Podcasts about location indie

I take having a "gratitude exercise" from 0 to 100 with why I drink champagne. Everyday. This story happened while attending a retreat with Location Indie and Sensophy. You can learn more about that here: https://www.sensophy.com/youreinvited/

Tepozlan, Mexico is a special place in the world. This story happened while attending a retreat with Location Indie and Sensophy. You can learn more about that here: https://www.sensophy.com/youreinvited/

Today, I'm joined by my friend Travis Sherry to learn how to use real estate and short-term rentals to support your travel lifestyle. Whether you're new to the game or a real estate pro, this episode has value for everyone! Travis and his wife Heather combined their love for travel and real estate to build a thriving short-term rental business. One of their properties has even been featured in Conde Nast Traveler as one of the top 14 best beach rentals in the United States! Travis is also the founder of the travel community Extra Pack of Peanuts and the co-founder of Location Indie, a global community for people looking to travel and work from anywhere in the world. In this episode, Travis breaks down his top five strategies, from the lowest monetary investment to the highest. He'll dispel common myths, share his favorite hacks, and we'll explore some key mindset shifts that will completely change your perspective on real estate. What was your biggest takeaway? Which strategy will you try first? I'd love to hear your thoughts and hope you'll share them by sending me an audio message. Premium Passport: Want access to the private Zero To Travel podcast feed, a monthly bonus episode (decided on by YOU), exclusive content, direct access to me to answer your questions, and more? Click here to try Premium Passport for only $1. Tune In To Learn: The misconception about real estate Travis' story with real estate and how he ended up in North Carolina Why you shouldn't be intimidated by real estate or more experienced investors The biggest advantage that has served Travis more than anything else The easiest way to get started and make money while you travel How to get in the game without purchasing any property How to house hack and get creative with your property or home to generate income How to earn passive income with short-term rentals The benefits of investing and the unique way he's leveraging investment properties Travis' top resources to dive into real estate and his best advice for getting started And so much more Resources: Join Zero To Travel Premium Passport Subscribe to our FREE newsletter Today's Sponsors - Airbnb, US Bank, Uncommon Goods Learn about Location Indie and Extra Pack of Peanuts Listen to his short-term rental series on the Extra Pack of Peanuts podcast Travis' resources - Zillow, Redfin, LoopNet, AirDNA, BiggerPockets  Want More? How to Get Incredible Airbnb Deals (and Save More Money) with Zach Busekrus from Sponstayneous How To Use Airbnb to Fund Your Travels (Even If You Don't Own Anything Or Live Anywhere) The Paradise Pack Sessions: Jasper Ribbers from The Traveling Dutchman on Renting Your Home Out on Airbnb Thanks To Our Sponsors Sometimes, it just makes more sense. Book your next group stay with Airbnb! This episode is also sponsored by US Bank's Altitude Connect Visa Signature Card, with the ability to earn up to 5x the points on travel-related expenses like hotels, and rental cars, this card will get you the most return on your next trip.  Get 15% off your next gift from Uncommon Goods by visiting uncommongoods.com/travel.

Have you considered a ski trip to Bulgaria? Are you thinking about traveling with a group but unsure if it's right for you? Today I'm back on the mic with Travis Sherry, founder of Extra Pack of Peanuts and co-founder of Location Indie, to talk about our recent group trip to Bulgaria. Through his community and podcast, Extra Pack of Peanuts, Travis teaches travel lovers how to find the best flights and experience amazing trips that fit their lifestyle and budget. He's also the co-founder of Location Indie, a community that helps people discover different ways to travel and work from anywhere in the world.  In this episode, Travis and I share our impressions of Bulgaria, what it was like to travel with 19 people, the pros and cons of group travel, and why you may want to consider this style of travel for yourself. You'll also hear about Camp Indie, an adult summer camp and conference in June that you don't want to miss! Where would you want to go on a group trip? I'd love to hear your thoughts and hope you will share them by sending me an audio message. Premium Passport: Want access to the private Zero To Travel podcast feed, a monthly bonus episode (decided on by YOU), exclusive content, direct access to me to answer your questions, and more? Click Here To Try Premium Passport For Only $1 Tune in to Learn: Planning a trip to Bulgaria  Framing a trip for play instead of being in work mode  Impressions on travel in Bulgaria How we've become lazy travelers (don't make these mistakes!) Our thoughts on Bulgarian food Connecting with locals and Bulgarian stereotypes Skiing in Bansko and Borovets Affordability, mountain culture, and things to do Why you should consider group travel  An opportunity to join Trav at Camp Indie And so much more Resources: Join Zero To Travel Premium Passport Subscribe to our FREE newsletter Today's Sponsor, Altitude Connect Visa Signature Card Check out Extra Pack of Peanuts Learn more about Location Indie Sign up for Camp Indie and save $150 with the promo code 'ZERO' Want More? Up and Coming Destinations (And Digital Nomad Hotspot): Bulgaria with Mitko Top 5 Countries For Solo Travelers, The Future of Tourism, and Making An Impact with Matt Berna from Intrepid Travel Hot and Cold Edition: Cheap Flights In Asia + Budget Ski and Snowboard Travel Thanks to our Sponsors This episode is sponsored by US Bank's Altitude Connect Visa Signature Card, with the ability to earn up to 5x the points on travel-related expenses like hotels, and rental cars, this card will get you the most return on your next trip.  Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Travis Sherry takes us on his journey growing up in Philadelphia, studying abroad in Switzerland, getting married, and traveling the world with his wife.  He talks about their experience teaching English in Japan for two years before founding “Extra Pack of Peanuts” and becoming location independent entrepreneurs.  He shares his ups and downs on the entrepreneurial rollercoaster, opens up about his biggest setbacks, and reflects on his biggest breakthroughs, lessons and leverage points along the way.  He explains how he did a $350,000 launch of an information product bundle, how he grew his podcast to over 6 million downloads, and what he would do differently if starting from scratch today.  He then talks about his travels, including some of his biggest mishaps like illegally crossing the border from Bosnia into Croatia, not having enough blank pages in his passport to leave Singapore, and losing his laptop while traveling through Indonesia and India.  He then talks about building the “Location Indie” community and hosting “Camp Indie”—an adult summer camp for digital nomads!  And, finally, Travis reflects on what travel means to him.  FULL SHOW NOTES AVAILABLE AT: www.TheMaverickShow.com

JOIN US this summer June 16-19 at Camp Indie! An adult summer camp and "unconference" weekend of growth, learning and fun with the Location Indie team (and yes, I'm on the speaker lineup and will be teaching drone workshops and moooore!)Learn about Camp Indie: http://bit.ly/3kECGv5Read more in the full blog post!https://whereintheworldiscl.com/dont-miss-this-epic-adult-summer-camp-with-camp-indie/Referenced in this episode:Podcast episode about Taking a chance on peoplehttps://whereintheworldiscl.com/the-risk-of-taking-chances-can-lead-to-lifes-greatest-rewards/ Nora podcasthttps://whereintheworldiscl.com/a-professional-hobo-that-says-yes-to-that-crazy-thing/My podcast with Location Indie about droneshttps://podcasts.google.com/feed/aHR0cDovL2xvY2F0aW9uaW5kaWUubGlic3luLmNvbS9yc3M/episode/bG9jYXRpb25pbmRpZS5wb2RiZWFuLmNvbS9lNWRmNzBkNi1mNmI0LTM4ZDctODUzYy00Mjg1OTgxYTQ3YTU?sa=X&ved=0CAUQkfYCahcKEwiYj-KLlpP-AhUAAAAAHQAAAAAQAQ Referenced in this episode:Podcast episode about Taking a chance on peoplehttps://whereintheworldiscl.com/the-risk-of-taking-chances-can-lead-to-lifes-greatest-rewards/ Nora podcasthttps://whereintheworldiscl.com/a-professional-hobo-that-says-yes-to-that-crazy-thing/My podcast with Location Indie about droneshttps://podcasts.google.com/feed/aHR0cDovL2xvY2F0aW9uaW5kaWUubGlic3luLmNvbS9yc3M/episode/bG9jYXRpb25pbmRpZS5wb2RiZWFuLmNvbS9lNWRmNzBkNi1mNmI0LTM4ZDctODUzYy00Mjg1OTgxYTQ3YTU?sa=X&ved=0CAUQkfYCahcKEwiYj-KLlpP-AhUAAAAAHQAAAAAQAQ  

It has been a minute since we did a podcast but that is because we are imagining what this season is going to look like moving forward. During this episode, Trav is contemplating the seasons of life and how they have to end before new ones can begin. This can be exciting and terrifying all at once but it can also be a relief to realize that these moments are a part of the journey. Take a listen and see where are Trav's thoughts in this current season and what the future of the Location Indie podcast is going to look like. What season is your life currently in? Let us know over on Instagram! Important Links Saying Goodbye - Jason's Farewell Podcast Location Indie - Join The Newsletter (scroll to the bottom of the page) Lifestyle Launch Academy  

I had the pleasure of chatting with Trav and Jason from Location Indie about my travel, wellness, and entrepreneurship journey. Join the Nomad Crew Collective! If you're looking for curated opportunities and intimate access to the knowledge that's going to help you travel better, longer, and make money online, we're it baby! We have monthly… Continue reading Location Indie Interview with Trav + Jason The post Location Indie Interview with Trav + Jason appeared first on Black Women Travel Podcast.

This is a hard one as change is oftentimes difficult. We are saying goodbye to one-half of the founding team at Location Indie and that is never easy. We are very excited about the new journey that he is going on and we get to watch him succeed in all the new ways that we know he will.  While we will miss our friend on the business end of things, he is still our friend and that will never change so family vacations, podcast guesting, and late-night phone calls will still be happening. Don't worry though because the LI podcast, community, and Lifestyle Launch Academy is still going strong and won't be going away anytime soon.  Change isn't inherently bad but a chance to redesign, rethink, and reimagine a bigger and better version of your life and how you live it. This is a good thing! We will miss you, brother! Important Links Zero To Travel Podcast Location Indie FREE Lifestyle Freedom Guide  

We heard (& loved) your requests and are going to be exploring some different location independent careers throughout this year. If you have a specific type of work you want us to speak about (or bring on an expert) then hit us up at team@LocationIndie.com. But for today, Lynne & Kaycee are getting into what is a community manager, what tasks are expected, and what are the goals of a CM. They speak from years of experience running the Location Indie community as well as tons of Facebook Groups, and other types of paid and non-paid communities. If you have ever wondered what it is like to be a CM and are interested in learning more about this type of work then hang out with us as we get into the nitty-gritty. If you are running your own community then this may also help guide you as well. We hope you enjoy this episode and please let us know if you want to hear more from the ladies of LI by shooting us an email at team@locationindie.com or tagging us in a post on Instagram. Important Links Wander Your Way - Lynne Nieman Count On Me Virtual Assistant - Kaycee Bowen  

What happens when someone in Canada, Thailand, and New York sit down with Trav to discuss lifestyle freedom?  Well...it gets deep...and fun...and we all learn what it's like to have 5 daughters (true story!) This is part of our Location Indie podcast, hence the different opening.  If you like it, check out Location Indie in your podcast feed!

