med andre iværksættere håber han at finde frem til, hvad han skal lave her i livet. Og det ser ud til at lykkedes for ham. Han er nu tilknyttet et thailandsk mode-brand, som han hjælper med at sælge online.    Episode sponsor: Hotels25.com   Abonnér på denne podcast i iTunes eller i din podcast app ved at søge efter RadioVagabond. Og så må du meget gerne skrive en anmeldelse i iTunes, hvis du da ka’ li’ hva’ du hører.     TO MY ENGLISH LISTENERS: Note that this episode also is available in English. Search "The Radio Vagabond" in your podcast app or in iTunes.

If you've ever wanted to travel the world and satisfy your wanderlust, then today's interview is for you! It's with the lovely Libryia Jones. Libryia is the founder of My Wander Year and she is the type of person who will look at the price tag on a designer handbag or a pair of shoes and think “I could get a plane ticket to Istanbul for that”. She checks google flights before she checks her emails. Her friends and co-workers don’t ask what she did over the weekend, they ask where she went. She keeps a carry-on packed with travel essentials ready to go at all times. She is a self-proclaimed Wanderist. Over the last two years, Libryia has become increasingly passionate about travel. But in between landings and take-offs, she's a single soccer mom and an IT Project Manager who loves cooking and doing DIY decor projects at home. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.