Podcast appearances and mentions of sean ogle

>>Join Wicked Smart Golf Practice Formula: 50+ Practice plans and a 90-minute masterclass to practice like a pro.   I'm excited to welcome Sean Ogle, the founder of BreakingEighty.com, one of the most trusted and influential golf gear and travel websites on the internet. What started as a simple quest to break 80 turned into a massive online platform where Sean reviews everything from golf courses to rangefinders, training aids, and more. His honest, in-depth reviews have helped hundreds of thousands of golfers make smarter buying decisions—and play better golf because of it. In this episode, we talk about: How Breaking Eighty was born and what fueled Sean's journey His journey to play the top 100 golf courses. His favorite golf gear of 2025 (and what's overhyped) The secret benefit to tracking your stats with Arccos Golf  And a lot more. If you're into golf equipment, strategy, or want to create your own dream golf life—this one's for you. Follow Sean on Instagram and subscribe on YouTube.  WICKED SMART GOLF Recommended Products DECADE Golf: The #1 course management system to think like a pro (use code WICKEDSMART to save 20%). WHYGOLF Training Aids: The best training aids to help your practice sessions (use code WICKEDSMART to save 15%).  Rypstick: The #1 speed trainer to add 10+ yards in 40 days or less (use code WICKEDSMART to save 10%)  Wicked Smart Golf Academy: The FASTEST way to play consistent golf.  Also, don't forget to connect on social media: Follow on TikTok Follow on Instagram   Subscribe on YouTube Buy Wicked Smart Golf on Amazon or Audible  Buy Wicked Smart Golf II on Amazon or Audible

In this week's episode I interview my friend, Sean Ogle, Founder of Breaking Eighty. What started as a website in the Summer of 2012 has become one of the very best resources on the internet for unbiased golf product reviews. Where you can find reviews of everything from rangefinders, to launch monitors, to shoes, bags, and more.  In the past couple of years Sean has parlayed this into his fast growing YouTube channel in 2022, which I am a huge fan.Support the show

Big Chris chats with Sean Ogle of Breaking Eighty Golf (https://breakingeighty.com/about). In Breaking Eighty, Sean writes about courses and equipment for the average amateur golfer. He also runs The Eighty Club, "A Private Golf Society for the Game's Most Passionate Followers". Follow them on Instagram at: @breakingeighty

Matt sits down with Sean Ogle, founder of The Eighty Club and one of the best-traveled golfers there is, to discuss Pebble Beach.  Sean answers questions ranging from the basic to the esoteric as well as answering the big question, "Is Pebble Beach worth the money?"

Sean Ogle of Exile Lifestyle talks about decluttering your life with spring cleaning. Episode 2006: The Beauty of Spring Cleaning by Sean Ogle with Exile Lifestyle on Ways to Declutter Your Life Colin Wright is a professional author and international speaker who co-founded a publishing company and travels full-time, moving to a new country every four months or so--that country determined by the votes of his readers! He also blogs. Colin's a minimalist in that he owns very few things and is careful in how he consumes. He tends to buy less, but invest in quality when he does, and trends toward the same in relationships, business endeavors, and just about everything else. He's left-handed, blue-eyed, scary good at Tetris, and can't cook. The original post can be found here: https://exilelifestyle.com/beauty-spring-cleaning/  Visit Me Online at OLDPodcast.com Interested in advertising on the show? Visit https://www.advertisecast.com/OptimalLivingDaily Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Sean Ogle of Exile Lifestyle talks about decluttering your life with spring cleaning. Episode 2006: The Beauty of Spring Cleaning by Sean Ogle with Exile Lifestyle on Ways to Declutter Your Life Colin Wright is a professional author and international speaker who co-founded a publishing company and travels full-time, moving to a new country every four months or so--that country determined by the votes of his readers! He also blogs. Colin's a minimalist in that he owns very few things and is careful in how he consumes. He tends to buy less, but invest in quality when he does, and trends toward the same in relationships, business endeavors, and just about everything else. He's left-handed, blue-eyed, scary good at Tetris, and can't cook. The original post can be found here: https://exilelifestyle.com/beauty-spring-cleaning/  Visit Me Online at OLDPodcast.com Interested in advertising on the show? Visit https://www.advertisecast.com/OptimalLivingDaily Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Sean Ogle of Exile Lifestyle talks about decluttering your life with spring cleaning. Episode 2006: The Beauty of Spring Cleaning by Sean Ogle with Exile Lifestyle on Ways to Declutter Your Life Colin Wright is a professional author and international speaker who co-founded a publishing company and travels full-time, moving to a new country every four months or so--that country determined by the votes of his readers! He also blogs. Colin's a minimalist in that he owns very few things and is careful in how he consumes. He tends to buy less, but invest in quality when he does, and trends toward the same in relationships, business endeavors, and just about everything else. He's left-handed, blue-eyed, scary good at Tetris, and can't cook. The original post can be found here:   With UTEP Connect, higher education is now within reach of everyone, everywhere. Go to or call UTEP Connect at 1-800-684-UTEP today for information  and in    and join our online community:   Interested in advertising on the show? Visit 