I sit down with 5 amazing contributors to the Paradise Pack 2022 to discuss their journey to lifestyle freedom...and also to talk about eating chocolate poured over your hands (true story!) This is part of our Location Indie podcast as well, hence the different opening.  If you like it, go check out Location Indie in your podcast feed!

In today's episode of the As Told by Nomads Podcast, join me and Jason Moore as we talk about how he built the lifestyle that allows him to pursue and make a career out of his passion for traveling. As the co-founder of the community platform Location Indie and the host of Zero to Travel Podcast, Jason helps us understand how passion for traveling differs from other passions, the main goal of Zero to Travel and Location Indie, what shapes leadership, his view on how communities are formed, and so much more.Traveling – A long time loveSome forms of passion are like sparklers. Sparklers are hot and bright when ignited or sparked. But shortly after, they, too, quickly fade away. They give out this attractive display only to die off faster. Some passions are like that. Some people start them and last months or a year until a new passion is found. Conversely, traveling is not like that. Although, pursuing passion is not always as easy as cake. Jason shares that there'll be times when you'll think, "I can't do this anymore." But despite that, things somehow always find a way to win him back. About Jason Moore:After college, Jason was clueless about pretty much everything, including how to realize a dream to travel the world. Having little money and over $20,000 in student debt didn't help. Not one to give up easily (except when he attempted to run long distances). Trav and Jason started their community because they knew that getting around other like-minded people on the same path just plain works. Not to mention it's a TON of fun.Outline of the episode:[03:40]Jason Moore – on starting a podcast right after college[09:00]How Jason managed to release podcast episodes every week for the past eight years[15:19]What problems do Zero to Travel and Location Indie aim to solve?[18:49]Jason Moore – on finding his wife and the desire for location independence[29:05]Limiting beliefs can have an impact on one's identity[35:19] Give yourself permission to take yourself more seriously[42:39]Some leaders just don't get the goal of leadershipResources:Zero to Travel website: https://zerototravel.com/Podcast: https://zerototravel.com/travel-podcast/Location Indie website: https://locationindie.com/Connect with Tayo Rockson and the As Told By Nomads Podcast on:Personal Website: https://tayorockson.comUYD Management: https://uydmanagement.com/UYD Collective: https://tayorockson.com/uyd-collectiveLinkedin: https://www.linkedin.com/in/tayorockson Podcast: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcastTwitter: https://twitter.com/TayoRockson See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Today is a little bit different in that it is not just Jason & I on today's episode. In fact, we have the LI team with us today and you are going to have the chance to get to know Lily, Lynne, and Kaycee plus hear their stories of how they got to location freedom. Going forward, we will be handing over the mics to the team from time to time to get their unique perspectives on the triangle of freedom, entrepreneurship, digital nomadism plus a lot more. Do you like hearing from the team as well as J & I? Let us know over on Instagram @LocationIndie. Important Links Location Indie FREE Lifestyle Freedom Guide Learn more about Lynne's travel planning company at Wander Your Way Learn more about Lily's Book on her website Learn about Kaycee's virtual assistant business on her website  

In this episode, Jason and Amrit talk about how committing to what you really want can change your life in so many positive ways. They dive deep into podcasting and travelling, how travelling helps you become more resourceful which can be applied to entrepreneurship, how being a digital nomad can help you live a sustainable travel life and why it is so important to have other people's perspectives. Jason chose a travel lifestyle straight out of college. Despite having $20k in student debt, he followed his heart and went backpacking through Europe. This experience made him determined to make travel part of his life in a more permanent way.His travel lifestyle has changed over the last 20 years. He crossed the USA by car, worked as a tour manager for a famous indie rock band, and spent a decade working as a digital nomad with various businesses. After his own experience travelling the world for a decade, he founded a location independent community and a podcast, through which he has mentored hundreds of entrepreneurs, helping them build a side hustle and break free of their 9 to 5 job so they can do more of what they love in life. Podcasting has changed his life. He believes it helps listeners and you as well. It helps you walk in someone else's shoes which gives you a new perspective to learn from. Jason Moore is the founder of the Zero To Travel Podcast, where he helps people travel the world no matter what their situation or experience is. He's also the co-founder of the Location Indie community, Camp Indie and the Lifestyle Launch Academy.Travelling is about being respectful and adjusting your behaviour to the different communities and cultures. It is a time for reflection. You can learn from new perspectives and realise that the way you have been raised is just one perspective amongst so many more. This is an opportunity to start questioning your beliefs and have thoughts of your own.Putting self development expectations on any trip can only lead to disappointment. There is a chance you don't find what you are looking for. Jason encourages people to just dive in and live the experience as it comes.With solo travelling you get to have very interesting interactions. It takes you out of your comfort zone, you realise how resourceful you are and learn how to do things on your own in a much more comfortable way. It can be frightening for many people depending on their cultural background; the media messages that you have been bombarded with within your circle year after year. You need to act in spite of your fears because if not you will never get to do the things you want to do. Tune In: Welcome Jason Moore to Inspired Evolution!: (00:00:00)How podcasting changed Jason's life: (01:40)The importance of holding opposed ideas in your head: (03:14)Identifying parts of ourselves when travelling: (05:20)About solo travel: (09:13)Fear around travel :(15:23)Jason's journey moving out of fear: (20:50)Favourite places Jason has been to: (25:17)Whether Jason is the same person or not in each country he visits?: (28:19)Why did Jason move to Oslo?: (31:58)Helping people be location independent through the community: (37:46)Does an adventurous personality help be a business owner?:(41:22)What led Jason to success: (45:57)About following your heart: (48:30)Inspired Evolution according to Jason: (49:15)For all the links go to: inspiredevolution.com/explore-the-worldSupport this show http://supporter.acast.com/inspiredevolution. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Today is a bit of a more random show because we are answering 7 questions that we have seen in our Location Indie community. We are responding to these with gut reactions and then more thought-out answers so this one should be interesting, to say the least. We will cover travel and business so sit back with your favorite beverage and give this episode a listen. What are your answers to these questions? Let us know over on Instagram @LocationIndie. Important Links Location Indie FREE Lifestyle Freedom Guide Yo Dat's Rank Podcast Laundry House on Spotify

Jason Moore shares his journey growing up in the suburbs of Philadelphia and creating an unconventional path to start traveling the world.  He shares mishaps from his first backpacking trip and highlights from a hitchhiking race around Scotland.  He reflects on the impact of his travel experiences and gives some tips on ‘traveling deeper' and connecting with locals.  He then talks about founding the “Location Indie” community and the “Lifestyle Launch Academy” where he has mentored hundreds of location independent entrepreneurs.  Jason also talks about his podcast, Zero to Travel.  He reflects on how he got over 8 million downloads and distills down some actionable tips for other podcasters.  He also talks about founding “Camp Indie” and how you can attend the next live event!  FULL SHOW NOTES AVAILABLE AT: www.TheMaverickShow.com

If you like travel podcasts, then you may already be familiar with this week's guest. Jason Moore is the host and creator of the top-rated Zero To Travel podcast, on which he shares thoughtful interviews, unconventional perspectives, and actionable advice to help people travel the world on their own terms. He's also the co-founder of the Location Indie community and the Lifestyle Launch Academy, through which he's mentored hundreds of budding entrepreneurs, helping them build a side hustle and break free of their 9-5 so they can do more of what they love in life.  On this episode, Jason and Esme discuss the highs and lows of his first big solo trip backpacking through Europe on the Interrail. Ultimately, Jason says the experience made him determined to make travel part of his life in a more permanent way. If you've dreamed of becoming a digital nomad, this episode is a must-listen.  Follow Jason on Instagram @zerototravel and find out more about the Zero To Travel Podcast here. Learn more about Full-Time Travel by visiting fulltimetravel.co and follow us on Instagram @full_time_travel. Be sure to rate, review, and follow so that you don't miss out on travel tips, inspiration, and your potential next adventure!  

Jason Moore is the founder of two popular websites and podcasts, Zero to Travel and Location Indie. He's an all round great guy, superb interviewee (and interviewer by the way) and has a lot to say about the future of travel and where we can all make a difference. Jason is passionate about helping people grow businesses online, whether they be travel-related or not, but most of his audience are digital nomads or travel fans. His community is made up of like-minded individuals who all value self-actualisation and freedom over status and money.

In this episode of the Find Calm Here Podcast, I speak with Lynne Nieman, the community manager for the Location Indie Community, a Mighty Network for those seeking to leave the 9-5 life and become location independent. This is the third part of a series of interviews spotlighting the Location Indie Mighty Network.  She shares her experiences in being a member of the community and connecting with a tribe of like-minded people who've supported her in launching her travel planning business, Wander Your Way, which focuses on resources for European travel. With the support of the Location Indie community, she's been successfully blogging about travel and just launched a podcast that shares her experiences exploring the expansive regions of Europe. During this episode we discuss: 9:04 Lynne shares her member experience when joining Location Indie15:57 Hiring from within, recruiting a community manager from a Mighty Network 20:37 Attributes for being a great Mighty Networks community manager 23:07 Training a community manager on the Mighty Networks platform29:16 The value of paying for a community manager 37:01 Foundations of creating a community for success with a safe space and encouragement About Find Calm HereI'm Deb Schell, creator, and host of the Find Calm Here Community, a Mighty Network.Inside the Find Calm Here Community, I bring together Mighty Network Hosts who feel overwhelmed with launching a community, cultivating contribution, and creating an onboarding plan with the tools, resources, and support they need to find calm so that they can confidently create a community on the platform.The FCH Community is now exclusively for Mighty Network Hosts so that they can find calm building a Mighty Network. Learn more about the tools & resources that I use with my clients to help you have a successful launch, grow your membership, and tackle any challenge with the support of peers in a safe space that's affordable and enjoyable!Join for FREE - Sign up with a 2-month Free Trial

