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We discuss a Clark Howard article I read called "Clark Howard's #1 Rule To Travel Cheap" and the Amazing Kayak Explore. Other travel hacks include Cheap Flight Services like Scott's Cheap Flights, Dollar Flight Club, NextVacay, Travel Pirates and Fly4Free. https://scottscheapflights.com/ https://dollarflightclub.com/ https://nextvacay.com/ https://www.travelpirates.com/ https://www.fly4free.com/ Happy Travels --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

I encourage you to reach out to me at katemangona@medicinemarriageandmoney.com with any questions, concerns, or suggestions! For a free copy of The Medical Marriage Survival Guide: An Instruction Manual For Physicians in Love E-book/Workbook, visit https://library.medicinemarriageandmoney.com/waitlist and I will send it to you! If you spent less time arguing with your spouse, what would your life look like? → sign up to find out at https://www.medicinemarriageandmoney.com and click “I AM READY” for a free 45-minute coaching consult! Let me coach you! I can show you what is possible.   WHAT YOU WILL DISCOVER   Travel:  How she uses travel hacks to travel affordably Hopper, Google ITA, Rewards programs, Chase Rewards without building a balance, NextVacay,    Marriage:  Meeting her future hubby when she was not ready! How they play as a “Good guy/Bad Guy” team in real estate How they invest in their marriage Once a month budget dates with Josh   Money: The drastic change from wealthy with servants to having nothing and helping pay the bills at age 14 From growing up with servants and attending a private school to section eight housing and free school lunches How “Tiger Mom” teaches her children the value of money   Culture: How her childhood in India differed from her childhood in the States Why Disha and her mother left India after her father died Why Disha transformed her traditional Indian money mindset during her second maternity leave   TAKE HOME POINTS FROM DR DISHA SPATH If you are in consumer debt, use the debt snowball principle to climb out of debt and learn how to manage money without being too overwhelmed. Paying off the smallest bill can provide motivation and build up momentum to keep going.  Cut down the fixed costs (phone plans-switching carriers, cancel unused subscriptions, change grocery stores-from Expensive to Aldi & Walmart, downsize from a big house to renting a smaller place, moving closer to grandparents to help with childcare costs.  Raise your children without a silver spoon to teach them to know the importance of money and better equip them to be independent later in life.   Paying off student loans may or may not be your best financial decision. Although this was the right decision for her, she emphasizes that this is not a one size fits all answer. You have to look at your unique circumstances. Do you work for a public or private institution? What is your debt to income ratio? How do you feel about debt? Is it causing you anxiety or fear? WALK AWAY ASKING YOURSELF How can I find the balance between being frugal and indulging in the good things Do I ever find myself stuck in a scarcity mindset? How can I travel in style on a budget? Do I expect my spouse to take care of all the financials because of a cultural upbringing? If so, how is this serving me? When I want to save money, how can I focus on fixed costs?   FEATURED ON THIS SHOW Website: thefrugalphysician.com  Facebook: The Frugal Physician Instagram: @thefrugalphysician  Twitter: @thefrugalphysician Pinterest: @thefrugalphysician   *This podcast is a member of the Doctor Podcast Network SPONSOR: Physician Financial Services at doctorpodcastnetwork.com/larrykeller

"Going anywhere, you make it the adventure."Travel expert, Dany Rueda, explains how to find extremely cheap ways to travel the world...to a 5 year old.Website: dills.blogInstagram: instagram.com/tanktopdillYouTube: youtube.com/dillSupport the show (http://dillantaylor.com)

Booking: Discount flight notifications for deals from your nearest airport delivered to your email nearly daily for  $25/year – NextVacay.com Join frequent flyer programs and look for ways to double dip Prices often change late Monday nights so Tuesday is the best time to shop. Some advice suggests 3pm EST is the best time to… Continue reading Episode 19: In Transit – High Flying

What does it take to be successful?  What does it take to move past the valleys and really accelerate your career?  Many times, when we're looking at successful people from the outside, all we see are the "highlight reel" (the good stuff).  If you're like most (and like me), you've had a lot of peaks and valleys in your life and have had to move past those those low points in order to move forward.  This week's guest, David Kelly, has been there too!  This week, he shares some of the things he's had to learn in order to accelerate his career and his life.  We talk about how to get past the highlight reel, that sometimes it's in the low points where real inspiration happens and that, no matter what, you need to put in the work.  I loved talking to David and I know you'll love it too.  Enjoy! More on David... David Kelly is the General Manager of KingSumo — a free software to tool to help businesses and entrepreneurs grow their email list, get more social followers, and build their customer base. Before KingSumo, David was employee #11, and the first full-time marketer, for Student Loan Hero (sold to LendingTree for $60 million). He's also consulted for Gadget Flow, Sticker Mule, NextVacay, and more. You can find him on dmkthinks.org

On this episode Jim discusses cheap airfare with travel expert Naveen Dittakavi. Grab cheap flights to Europe and throughout the United States using his strategy. Dittakavi is the founder of NextVacay.com, and shared a wide array of strategies on how he finds cheap airfare and travels worldwide.

Kathy Pulkrabek’s first solo trip didn’t start off to be that great — she had no hotel, was lost in a foreign country, and she got food-poisoned — but when it ended, she gained a once-in-a-lifetime experience. Kathy still remembers the bonds and friendships she made on her first solo trip and how it wasn’t as scary as she thought. On the show, Kathy dives into why she loves traveling, some of her favorite websites where you can score excellent travel deals, and the lessons she learned on her very first solo trip. Key Takeaways: *What was Kathy’s first solo adventure like? *Kathy wasn’t really prepared for her first solo trip, to be completely honest. *In fact, Kathy’s first solo trip was a bit traumatizing and it started with her being food-poisoned for at least two days. *However, the trip took a turn for the better when Kathy met this tiny old Italian lady. *What kinds of lessons did Kathy learn on this solo trip? *After visiting Vietnam and living in Japan, what was the next major trip for Kathy? *Check out Icelandair. Their prices are outrageously cheap. *Jennifer and Kathy share some of their favorite travel apps that help them save money. *What are Kathy’s thoughts on Airbnb? *What is Kathy’s podcast about and what does she do for a living?   Mentioned in This Episode: Transformviatravel.com Transform via Travel on Facebook @GoSoloLive on Twitter Email: Jennifer@TransformviaTravel.com Patreon.com/gosololive Icelandair.us Nextvacay.com Hopper.com Hoteltonight.com The 4-Hour Workweek: Escape 9-5, Live Anywhere, and Join the New Rich, by Tim Ferriss   Connect with Kathy: Facebook Twitter Personal Twitter Instagram Personal Instagram Website   Leave a Review: Did you like this episode? Please leave an honest review on iTunes with your feedback! Also, please subscribe to the Go Solo Live podcast on iTunes, to get notified when a new episode gets released. I appreciate your listening to this week’s show. And tune in next week for another great guest.

Naveen Dittakavi is a serial entrepreneur and has created B2B businesses that serve performing arts centers, hospitals, major furniture chains like Ashley and La-Z-Boy, cosmetic jewelry wholesalers, and more. He is most excited about his latest consumer-focused travel business, Nextvacay.com, where members can get deals to multiple amazing destinations at bargain prices.