In this episode of the Find Calm Here Podcast, Callie Mickle, a member of Location Indie, a Mighty Network shares her experience in being a community member in our second part of this three-part series spotlighting the Location Indie Community. She recently quit her job and is now location independent thanks to the support of the Lifestyle Launch Academy program inside the Location Indie Community. Callie discovered her love for travel after a panic attack as a middle-school student which developed into agoraphobia, keeping her inside her home for two years. Later in her life, she found the strength to face her fears and wanted to make up for the loss of time and opportunities. She joined Location Indie in December of 2020 and has since been able to learn through the community groups how to build, launch, and grow her virtual assistant business and is now working full time as a location independent virtual assistantDuring this episode we discuss: 13:01 The community was a game-changer for Callie when she discovered there are other people out there doing what she wanted to do - living an unconventional life and having the community was the biggest reason she made changes in her life. 18:31 Callie shares her onboarding experience as a new member of the community and that she felt welcomed into space right from the beginning. Creating a safe space for members to feel comfortable is key to encouraging members to connect and share their experiences.22:30 We chat about the importance of connecting with smaller groups within a Mighty Network and how that small cohort can support members above the membership benefits. 29:53 Callie shares the importance of events, what features she likes, and a feature she missed, as well as content, because she wasn't following a topic. She mentioned that she loves fresh, new events to mix things up for members. About Find Calm HereI'm Deb Schell, creator, and host of the Find Calm Here Community, a Mighty Network.Inside the Find Calm Here Community, I bring together Mighty Network Hosts who feel overwhelmed with launching a community, cultivating contribution, and creating an onboarding plan with the tools, resources, and support they need to find calm so that they can confidently create a community on the platform.The FCH Community is now exclusively for Mighty Network Hosts so that they can find calm building a Mighty Network. Learn more about the tools & resources that I use with my clients to help you have a successful launch, grow your membership, and tackle any challenge with the support of peers in a safe space that's affordable and enjoyable!Join for FREE - Sign up with a 2-month Free Trial

In this episode of the Find Calm Here Podcast, I chat with Jason Moore, the co-founder of Location Indie, a Mighty Network for those seeking to leave the 9-5 life and become location independent. This interview is the first in a three-part series providing an in-depth look at the Location Indie community through interviews with the host, a community member, and the community manager. Jason and his co-founder created Location Indie which launched with just a few members and currently has over 300 members in their Mighty Network. He's also the host of the Zero to Travel Podcast, in which he interviews travelers who experience the world differently and live life on their own terms. I've had the benefit of being a member of the Location Indie community and have met Jason in person, so we discuss our experiences building a community and he provides helpful tips for Mighty Network Hosts who want to launch a community on the platform with energy, focus, and authenticity. You can learn more about Location Indie Here. In this episode we discuss: 9:45 Community is about connecting members and making decisions as a Mighty Network host is about what you can create that will bring people together and help the members learn and grow together.  15:50 Launching the Location Indie Community as a paid Mighty Network the reasons for it being a paid space, and the value of bringing people together and offering them a higher level of content all in one place that is going to help them transform.20:42 Jason shares his take on how to build a community when starting from zero without an email or client list offers honest experiences that have helped him along the way, and how he built partnerships with people to build and grow his networks for expanding his audience. 25:05 Creating a business model for a Mighty Network by finding other successful networks that are doing it well and then finding ways to customize it for members.37:59 The value, as a host, to hire help to support a community that is continuing to grow, providing additional support for members. About Find Calm HereI'm Deb Schell, creator, and host of the Find Calm Here Community, a Mighty Network.Inside the Find Calm Here Community, I bring together Mighty Network Hosts who feel overwhelmed with launching a community, cultivating contribution, and creating an onboarding plan with the tools, resources, and support they need to find calm so that they can confidently create a community on the platform.The FCH Community is now exclusively for Mighty Network Hosts so that they can find calm building a Mighty Network. Learn more about the tools & resources that I use with my clients to help you have a successful launch, grow your membership, and tackle any challenge with the support of peers in a safe space. Join for FREE - Sign up with a 2-month Free Trial

We are thrilled to have Travis and Heather Sherry as our guests on Episode 24. If you are feeling cooped up, uninspired, in need of deep renewal, or ready to experience the wonder of a new scene - then this episode is for you. Travis and Heather are creators of Extra Pack of Peanuts and Location Indie - two unique businesses that help people get over the two biggest hurdles to traveling and experiencing the gorgeous world we live in - time and money. (We also talk about the third reason... KIDS!) They've been featured in The New York Times, USA Today, and Huff Post, to name a few. Trav and Heather share their story of creating a life different than most, how traveling has changed them, how kids has changed everything, and why "slow travel" might be the perfect way to approach traveling with the whole gang. They've got great tips for families - just in time for travel season - listen in and let us know what you think! Fantastic Resources Mentioned in this Episode: Extra Pack of Peanuts - Website and Podcast Extra Pack of Peanuts on Instagram Location Indie - Website and Podcast Location Indie on Instagram Connect with Us! Connect with Susannah: Instagram The 5 to 8 Shift Podcast Community on Facebook The 5 to 8 Shift Website The 5 to 8 Shift Instagram --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/susannah-mcmonagle/message

We are thrilled to have Travis and Heather Sherry as our guests on Episode 24. If you are feeling cooped up, uninspired, in need of deep renewal, or ready to experience the wonder of a new scene - then this episode is for you. Travis and Heather are creators of Extra Pack of Peanuts and Location Indie - two unique businesses that help people get over the two biggest hurdles to traveling and experiencing the gorgeous world we live in - time and money. (We also talk about the third reason... KIDS!) They've been featured in The New York Times, USA Today, and Huff Post, to name a few. Trav and Heather share their story of creating a life different than most, how traveling has changed them, how kids has changed everything, and why "slow travel" might be the perfect way to approach traveling with the whole gang. They've got great tips for families - just in time for travel season - listen in and let us know what you think! Fantastic Resources Mentioned in this Episode: Extra Pack of Peanuts - Website and Podcast Extra Pack of Peanuts on Instagram Location Indie - Website and Podcast Location Indie on Instagram Connect with Us! Connect with Susannah: Instagram The 5 to 8 Shift Podcast Community on Facebook The 5 to 8 Shift Website The 5 to 8 Shift Instagram --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/susannah-mcmonagle/message

Ray Blakney is probably like every other award-winning Filipino-American entrepreneur who grew up in Turkey and lives in Mexico that you know. His specialty is bootstrapping 6 and 7-figure location independent online businesses (you’ll learn what that is on the podcast). He and his businesses have been featured in #Forbes, #EntrepreneurMagazine, #TheBostonGlobe and other top publications. Ray has also been a speaker at multiple conferences around the world. Some of his businesses include @LiveLingua (one of the top online language schools), @Twiducate (a social network for schools with over 200k registered users, and Podcast Hawk (a SAAS product that helps you get booked on podcasts on auto-pilot).  Learn More About Our Guest: https://mandrillapp.com/track/click/30102960/www.livelingua.com?p=eyJzIjoidmY3YW1WRUlZdWNzWlR5bGliLVdiSmlCa1A4IiwidiI6MSwicCI6IntcInVcIjozMDEwMjk2MCxcInZcIjoxLFwidXJsXCI6XCJodHRwczpcXFwvXFxcL3d3dy5saXZlbGluZ3VhLmNvbVwiLFwiaWRcIjpcIjA4MDY4NTdlZmUzZTRmNGFiY2JhNTZjYzZjMTJmOGU0XCIsXCJ1cmxfaWRzXCI6W1wiYzJmNDIwNDIzNmI3ZjEzOGFlYmMzYzIwODNkOTI3NmEzMGRlMDJmOVwiXX0ifQ (https://www.livelingua.com) https://mandrillapp.com/track/click/30102960/www.podcasthawk.com?p=eyJzIjoiU29GdldQZ1JZQ2FxX2h6MHluVGl0M2hKZGtRIiwidiI6MSwicCI6IntcInVcIjozMDEwMjk2MCxcInZcIjoxLFwidXJsXCI6XCJodHRwczpcXFwvXFxcL3d3dy5wb2RjYXN0aGF3ay5jb21cIixcImlkXCI6XCIwODA2ODU3ZWZlM2U0ZjRhYmNiYTU2Y2M2YzEyZjhlNFwiLFwidXJsX2lkc1wiOltcImE0MjliNTliODUwZjNjNjk0ZjRlYTkzYjJkNWEzZjg5NTVlMjI2ODJcIl19In0 (https://www.podcasthawk.com) https://mandrillapp.com/track/click/30102960/www.rayblakney.com?p=eyJzIjoiMFdtOEszRXlma0RaTklfSUxsUUpFeFh6NTVRIiwidiI6MSwicCI6IntcInVcIjozMDEwMjk2MCxcInZcIjoxLFwidXJsXCI6XCJodHRwczpcXFwvXFxcL3d3dy5yYXlibGFrbmV5LmNvbVwiLFwiaWRcIjpcIjA4MDY4NTdlZmUzZTRmNGFiY2JhNTZjYzZjMTJmOGU0XCIsXCJ1cmxfaWRzXCI6W1wiOWVkNzAxMzE2YzkxOWIzNTIwZDc5ZTExMDI2OGU5YWM1MjMwNzY3YVwiXX0ifQ (https://www.rayblakney.com) https://mandrillapp.com/track/click/30102960/www.facebook.com?p=eyJzIjoiZXJiclZ0WHRWM3NCWkd4bTNCQklVbG91dkswIiwidiI6MSwicCI6IntcInVcIjozMDEwMjk2MCxcInZcIjoxLFwidXJsXCI6XCJodHRwczpcXFwvXFxcL3d3dy5mYWNlYm9vay5jb21cXFwvcmF5bW9uZC5ibGFrbmV5XCIsXCJpZFwiOlwiMDgwNjg1N2VmZTNlNGY0YWJjYmE1NmNjNmMxMmY4ZTRcIixcInVybF9pZHNcIjpbXCJhOWQxOTAwMTMzMmUyYTYxYzMwN2EzZDYyY2ZiZGU3ZmIzY2EzNDM4XCJdfSJ9 (https://www.facebook.com/raymond.blakney) https://mandrillapp.com/track/click/30102960/www.linkedin.com?p=eyJzIjoiUzVlNkVxdEJUMG8xTHZsckZtVEJNanNGdEgwIiwidiI6MSwicCI6IntcInVcIjozMDEwMjk2MCxcInZcIjoxLFwidXJsXCI6XCJodHRwczpcXFwvXFxcL3d3dy5saW5rZWRpbi5jb21cXFwvaW5cXFwvcmF5bW9uZGJsYWtuZXlcXFwvXCIsXCJpZFwiOlwiMDgwNjg1N2VmZTNlNGY0YWJjYmE1NmNjNmMxMmY4ZTRcIixcInVybF9pZHNcIjpbXCI4OGQyZmNlMDRjODNjMmRmYTI5MzNmODllY2M0Zjc4NGQ1ODk5ODllXCJdfSJ9 (https://www.linkedin.com/in/raymondblakney/) https://mandrillapp.com/track/click/30102960/twitter.com?p=eyJzIjoiNXp5SHBNaTVzOTl1cHAwR2E5TEdmXzFROHQ4IiwidiI6MSwicCI6IntcInVcIjozMDEwMjk2MCxcInZcIjoxLFwidXJsXCI6XCJodHRwczpcXFwvXFxcL3R3aXR0ZXIuY29tXFxcL1JheUJsYWtuZXlcIixcImlkXCI6XCIwODA2ODU3ZWZlM2U0ZjRhYmNiYTU2Y2M2YzEyZjhlNFwiLFwidXJsX2lkc1wiOltcImJjZjI1MWViYjlkZDVkZGZiZWY0NDcxOGU1MjI5NDY4ZDc3MzdjYTRcIl19In0 (https://twitter.com/RayBlakney) The Travelers Blueprint is more than just a podcast with consulting services that allow you to Become Your Own Travel Agent! Take a moment to rate us! Screenshot your review, email us the screenshot with your name and address and we will send you a FREE travel sticker! TheTravelersBlueprint@gmail.com FREE Travel Cheat Sheet! Just sign up for all the latest TTB news and guest information at http://www.thetravelersblueprint@gmail.com (www.thetravelersblueprint.com) For Travel Consulting Services w/ Bob: https://thetravelersblueprint.com/travel-consulting (https://thetravelersblueprint.com/travel-consulting) Our Private Community on Facebook is a great way to have your travel questions be heard and speak directly to us. Join here: https://www.facebook.com/groups/260677938112800 (The... Support this podcast

Jason Moore had a $20,000 student debt and a dream to see the world, so he worked as a “glorified carny” and traveled all over the US and overseas—for over a decade! He eventually bought his first property and turned it into a rental for passive income. Now, he's based in Norway with his wife and kids, helping others achieve that same location independent lifestyle he's created. Whether you live on the road or at home, there are always going to be ups and downs so start living the life you want today. Tune in to get an idea of how you can build a business around the lifestyle you want (instead of the other way around!

To celebrate 100 episodes of That Remote Life I invited back my friend and first guest Jason Moore from Zero to Travel and Location Indie. Jason and I talked about what has happened in the last 2 years since we last spoke (on this podcast) and how podcasting has changed my life and his over the years. We also talked about location independence, travel, businesses, and the future of remote work in a post COVID era. Thank you everyone for listening, it's insane that we have reached 100 episodes and I look forward to having you guys be a part of the next 100 episodes!

Jason Moore is the host of the Zero to Travel podcast, one of the longest-running and most widely listened to travel podcasts available. Jason is also the co-founder of Location Indie, an online community that helps people combine their love of travel and entrepreneurship into sustainable ways of life that are not dependent on being in a single location. After interviewing over 400 travellers over the past 7 years on his podcast, Jason is here to share with us his nuanced perspectives on the state of travel and evolving perspectives on "What travel really means?". As well, Jason is a fellow USAmerican living in Oslo, Norway, neighbour and a good friend, so we have lots to reflect on about life in and "outside the box". If you like what you hear on this show, you can check out an episode we did together over on his podcast and many others at The Zero to Travel Podcast. Follow Jason on YouTube | Twitter | CONTACT Josh with comments, ideas, interview requests, funding/advertising propositions Email: TransnaturalPod@gmail.com Twitter / Facebook / Medium @TRANSNATURALPOD / Blog Articles: https://transnatural-perspectives.med... / Youtube Donate: Paypal.me/InternationalSuper Music by Fazerklang SFX: freesounds.org 00:01:55 Etymology of the Word Travel 00:05:48 How this podcast got started 00:07:05 What does Transnaturalism really mean? An example...The Global Potato! 00:09:17 Living in Norway: Where Nature is the Home of Culture! How does nature inform the culture? 00:11:15 Zero 2 Travel Podcast: Sharing perspectives & Helping people travel the world on their terms 00:19:23 Changes in perceptions of travel due to climate change and pandemic times. Have you seen any trends happening in the way that people are travelling? 00:20:37 Human Powered & Slow Travel 00:26:44 Josh's month biking trip in Norway, the layers of that experience & identifying with the roadside flora and fauna. 00:30:43 Shifting your mindset: Finding nature in cities and Landscape Architecture. 00:35:20 Get that “travel feeling” in your daily life and creating your own micro-adventures 00:39:27 Choosing Your own Adventure & the evolution of the travel mindset 00:46:05 Why study the Outdoors?...and the associated myths 00:48:00 Taking the time and space to appreciate things...when away or at home 00:50:58 Setting limitations in a world of unlimited options may lead to more freedom. The pandemic puts this to the test in a big way. 00:54:25 Digital Nomadism, Location Independence, and the Triangle of freedom 00:58:42 Personal fulfillment can lead to a positive impact on your community and environment at large 01:02:19 How can you connect with Jason? 01:03:41 Closing thoughts --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/transnatural-perspectives/message

We are here with another episode in our transition to travel series where we have an interview with a guest prior to their travels and then one after (or during if it is long term) so that we can see how travel can change people. Today we are talking with my friend and Location Indie member, Lance Wright from The Midlife Traveler, who took a leave of absence from his higher education career to travel the world. We did the first interview about 3 weeks into his trip and the second interview after his trip (about 8 months later) and we get to see if he went back to his job, how he integrated back into his "normal" life, how his wife of 25 years dealt with being gone, and all the tips and tricks of travel & travel planning he learned along the way.I love these labor of love episodes and I hope you do too!Would you ever take a solo trip even if you are a part of a couple? What has been your biggest transition to travel moment?  Send me an audio message or shoot me an email over at Jason@ZeroToTravel.com.Check out the full show notes with all the links discussed here!I am so excited to partner with HomeExchange.com who makes it possible to see the world without paying for accommodations. Make sure you listen to the entire podcast to get the promo code to save you some extra cash when you get your first exchange.Tune In To Learn:08:45 First Time For Everything10:25 When You Don't Have To Resign From Your Job14:00 How To Talk To Your Partner When You Want To Solo Travel18:15 Learning The Lessons & The Need For Community19:50 Planning vs Fly By The Seat Of Your Pants21:20 Arriving In A New Place Alone & Beautiful Albania23:45 Preparing For The Trip: Values Clarification28:30 How Is Family Handling Everything32:10 The Midlife Crisis Traveler & What That Means34:50 The Masculinity Paradigm39:05 Serving Others & Being Fully Committed43:25 Back To The Future44:30 Was The Trip All It Was Cracked Up To Be45:05 The Hard Days & The Rabies Adventure48:05 Tips For Connecting With Other People On The Road50:40 Impacting The Relationships With Family53:45 Tips On Planning & Knowing Yourself58:30 Highlights From The Trip01:02:30 The Workaway Idea & Airbnb Experiences01:07:05 Back To Work & Getting Back To "Normal"01:13:45 The Moment Of Clarity01:21:50 Relationship With The Home CountryAnd so much more

In this episode, I speak with Jason Moore. He's an American living in Norway, who does a popular podcast called Zero to Travel.  LINKS:  Zero to Travel Zero to Travel on Facebook. Location Indie. Sponsor Hotels25.com  The Radio Vagabond is produced by RadioGuru. See pictures on TheRadioVagabond.com   You can follow The Radio Vagabond on Facebook, Twitter, Instagram, and YouTube.

I denne episode taler jeg med Jason Moore. Han er en amerikaner, der bor i Norge og laver en meget populær podcast, der hedder Zero to Travel.    LINKS:  Zero to Travel Zero to Travel på Facebook. Location Indie. Radiovagabond er produceret af Radioguru. Sponsor Hotels25.dk  Se billeder på Radiovagabond.dk   Følg også RadioVagabond på Facebook, Twitter, Instagram og YouTube.

In this episode, we dig into what its like working as a software consultant and programmer while traveling abroad and how to get into it yourself. I met Tanner down in Panama, where he was surfing and working location-independent. He works for a software consulting company based on the US west coast for the last 10 years but has never been to the office. If you're exploring digital nomad job options, software consulting and programming is definitely one worth considering. During our conversation, we discuss the most valuable education for the industry, how to build your resume when you're just starting out, the differences between consulting/programming work compared with other location-independent tech gigs, tips for working while traveling, job hunting advice, how to leverage high income and low expense locations to maximize lifestyle, and a lot more. Customize the information you hear about:vagabondwork.com/customExplore Lifestyle Jobs/BusinessesExplore Vans/Campers/BusesIf you'd like to support Vagabond Work at no cost to yourself, use my affiliate link whenever you shop Amazon. I'll get a small commission on the total order price, out of Amazon's pocket, not yours.Support the show (http://vagabondwork.com/custom)

Welcome back to the BIG leap series where we bring on some of our Camp Indie speakers to talk about their first big leaps into their location independent lives, tips & tricks to get you there, and so much more! Today's guest is another Location Indie community member, business creator & business scaler extraordinaire Ray Blakney from The Infinite Upcycle. Ray is the king of scaling businesses to 6 & 7 figures, creating processes that make that success easier and repeatable for everyone, and is one of the nicest guys on the planet. He will be joining us at Camp Indie and will be talking about Building a 7-figure Online Biz with Content Amplification and anytime that Ray speaks, we should all be listening. Take a listen to Ray's story!! Tune In To Learn: Live Lingua & The Infinite Upcycle Check out his podcast at The Anomalous Educator Camp Indie - Don't forget ticket prices go up on March 1st

Welcome back to the BIG leap series where we bring on some of our Camp Indie speakers to talk about their first big leaps into their location independent lives, tips & tricks to get you there, and so much more! We have an even more special place in our hearts for today's guest because she is a Location Indie community member who has parlayed her knowledge into a thriving business. Chelsea Munoz, from The Power of POP, is all about having a goal revolution and at Camp Indie, she will be helping campers to plan, organize and heighten their productivity skills to help guide overwhelmed yet driven self-starters who are going after their big dreams but find themselves stuck. Take a listen to hear Chelsea's story! Tune In To Learn: Find Chelsea Munoz on her Website & Podcast Camp Indie - Don't forget ticket prices go up on March 1st

I am so happy to bring on my friend and Location Indie member, Jason Robinson from The Nomad Experiment, to talk about how living life as an experiment can free you, how a small amount of money and a little time away can change your life completely, and why progress over perfection is so important in everything you do. Are you ready for the ultimate experiment?What are your biggest take-aways from this episode? Are you ready to live your life as more of an experiment? Let me know in the comments on the episode page!Tune In To Learn:13:00 Original Mindset & Opening A New Path24:50 Choosing Progressive Over Perfection33:05 Life As An Experiment39:45 Naturally Positive?47:50 Road Tripping & Reality53:00 Balancing Work & Travel1:03:00 Highlights From The National Parks1:08:15 Facing Fear & Fighting Back1:12:00 What's Up Next (Including Dentistry)And so much more!Resources:Explore with Jason on his YouTube channelCheck out Jason's website at The Nomad ExperimentFollow Jason on Facebook | Instagram | TwitterLocation IndieCamp Indie

I have a very special guest today: Jason Moore, host of the top-rated podcast Zero To Travel and co-founder of Location Indie, a global community dedicated to building a location independent lifestyle. We discuss how incredible travel can be and the subtleties that come along with it.

In this weeks episode, we are joined by Travis Sherry, as he shares his journey from teaching in Japan, to starting his blog and podcast 'Extra Pack of Peanuts'. Travis realised he was striving for a Location Independent lifestyle, which changed over the years, as his and his wife's needs and lives changed themselves, they went from nomadic travellers to Location Independent Entrepreneurs with home base: travelling on their terms when they wanted. Travis & his wife, Heather have since had two children and their lifestyle has once again changed. Join us on the amazing episode, as we discuss his struggles of becoming a Solopreneur, how it is different now and great tips and advice to follow your own way of living.

This week I have a very inspiring interview with Jason Moore; the co-founder of online community Location Indie, which teaches entrepreneurs and travelers how to become location independent. Imagine having a job you love without being tied down to a particular physical workplace. The idea is to work from your laptop which then provides you the freedom to work anywhere.  Jason himself is a seasoned traveler. We learn after finishing college he worked an internship at Disney, before moving into event marketing which saw him hosting marketing events all over America for different companies. Later he moved to Norway after meeting his wife.

Typically, our destination diary episodes are Heather and I riffing on a place that we’ve traveled to, but every so often I meet someone who knows a place so well, I just have to have them come on and talk about it. And, even though Bulgaria is very high on my list, I didn’t want to have to wait a year or so to put out an episode on it because I don’t want other people to wait that long to go. Joining me today is someone who has been kind enough to bring me beers from Cincinnati and bring Whit a stuffed Hey Hey doll from Moana, who has taught me everything (literally, everything) I know about Bulgaria, who is an integral part of our Location Indie team, and who can spur wanderlust in me about as quick as any person I’ve ever met, Mitko Karshovski from ThatRemoteLife.com and host of the That Remote Show podcast.   Check out the full show notes

Today on the podcast I am super pumped to be speaking with Travis Sherry the founder of Extra Pack of Peanuts, a blog and podcast that teaches you how to travel more while spending less. Since starting the Extra Pack of Peanuts podcast in 2013 it has gone on to have millions of downloads and become one of the top travel podcasts on iTunes. Travis is also the founder of Location Indie, an online community for location independent entrepreneurs, and The Paradise Pack, an annual bundle sale of the top travel and business courses. This was seriously one of the most information packed interviews to date. We talked about how Travis started Extra Pack of Peanuts and how he went from a struggling blogger to a 6 figure earner in just a couple of years and we also talked about some of the trials that many online entrepreneurs experience but few talk about. We also dove into Travis’ huge bank of knowledge when it comes to travel miles. You’ll learn all about how they work, how to start earning miles and fly for free, and a list of some of the best credit cards to start with. Seriously you guys, this is an interview you don’t want to miss.

Jason Moore fits the definition of “travel influencer” to a tee. The founder, travel ambassador, and host of the Zero To Travel Podcast has spent more than a decade traversing the United States and working on jobs that are travel-related. His podcast has become massively popular that it has been downloaded more than 4.5 million times in 195 countries around the world. The podcast has also garnered a staggering 300+ five star reviews on iTunes. Jason also started the online community Location Indie with his business partner Travis Sherry to help people around the world build a lifestyle that’s location-independent. Zero To Travel is a multi-media travel publishing company that creates best-selling audio courses, educational products, and books. Zero To Travel published the amazing travel book “International House Sitting: How to Travel the World and Stay Anywhere for FREE.” The book is the definitive guide on the exciting world of house sitting written by two professional house sitters and authors Nat Smith and Jodie Burnham. Jason also published a book under Zero To Travel called “Breaking Into Event Marketing: Travel the Road Like a Rockstar. The book is packed with hardcore information on how to break into event marketing. Zero To Travel also runs an online community called Location Indie designed to help people travel the world within their means regardless of their experience or situation. As co-founder of Location Indie, Jason’s primary aim is to build a global community of location independent entrepreneurs and heart-centered digital nomads so they can help one another excel in two fields they are passionate about—travel and business. While originally from the United States, Jason now lives with his wife and children in Oslo, Norway.   This week’s episode talks about how to have a good conversation with fellow travelers, how to really engage with people and form real connections, and why it pays to go on a trip by yourself when you’re practicing how to effectively connect with people. Jason also shares what he would tell people who would like to travel more often, what to him are the best ways to connect with people, and what he thinks one of the most important habits people can develop is. On connecting with fellow travelers, Jason has this to say, “I think it’s just about asking questions, being genuinely curious, and listening. Those are really the 3 basic things.”

Today my business partner and good pal Travis Sherry from Extra Pack Of Peanuts (and co-founder of Location Indie and The Paradise Pack) stops by to talk about how location independence can change your life.  Tune in to see how it's possible for you! Please head over to zerototravel.com for the full show notes.

Travis Sherry is the co-founder of The Paradise Pack and Location Indie, a community of traveling entrepreneurs. He is also the founder of Extra Pack of Peanuts, one of the top travel hacking resources online. He’s racked up over 3 million frequent flyer miles! His mission is to help you travel the world spending next-to-nothing and to sustain it by building a business around something you enjoy.

In today's episode you'll hear the recording of a LIVE workshop presented to over 3,000 Location Indie and Paradise Pack community members about the THREE steps you can take to go from wantrepreneur to entrepreneur.

Today we're joined by Hayley Akins from the Motion Hatch podcast. Hayley's podcast focuses more on the business side of freelance, and has some really amazing guests on her show. Hayley recently created a fantastic resource for freelancers called "The Freelance Contract Bundle". On this episode we talk to Hayley about this helpful resource for freelancers, and also talk about her background in the field. She talks about what brought her to create this tool, and also what she values in her own career.  You can find more information about The Freelance Contract Bundle at this link: http://motionhatch.com/monocle -------- Links to topics mentioned in this episode -  Motion Hatch Podcast with US lawyer   Motion Hatch Podcast with UK Solicitor Part 1   Motion Hatch Podcast with UK Solicitor Part 2   Location Indie   The Freelance Manifesto   The Futur   Bingomation   Keyframes ----------------------------------------------------------------------- *Music provided by Wesley Slover - www.sonosanctus.com

Listen on: iTunes / Podbean / Stitcher / Spotify / YouTube / Sign up for our newsletter for more info on getting you started running amazing events. Jason is a really fascinating guy. After College he started his career with ‘experiential marketing'  - running roadshows worldwide to promote products and services. He worked as a tour manager for an up and coming rock band before starting two successful podcasts and a membership community for location independent entrepreneurs. He runs meetups and events worldwide for his community. On the podcast we discuss: How Jason started off with experiential marketing Being a tour manager for a rock band His successful website ‘EventExchange' How he started his podcast Running meetups for his community while on the road Running conferences for his community in the US and Mexico This podcast is brought to you by www.eventsframe.com - Effortless ticketing and attendee management with NO ticket fees....Make the switch from Eventbrite today. Email dan@eventsframe.com with the subject line ‘PODCAST' for a special discount code. I hope you enjoyed the podcast and if you did please leave us an iTunes review it really means a lot to us ! Finally please join our Facebook Community of #eventprofs to keep the learning going…. and get in touch with me via dantaylor.me More information on Jason is below: http://zerototravel.com/contact/ https://locationindie.com/about/ https://www.facebook.com/zerototravel   Sign up to get exclusive offers and updates on our latest feature releases!

What absolutely tortures you when you travel? What do you know about Morocco travel? Tune in today to hear from the author of the Moon Travel Guide to Morocco, Lucas Peters. You'll get tips on traveling through Morocco, plus hear about life as an expat father in Paris. Listen Now To Learn: How to transition from San Francisco to Morocco. Ways to settle into a new life (in a new country). Where to go in Morocco beyond Marrakech. Tips on planning a trip to Morocco. A don't miss list for 2 weeks in Morocco. How to get beyond the average tourist experience. Ways a whole other window of a culture can open up. How to adapt to living in a new culture. And so much more. Resources: Tortuga Backpacks. Lucas Peters. 7 Toddler Travel Tips. Top 10 Places We’re Dying To Go Back To (And Why). Location Indie. Location Indie Podcast. Dave's ESL Cafe. Imlil. Toubkal National Park - Wikipedia. Be sure to check out the archives for more Zero To Travel Podcast

If you are somebody who is interested in living that location independent lifestyle, where you can run a business from the road or earn money while you travel, what do you do? Do you just take off and go for it? Or do you plan it out in advance, and then take the trip? My guest today, Paul Lam, falls on the impulsive side as he just took off and went for it! He also runs The Path Hunters Podcast which "encourages people to unleash their inner beast so they can live a life of purpose and passion." Remember that "successes” and “failures” happen on both sides of the spectrum. Tune In To Learn: Why things don't always work out like you thought they would. Ways to define or measure success. What lessons you can learn from failure. One thing the travel experience can teach you. Why it might be a good idea to start a side hustle. The price you have to pay for seeking more individual freedom. An interesting approach to long-term travel. And so much more! Resources: Tortuga Backpacks. Path Hunters. Location Indie. Please head over to the archives for more Zero To Travel podcasts. Featured image courtesy of @pathhunters

What is one of the most important habits you can develop that will allow you to live a life of travel? Tune in today as my friend Jackie, from Jump Travel Podcast (formerly the budget minded traveler podcast), stops by for a series of pop up travel questions. We each came up with 3 different travel questions that we are going to riff on....but neither of us knows each other’s questions. On today's Zero To Travel episode, you'll hear Jackie answer my 3 questions. And then over at her Jump Travel Podcast, you'll hear me answer Jackie's 3 questions. This is going to be fun so be sure to check out both podcasts to get some off the cuff insights on creating the best travel experience. You'll Learn: How to build courage muscles. What can totally reframe the things you are uncomfortable with. Ways to open up someone else's entire world to you. One thing that has the potential to change even the smallest situations. What can be so freeing when you travel. And so much more! Resources: AeroPress. The Budget Minded Traveler. Lakes Route | Switzerland Tourism. BikeTours. Location Indie. Looking for more Z2T Podcasts? Check out the archives now! Featured image courtesy of @travelingjackie

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

Have you heard of the Tiny House Movement? What do tiny houses have to do with travel? Tune in today to see how many tactics and tips from the tiny house movement can help you travel the world. You are going to get 7 powerful lessons in today’s show. Please welcome back Ethan Waldman for his third appearance on the show. He is the host of the Tinyhouse Lifestyle Podcast and founder of The Tiny House where you can learn about all things tiny house related. You'll Learn: How to keep yourself excited about a project. One of the biggest lessons from traveling. A life hack that forces you to make bigger decisions. How to free up your time to travel and do more. Why it's a good idea to DIY (do it yourself). How to know when your soul is speaking to you. One interesting thing that can lead to huge lifestyle changes. And so much more. Resources: AeroPress. Tortuga Backpacks. Tiny House Lifestyle Podcast. The Tiny House. How To Build A Tiny House. Adventure Cycle Touring Guide. YNAB. Location Indie. Heady Topper - Wikipedia. Please head over to the archives for more Zero To Travel podcasts.

Før jeg begyndte at rejse, lyttede jeg til mange rejsepodcasts, jeg så mange rejse-YouTube-kanaler og købte mange rejsebøger - både lydbøger, e-bøger og papirbøger. Én af disse bøger købte jeg både som lydbog og i papirversionen. Den bog var Vagabonding af Rolf Potts. Denne bog inspirerede mig til at kalde mig selv for Radiovagabond. Jeg mødte Rolf Potts på rejsemediekonferencen TravelCon i Austin, Texas, lige inden han skulle give den afsluttende keynote foran et rum fuld af rejsebloggere, YouTubers og podcastere. Det var fantastisk at møde en af mine helte. En mand, der inspirerede mig meget i planlægningen af min rejse. Hvis du også vil være inspireret, skulle du få fat i bogen Vagabonding. Efter min mening er det den bedste bog om at leve denne livsstil. Punktum. Find papirversionen på Amazon og lydbogen på Audible. Dette er ikke affiliate links... Jeg anbefaler blot fordi det er sådan en fed bog. LINKS: Sponsor: Hotels25.dk Følg også RadioVagabond på Facebook, Twitter, Instagram og YouTube.   Næste fredag kan du lytte med, når jeg taler med en anden fyr, der har inspireret mig meget. Jeg begyndte at lytte til hans podcast ”Extra Pack of Peanuts”. Han har desuden et firma og en anden podcast med vores fælles ven Jason Moore fra ”Zero-to-Travel” kaldet ”Location Indie” og gennem deres projekt "The Paradise Pack" hjælper de folk med at leve et liv som nomade. Han har også en app, der hedder Jetto, som hjælper dig med at finde billige fly. Han er en overordentlig flink fyr, og han hedder Travis Sherry    Mandag morgen får du en anden almindelig rejsepodcast, hvor jeg er på vej til Washington DC, og passerer gennem Charlottesville. Du ved, byen, hvor der var ”gode mennesker på begge sider”, ifølge Trump. Jeg måtte forbi for at se de berygtede statuer.

Want to hear how Tim Wendelboe blended his passion with travel? Travel can of course lead to the discovery of new passions and new pursuits. But for others, it’s their passions that lead to them to a life of travel. What will it be for you? Today you'll hear from one of the world’s best coffee barista’s, Tim Wendelboe. Tim is a well known and highly respected coffee expert – he’s won many prestigious awards in the coffee world.....including World Barista Champion in 2004, World Cup Tasting Champion in 2005, and winner of the Nordic Roasting Title 3 years running. If you are ever in Oslo, Norway, you have to pay a visit to his espresso bar. Tune In To Learn: How your passion can inspire others. Where to have one of the best coffee experiences. The best way to find awesome local food and drink. The biggest coffee consumer in Norway. Advice to have less stress at your current job. How to be rewarded for your hard work. How you can truly help coffee farmers. Ways to create a community in your workplace. And so much more! Resources: AeroPress. Tim Wendleboe. Elaine Ingham - Wikipedia. Location Indie. Location Indie Podcast. Want more Z2T podcasts? Head over to the archives now!

Where do you see the future of the digital nomad movement? How can you break free and travel more? Tune in today for a mix of topics as Sondre Rasch, founder and CEO of SafetyWing stops by to share his story and insights. You'll hear all about: Cultural frameworks and how they create your reality. What it's like to step outside of your framework (and how that can change you as a person living in another country). If you want to be a digital nomad, does it make sense to go into the start up word? Could an online country exist? Two things that make it easier to travel and work from anywhere. What it's like living in Silicon Valley as a Norwegian. How to manage the start up world as a digital nomad (and not create a desk job for yourself). And so much more. Resources: Tortuga Backpacks. AeroPress. Accra - Wikipedia. Location Indie. Location Indie Podcast. Looking for more Z2T Podcasts? Check out the archives now!

Have you ever had therapy in a campervan? How can you combine your passion with travel? Well a school teacher and psychotherapist from the UK, Joe Kingly, is doing just that. He is helping people who are maybe going through a hard time (from his campervan!). He has a profession and passion for helping others through Human givens. Stop by his campervan to connect. You'll hear an awesome new twist to van life as 4 wheel wandering month continues. And maybe it will spark an idea for you! Open Up To Learn: How to rethink the way you are going to live. Ways to be your own teacher. Benefits of offering therapy from your van. How to attract people to connect with. How to create deeper connections with travelers. Why time constraints can be used to your advantage. And so much more. Resources: AeroPress. Tortuga Backpacks. #vanlife. Human givens - Wikipedia. 12 Rules for Life. The Power of Now. Location Indie. Please head over to the archives for more Zero To Travel podcasts.

This week, Travel Today with Peter Greenberg comes from The Thief hotel in Oslo, Norway, a cutting edge design hotel with a great story to tell. David Nikel, Author of Norway and Oslo travel guides (Moon Publications), talks about the wake-up call Oslo and the rest of the country received when The Thief hotel opened in the city and explains its role in modernizing what was once a Spartan approach to hospitality. Stein Olav Henrichsen, Director of The Munch Museum, discusses the event that made world news – the robbing of “The Scream” painting and the little-known stories behind it. And Jason Moore, American Expat, Founder of Zero to Travel and Co-Founder of Location Indie, talks about how he ended up in Oslo and his biggest shock when he first came to Norway. There’s all this and more as Travel Today with Peter Greenberg comes from The Thief hotel in Oslo, Norway.

Do you think you can realize your lifelong travel dream in one day? Why is it so much fun to sleep in a vehicle? You are in for a real treat today as we continue 4 wheel wandering month. Tune in to learn how my buddy Trav was able to take advantage of an opportunity when it presented itself (to make his lifelong travel dream happen!). Be open to spontaneity and you'll be amazed what can happen. Plus, cruise the open road with Old Bessie to hear all about road tripping in a van. You'll Learn: Ways to find true freedom. What creates the best memories. One tip to make travel dreams come true (in a short amount of time). Where to find inspiration to make it happen. How you can hack a travel dream. The amazing benefits of sleeping in a van. And so much more. Resources: AeroPress. Location Indie. #vanlife. The Walton Adventure. Want more Zero To Travel podcasts? Head over to the archives now!

Do you think you can travel for healing? Have you ever used travel as a healing tool? Today we are kicking off a new theme month as you'll hear all about wandering on wheels. The next 4 episodes coming up are dedicated to: 4 wheel wandering. Traveling in RV’s or Vans. The #Vanlife world and what it's like to live that lifestyle. Sleeping in your vehicle and traveling around on wheels. My guest today has been living the #vanlife for 8 months now....but is life on the road all it’s cracked up to be? Today you'll hear what the #vanlife is all about, learn what it's like to be a nomadic van dweller, and so much more! Please welcome Jeff Chow to the show. Tune In To Learn: How to live the vanlife (and heal). Why you need to realize challenging moments are temporary. How you can have a mini-rebirth every time you interact with a new person. The beauty of travel. Strategies to get rid of all your stuff. Advice around selecting your 4 wheel vehicle. The best part of the vanlife experience. Resources: #Vanlife. Tortuga Backpacks. Hike the Appalachian Trail With Zero Experience. @balanceandpeace. Location Indie. Looking for more Z2T Podcasts? Check out the archives now! *Featured image courtesy of @balanceandpeace

Are you headed to 7in7? How can you travel more and do anything you want? You'll get so much valuable information today, including: The importance of community. Learn how to think bigger. Learn why you should take bigger risks (and feel good about them). Tips for running your own group events, meet ups, and trips. And so much more! My guest today is the co-founder of 7in7- a digital nomad conference taking place over 7 years on 7 different continents. If you’ve ever thought about running your own business on the road, or running your own group trips, or perhaps your own retreat or event, or just bringing a huge posse of friends on an excursion somewhere, you are going to want to pay attention. She is also an event planning expert and she will be sharing her expertise; you'll learn about the whole nomad full-time travel scene, how to connect with people via events while you are on the road, and top tips for negotiating with hotels and venues. Please welcome Kyrie Melnyck to the show.  Resources: AeroPress, Inc. 7in7. Get 20% off when buying tickets to 7in7- use special Zero To Travel code: TRAVELTO7IN7. 7in7 Instagram. 7in7 Facebook. 7in7 Twitter. 7in7 Digital Nomad Conference- LinkedIn. AuPairWorld. The Au Pair Experience + Do You Need The Perfect Travel Job? Top 10 Places We’re Dying To Go Back To (And Why). SHE Investments. Derawan Islands- Wikipedia. Kyrie Melnyck. Kyrie Melnyck Instagram. Kyrie Melnyck Facebook. Kyrie Melnyck Twitter. Kyrie Melnyck LinkedIn. Location Indie. Puttylike. How to Be Everything: A Guide for Those Who (Still) Don't Know What They Want to Be When They Grow Up. Emilie Wapnick TED Talk- Why Some of Us Don’t Have One True Calling. How to Win Friends & Influence People by Dale Carnegie. The Untethered Soul by Michael A. Singer. Self-Reliance by Ralph Waldo Emerson. The Top Five Regrets of the Dying by Bronnie Ware. Shambhala: The Sacred Path of the Warrior by Chogyam Trungpa. Man’s Search for Meaning by Viktor E. Frank. Want more Zero To Travel Podcasts? Head over to the archives now!

We selected Cassie and Nate as our members of the month because they are always beacons of positivity and helpfulness inside the Mighty Network and at every event. They are both avid about wanting and needing to help others whether inside Location Indie or through their volunteerism and charity work which we absolutely admire an respect them for doing. We cannot get enough of their kindness, openness, and tenacity in making their dreams into a reality and that is why we selected them as out July Members Spotlight. You can find Cassie and Nate at www.nativenomadlife.com and at www.PlasticFree.store. You can also follow them on social media: Native Nomads – Instagram and Facebook, Plastic Free Store – Instagram and Facebook.

Have you heard what Steve Munroe is doing? Do you think the remote work trend is exploding? Today you're going to hear about the impact of the digital nomad movement on local communities, as well as the challenges and benefits of this new global workplace (and how we can keep our impact positive). My guest today co-founded and runs Hubud. It is one of the world's top coworking spaces located in Ubud, Bali and aims to “inspire a million people to change the way they live, work, and learn.” He also founded the Coworking Alliance for Asia Pacific (CAAP) and their annual conference which is a meeting place for coworking spaces from over 30 countries to connect and explore the future of remote work. Please welcome Steve Munroe to the show! Tune In To Learn: What can give you motivation for a career choice. How to launch a remote work movement. Why it is so important to start with community. Expert advice around choosing a coworking space. The biggest challenge facing the digital nomad movement. The #1 requested feature in every work survey. How you can be an ethical traveler. Best way to get a close up view of the Balinese culture. And so much more! Resources: Tortuga Backpacks. Hubud. Location Indie. Cogiving. Running Remote Conference. 99 designs. Looking for more Zero To Travel Podcasts? Check out the archives now!

Travis Sherry is the co-founder of The Paradise Pack and Location Indie, a community of traveling entrepreneurs. He is also the founder of Extra Pack of Peanuts, one of the top travel hacking resources online. He’s racked up over 3 million frequent flyer miles! His mission is to help you travel the world spending next-to-nothing and to sustain it by building a business around something you enjoy.

When asking how our lives might look different if we were to follow our hearts and dreams, so many of us point to travel. For most of us, travel represents freedom in one way or another - the ability to do whatever we want to, go wherever we want to, whenever we want to do it. But many of us never do it - or do it only in the limited, accepted, prescribed way - for a couple weeks of vacation a year, here or there. We feel confined to one place, limited by time, money, and location-dependent obligations. No so for Jason Moore. After college, Jason longed to travel - to take off in the spirit of adventure. Despite $20,000 in student loan debt, Jason took a leap of faith that he could support himself on the road, and took off. What he found on his way was that many of the mind stories that stop us from traveling are actually made up of myths. That is, it's not actually impossible to make money while traveling - in fact, he was able to pay off his student loans while traveling and working on the road. Jason's own experience learning how to travel and experience freedom and location independence soon became his passion to serve and help others. Along the way, he partnered up with fellow traveler and friend, Travis Sherry, and created an online community, “Location Indie”, for people living this so-called alternative lifestyle. Jason comes through in this interview as a down-to-earth, warm, and easy-going guy, and also a deeply knowledgeable and experienced expert in the art of travel and freedom. Enjoy! The post OS64: Jason Moore – Location Independence as a Way of Life appeared first on Ownstream.

How can you harness the power of culture shock (and reverse culture shock) to use it to your advantage? Do you get a little angsty when you return to your home country after an extended period of time? Today you are in for a special episode recorded in person with my buddy Trav, co-founder of a community we run- Location Indie. Have you thought about living in another country?  And have you thought about how you'll feel when you return home? Tune in now to find out how you can take advantage of this unique situation. You'll Learn: How to make expat life a little easier One thing that can lead to reverse culture shock How to re-integrate yourself back into your home country Ways to generate a new awareness Possible struggles you can have when returning home How your whole perspective can change How to open up interactions with anyone And so much more Resources: Location Indie Location Indie Podcast Tortuga Backpacks Head over to the archives for more Zero To Travel Podcasts!

How can you make less money than you do now, but travel more? Tune in to find out how to do just that; plus you'll get some awesome tips for wandering freelancers! Please welcome Haley Akins to the show. She was our December member of the month at Location Indie, so she's the perfect guest to share her full time freelancer story. Haley is a motion designer and animator and has been freelancing for about 3 years. Before that she was working for Across the Pond and a sports broadcasting company. She wanted more travel and more freedom in her life, so she found freelancing and hasn't looked back. Today you'll get some tips and tricks on how you can create success as a freelancer. Listen in now. You'll Learn: The #1 tip for managing clients What can allow you to take a whole month off Easy to remember rule about rates (for more profits) How to keep business coming in How to raise your profile in the industry (to get more work) Why you shouldn't be afraid to ask One thing that helps you realize what is really important Why you need to consistently make things happen And so much more! Resources: Hayley Akins Creating A Life Of Travel In A Single Day with Michelle Dale Workaway Location Indie Motion Hatch Bingomation Asana Across The Pond The Art of Asking: How I Learned to Stop Worrying and Let People Help by Amanda Palmer Ask by Ryan Levesque Please be sure to check out the archives for more Zero To Travel Podcasts!

In this special 3 part collaboration, Trav & Jason go over the most beautiful places in the world, according to them!  On Zero to Travel you'll find 20-11, here you'll find 10-1, and on the Location Indie podcast we're doing a Top 16 Places We Want To Visit as a bonus episode!

Have you ever thought about Ex-Patting? Today my friend Lily Ann Fouts stops by to give you tons of tips, strategies, and advice for Ex-patting in Latin America. Lily is a multi-talented writer, author, and long time traveler who has lived on every continent except Asia ( including Antarctica!). When her and her husband are not out roaming the planet, they are living full time in a motor-home around the USA. She is also the chief adventure scribe of our community Location Indie. Get more info about Lily here and be sure to check out her book, Live Like a Local in Loja: An Expat Experience in Ecuador Tune In To Learn: How best to settle-in anywhere and have a true local experience Why you need to practice responsible ex-patting Tips on where figuring out where to go Top reason Loja is intriguing How to successfully integrate yourself as an expat into a community One of the most underrated travel tips (to lead you to the best spot) The one thing that is a powerful bridge to a better experience How to truly connect with locals Language learning resources Tips for picking up a language (faster) How long you can stay in Latin America (visa options) And much more! Resources: Where In The World Is Nico Location Indie Live Like a Local in Loja: An Expat Experience in Ecuador Lily Ann Fouts Craigslist Fluent in 3 months with Benny Lewis How to learn any language in six months- Chris Lonsdale International living The Visa Chase and Other Fun Stories of Ecuador (Adventures In Ecuador Book 1) Want more Zero To Travel Podcasts? Head over to the archives now!

Today the guys share the 'origin story' of Location Indie.  Holed up in a cheap beach house with no one around, no car, no distractions, and no (good) beer.  Tune in to hear how they figured out how to start and launch a community in 5 days isolated in Ocean City, NJ.   

“I would love for people to do what they want to do rather than doing what they have to do.” – Travis Sherry Our guest for today's episode on the Art of Adventure podcast is a certified storyteller. You will definitely be astounded by his journey in reaching his dream career and his determination to share this dream with other people. I mean, who wouldn't want a job that gives freedom to travel in all parts of the world? Travis Sherry is the man behind the No. 1 travel podcast on iTunes, Extra Pack of Peanuts, which teaches people how to travel more by spending less. He started Extra Pack of Peanuts in January 2012 while in Japan as he struggled to find himself. Being a teacher by profession, Travis found out that teaching Social Studies and History is not what he was destined for. By starting his business online, he discovers that teaching people how to travel cheap and giving them the freedom is his mission. Travis also runs the Location Indie community where they gather up people who wants to have a job or a business that can be run from anywhere in the world. He wants to give people the chance to experience the life of freedom they've been searching for. What you will learn on this episode: What are the travel trends seen in this year What are the location independent businesses that are people taking advantage of The seven dollar business class upgrade travel hack The worst places to stay How Travis runs his business The best travel blazer Quotes: "Digital nomads are going mainstream" - Travis Sherry "I didn't know teaching about frequent flyer miles would open so many doors"- Travis Sherry "My real skill is the ability to teach"- Travis Sherry "Adventure is figuring out a way to push yourself"- Travis Sherry Continue the Adventure (Resources from this episode): Extra Pack of Peanuts Location Indie Paradise Pack Twitter Instagram You might also like these episodes: AOA 153 | Matt Bailey | Travel Hacking and the Limitless Lifestyle AOA 055 | Ladan Jiracek | Travel Wisdom From 80 Countries AOA 128 | Gunnar Garfors | A Story From Every Country AOA 118 | Chris Guillebeau | Born For This: Find the Work You Were Meant to Do AOA 052 | Ben Keene | Creating Tribes Around The World  

What if you love your current location DEPENDENT job but still want to go Location Indie?  The guys share a new way of looking as this conundrum plus some practical advice to help you get the "wheels turning" in the right direction (be ready for some bad car puns - you've been warned!).

How can you totally crush your travel bucket list- starting right now? Plus, a top 10 list you won’t want to miss… Today my buddy Trav (from EPOP and Location Indie) joins the show as we each share our respective Top 5 Travel Wishes. Give yourself the space and time to dream up your current bucket list and put it in writing. Get back in touch with your travel soul and reconnect with your travel dreams. You can make it happen now! Listen Now To Learn: How to create a ‘big bang’ to bring your ideas to reality How to get motivated (and move closer to your travel goals) Why alternative reality type spaces are intriguing A time when compromise is necessary The best part of Location Independence How to embrace the idea of enjoying yourself Why the journey can be the best part (of a travel adventure) How to open up more possibilities to see crazy stuff 10 awesome travel wishes (what do you want to do?) And so much more! Resources: How To Become A Car Camping Superstar Location Indie Podcast The Great Debate: Slow vs Fast Travel EPOP (Extra Pack of Peanuts) @zerototravel @PackofPeanuts Location Indie For more Zero To Travel Podcasts, head over to the archives now!

A collaboration with Jason and my other podcast, Location Indie. This week our 10 crazy awesome travel dreams that we hope to make reality!!

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

The Location Indie community is open to new members! The fellas share a quick update from the mountains of Colorado.

Today on the podcast, I am interviewing Jason Moore, host of the Zero to Travel podcast – one of the top-ranked travel podcasts in iTunes. Jason is also co-founder of Location Indie, a community of people helping each other kick ass in business and travel. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/rve/message

"Resourcefulness is the ultimate resource" -Tony Robbins What is the ultimate resource for extending your travels? Today you'll hear all about about: Utilizing your resources Long term travel The Best places in the World to work The Location Independence scene And much more! And you get the privilege to learn from Stu Jones- a bloke from down under who has been traveling and living the location independent lifestyle for the last 18 years! He is the founder of Coworkation- running co-working trips to inspiring places around the world for current and budding location independent entrepreneurs. Listen Now to Learn: One of the most beautiful things about travel How to make Location Independence sustainable How to set up your Location Independent Lifestyle What gives you an excuse to travel to a place you love Why it's way less risky to bet on yourself How to supercharge your business and work to the next level The main benefits of the Location Independent Lifestyle How to find out if the digital nomad lifestyle is for you Resources: Location Indie Location Indie Podcast Coworkation HUBUD KOHUB Be sure to head over to the archives for more Zero To Travel Podcasts!

6 Things you Need to Know About Being a Digital Nomad   Have you ever dreamed of leaving everything behind and travelling the world? It sounds like a fantasy, but in the 21st century, the internet and mobile technology is making the dream of the "digital nomad" a reality for many. Recently I had the opportunity to sit down with Jason Moore of the Zero to Travel podcast.   Zero to Travel is a podcast with a powerful mission: to help people travel the world on their terms no matter what their situation or experience. Over many years of travelling and meeting people Jason began to observe how people were incorporating travel into their lives. He became passionate about helping people explore the myriad options available to them when travelling the world. With his friend and business partner Travis he's created a paid community called "Location Indie" that helps people looking to become location independent find and connect with others with the same mindset.   Our full conversation was flowing and unstructured, "nomadic" if you will, but also quite enlightening. I encourage you to check out the entire thing at pathunters.com. In the meantime, here are 6 things you need to know about becoming a digital nomad, according to Jason.     1. It's not as simple as it seems, but also not as hard. It seems counterintuitive, but becoming a digital nomad is both simple and complex, depending on how you look at it. Logistically, it's quite simple. You can quit your job, give your two weeks notice and be on a plane the next day if you chose. However, as with any big change in life, there are bound to be obstacles. Often these obstacles will come from within. Questions such as, “If I quit my job am I giving up my career? Is this going to hurt me in the long run? How am I going to earn money?” must be addressed before making such a huge change in your life. 2. You need to start with an intention. Once you make the decision that this is something you want to do, you need to commit to it. Starting with an intention allows you to build the confidence you'll need to overcome obstacles and find more creative ways to achieve your goal. 3. Understand that it may not happen right away. Major life changes like this require a period of transition. Very few of us are in a position to quit our jobs and leave on a plane tomorrow for parts unknown. You have to accept that you're investing in this process by educating yourself. 4. When developing a location independent business, start with your skills. A big part of being a digital nomad is of course having a location independent income source. More than likely this will be some sort of small business. The first step in creating such a business is to look through your skill set and find something you can offer to people. For example, perhaps you're really organized and know your way around social media. You could offer your services as a virtual assistant. Everyone has at least one skill that can be turned into some sort of service. The trick is to be creative. 5. Look to existing resources. Platforms like upwork.com and Fiverr.com allow you to put your services out there quickly and easily, giving you the opportunity to build experience and a client base. If you make artwork, you can sell items through Etsy.com. These sites offer you the opportunity to get your business going quickly and easily. 6. Give yourself permission to make mistakes. Understand that, in the beginning, you're going to make a lot of mistakes – this is the simple truth. If you can make peace with that idea, you'll be able to weather them far more easily and more importantly, learn from them.   The life of a digital nomad is not for everyone of course, but for those with the right mindset and a taste for adventure, it can be an incredibly empowering and life-changing experience. If you'd like to know more about becoming a digit

When you travel, you never know who you will meet, or what kind of experiences you will have. Half the fun of adventuring is not knowing where you will be lead next, and Jason Moore is a firm believer in trying new things while you travel. Jason Moore, a resident of Oslo, Norway, hosts the Zero to Travel podcast, because he hopes to help people achieve their desire to live a life of travel, and help them travel on their own terms. He also runs Location Indie, a podcast based on the community support system of people who want to work while they travel, work remotely, and live independently. Jason’s story, which he calls “Thumbs Up,” gives us an inside look at the life of a hitchhiker, through the eyes of Jason, his friend, Gary, and their hitchhiking race around Scotland. Join Jason on a 546-mile quasi-circumnavigation grassroots race around Scotland, where he goes wild camping, visits eight iconic Scottish checkpoints, and meets a number of people who changed his life, who you can hear about in detail in the story. Jason’s adventure traveling through Scotland was an experience which he called, in a word, “transformative”. When you travel, you can give as much as you take; you can give energy, stories, a listening ear, and, most importantly, companionship. You learn to trust, and you realize that people really are awesome. “Many things happen when you step out on the side of the road and stick your thumb out,” Jason says, “but I think the best thing is the reminder that we are all connected, and this world is filled with wonderful and kind souls.” If you ever see Gary, or anyone else, hitchhiking, consider pulling over and giving them a lift; you might be pleasantly surprised by what happens. And if you are the one traveling, try putting your thumb out sometime, and you might just learn something new about humanity. Join Jason and Hayden as they learn to trust humanity and travel around Scotland for a time. You never know what you might learn about trust, humanity, and the energy that comes from hitchhiking. 10:10 - Jason shares his thoughts on the traveler’s mindset, and how anyone in any position can have the traits and mindset of a traveler. 13:38 - Jason discusses his podcast, Zero to Travel, which helps people achieve their desire to live a life of travel, and travel on their terms. He believes a love of travel is a value in life that everyone shares, and that a passion for travel isn’t really something that really ever goes away. 15:55 - Jason tells us more about his community and his other podcast, both named Location Indie. He tells us about the community support system of people who want to work while they travel, work remotely, and live independently. 18:37 - Jason Moore begins to tell his story, which he has titled: “Thumbs Up”. He reminds us that, if you don’t make time for travel, it just doesn’t happen. The main part of Jason’s story features a Scottish hitchhiking race, beginning on May 1, 2014, and continuing for several days on an epic 546-mile quasi-circumnavigation around Scotland. He had to visit eight iconic Scottish checkpoints on the way and get photo evidence of each checkpoint.

Trav and Jason answer the question - if you could slip into the skin of another culture, experience it, and live it like your own, which would you choose?  Jump on board this verbal ride and inhabit a fantastical, impossible world where cultural mashups are a reality. Carpe Diem! Pura Vida! Hang Loose! Enjoy.... To learn more about Location Indie and how you can join our community text LOCATIONINDIE to 33444.  Be sure to check out our once a year Ultimate Lifestyle Business bundle at theparadisepack.com

Jason and Trav talk morning routines, spontaneity, and how to set yourself up for success.  Listen now to hear all facets of organization and how to become more and more organized over time.  Plus get the scoop on LI's favorite walking destinations! To learn more about Location Indie and how you can join our community text LOCATIONINDIE to 33444.  Be sure to check out our once a year Ultimate Lifestyle Business bundle at theparadisepack.com

What do dodging dirty dishes and location independent businesses have in common? Listen and learn. Plus the boys debate the most underrated personality traits of traveling entrepreneurs - do you have them? Do you agree?    To learn more about Location Indie and how you can join our community text LOCATIONINDIE to 33444.    Be sure to check out our once a year Ultimate Lifestyle Business bundle at theparadisepack.com

Trav explains why he's "homeless". Jason rants about various business models that you can utilize to go Location Indie and reveals a new project in the process. 

Does fear help you travel more? In today's Zero To Travel Podcast, you'll hear how to get cheap flights in Asia and how to get the best ski and snowboard travel deals. It's the hot and cold edition!You'll get the HOT from Louisa with wentadventuring.com- a place where her and her husband share advice and stories for nomads. They've lived around the world since 2007 in 8 different countries- exploring, writing, and photographing.And you'll get the COLD from my buddy Tim Wenger- winter sports aficionado, Location Indie member, and has spent most of his entire adult life trying to get on the mountain or as close to it as possible.Special thanks to italki.com for supporting today’s show. Learn a language from a native speaker and get a Free lesson (buy one, get one free) for Zero To Travel listeners.Listen now to Learn:How to get out of your own 'escape room'How to get cheap flights in AsiaWho the Asean pass is for (and not for)Helpful resources to check different flight routesHow to get the most out of the Asean passHow to limit out of pocket expenses at ski resortsThe best way to travel with your ski/snowboard gearWhere to get discounted ski/snowboard gear (and the best time of year)#1 rule when buying lift ticketsBest places to stay for your ski tripBenefits of living in a ski town for an entire season (do it!)Resources:italkiRam Dass PodcastWent AdventuringAir AsiaAsean PassTommy Ooi Travel GuideCouchsurfingHostelling InternationalMountain CollectiveHotels.comTim WengerAnd be sure to check out the archives for more Zero To Travel Podcasts!

Your travel style and business style can change over time- and that is ok!  J and Trav share the what it's like to balance a home base and travel, discuss why the Location Indie lifestyle is becoming more accepted these days, and why sometimes you need to travel for travels sake.

Do you dream of having the freedom to work from anywhere in the world or even your own home? Jason Moore, co-owner of Location Indie joins KYD for an Expert Series all about location independence. In this episode Jason shares the best way to get started with Location Independence and ideas for using the skills you already have. He also talks about the importance of community and surrounding yourself with likeminded people to support your dream. Check out the full description, pictures and show notes at www.KeepYourDaydream.com. Join the KYD email list for travel ideas and even more inspiring stories. How about sharing KYD with your friends! Copy the iTunes or Android link below and text the link to a friend so they can Subscribe! iTunes: http://bit.ly/kydit Android: http://bit.ly/stitcr Let’s get social:
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Travis Sherry comes back to Dreamers Podcast to talk about his newest venture Location Indie with Jason, his business partner! Connect with Travis Sherry! ExtraPackOfPeanuts.com LocationIndie.com Traveling all around the world is not only a passion of Travis' but his full time job. Helping people travel around the world for next to nothing on credit card points was where he got his start in becoming an entrepreneur. Travis Sherry follows up from episode 101 and has some huge news about a new online project he has started with his friend and business partner Jason. Helping people become location independent through building a community with a wealth of knowledge on how to make their lifestyles, your lifestyle. Check out Jason and Travis' Location Indie's video below, it is hilarious! Well done you two! https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OVachCdCqXI Episode 150

In this travel podcast, friend of the show and travel hacking stud Travis Sherry gives you his take on why budget airlines rock.We also chat about the challenges of planning ahead for travel and give some top tips that have worked for us throughout our years of wandering.Plus, if you're into the location independent and digital nomad lifestyle then you'll be excited to hear about our new community Location Indie. Here's your personal invitation to join.Listen to this travel podcast now, you'll also learn:How to get the best prices on budget airlinesHow wikipedia can be a travelers best friendWhy budget airlines should be your first searchThe plastic bag carry on trickHow creative itineraries can save you mad cashA secret resource for finding cheap 'hidden city' flightsWhy knowing the budget airlines rules is so importantWhy travel can be stressfulHow to avoid travel burnoutAnd much more!Thanks for checking out the show. Want more travel podcasts?Check out the Zero To Travel Podcast ArchivesThe post Zero To Travel Podcast : How To Plan Ahead For Travel + Why Budget Airlines Rock appeared first on Zero to Travel.

My business partner Travis Sherry and I share the challenges and pitfalls that surround the location independent and digital nomad lifestyle.We also announce our amazing new project, a real community where you can connect with other like minded people building, sustaining and growing their location independent lives.Learn more about our new community Location Indie.In this travel podcast you'll get an inside look at our personal struggles and the daily challenges that pop up when you are running a location independent business while traveling the world.Resources From This ShowExtra Pack of Peanuts PodcastListen To More Zero To Travel PodcastsThe post Location Independent : The Unsexy Truth Revealed appeared first on Zero to Travel.