Sean Ogle of Exile Lifestyle talks about decluttering your life with spring cleaning. Episode 2006: The Beauty of Spring Cleaning by Sean Ogle with Exile Lifestyle on Ways to Declutter Your Life Colin Wright is a professional author and international speaker who co-founded a publishing company and travels full-time, moving to a new country every four months or so--that country determined by the votes of his readers! He also blogs. Colin's a minimalist in that he owns very few things and is careful in how he consumes. He tends to buy less, but invest in quality when he does, and trends toward the same in relationships, business endeavors, and just about everything else. He's left-handed, blue-eyed, scary good at Tetris, and can't cook. The original post can be found here: https://exilelifestyle.com/beauty-spring-cleaning/ With UTEP Connect, higher education is now within reach of everyone, everywhere. Go to online.utep.edu or call UTEP Connect at 1-800-684-UTEP today for information Please Rate & Review the Show! Visit Me Online at OLDPodcast.com and in The O.L.D. Facebook Group Join the Ol' Family to get your Free Gifts and join our online community: OLDPodcast.com/group Interested in advertising on the show? Visit https://www.advertisecast.com/OptimalLivingDaily --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/optimal-living-daily/support

Have you ever felt like quitting your job and move to an exotic country? Sean Ogle did exactly that. In 2009, Sean quit his job and moved to Thailand. Sounds like fun? He set out on a project called Location 180 where he started writing about building a business one can run [...] The post How to Quit Your Job Build a Business and Live Anywhere appeared first on Small Business Advice Help For Startups and Entrepreneurs.

Sean Ogle and Matt Giovanisci talk about how they're simplifying their online businesses in 2021 and beyond. Topics include: how to stay more organized, managing fewer brands, doubling-down on the right platforms, limiting distractions, and knowing your numbers so you know what to focus on. Online business courses, tools, & community: https://www.moneylab.co/pro

Sean and Doug talk copywriting, Tropical MBA, and his public niche sites. You can check out all things Sean at the links below: Get Sean’s 6 part email series Location Rebel on YouTube Read more about his story His site about cocktails and more His golfing site Contact me. Ask Questions! Send me an email here: feedback@doug.show Leave a voicemail: (406) 813-0613

Sean and Doug talk copywriting, Tropical MBA, and his public niche sites. You can check out all things Sean at the links below: Get Sean’s 6 part email series Location Rebel on YouTube Read more about his story His site about cocktails and more His golfing site Contact me. Ask Questions! Send me an email here: feedback@doug.show Leave a voicemail: (406) 813-0613

Sean and Doug talk copywriting, Tropical MBA, and his public niche sites. You can check out all things Sean at the links below: Get Sean’s 6 part email series Location Rebel on YouTube Read more about his story His site about cocktails and more His golfing site Contact me. Ask Questions! Send me an email […]

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Today Elizabeth talks with Sean Ogle, entrepreneur and founder of several very successful niche sites. They discuss options to get started as an entrepreneur, the concept of "bridge businesses" and how to navigate when things don't go as planned along the

Sean Ogle from LocationRebel.com grew up always doing the right & easy thing. The thing he was "supposed to do" or "should do." For the last 11 years, he has traveled all over the world checking things off his bucket list, while teaching solo entrepreneurs to build profitable businesses around their biggest passions. In this 40-minute inspiring conversation, Sean and I talk about: - Sean's story of going from a boring, predictable office job to literally living every dream he could imagine. - His advice to someone who's been working hard, but hardly getting any traction... (don't give up!) - How freelance writing can be one of the most lucrative and perfect "bridge businesses or incomes" to help you make the transition into a full-time entrepreneur, without having to get a job working for "the Man." - How Sean has used storytelling across multiple mediums to grow his three different businesses over the years. - How choosing a Niche within a Niche can be your ticket to profits. - Advice for anyone building a membership site right now. - Sean's favourite part of his "job" within Location Rebel. - His marketing strategy for his three different businesses. - And a whole lot more inspiring, fantastic advice giving. About Sean Ogle Sean Ogle is the founder of Location Rebel where he helps people build businesses that give them the time & freedom to spend more time doing the things they enjoy in life. For him, that means golf and a quest to find the perfect cocktail, which he also writes about on his websites Breaking Eighty and Slightly Pretentious. Join our all-inclusive Majik Media Membership at https://MajikMedia.com/#courses

Sean Ogle is the founder of The Eighty Club (check it out HERE) and the Breaking Eighty website (link HERE) among other things.  In this episode, he joins Matt to discuss some of the most overrated and underrated golf destinations, the art of getting on private golf courses, how to start a golf blog, the world's best cocktails, and much more.

If you're looking for some inspiration to quit your job and live your dreams, this episode is for YOU!  I got to interview Sean Ogle of Location Rebel to learn about his epic journey of entrepreneurship. He started blogging and freelance writing in 2009 and hasn't worked a normal job since. Now, he spends his time writing, traveling, growing his brand Location Rebel, and golfing (his goal is to play the top 100 courses in the world). Plus, Sean is also the founder of Breaking 80, a golf membership site who helps connect like-minded golfers. When it comes to making money online and living the laptop lifestyle, Sean is definitely one of the Godfather's so listen a few times and take notes. In the episode, we talk about: Sean's epic journey What it's like to quit your job How to make money online in 2019 How to start an online business with no experience What it takes to make money writing, blogging, and other side hustles like membership sites  If you found it inspiring &/or actionable, please share on Instagram by taking a screenshot and tagging @iammichaelleonard.  Check out Location Rebel here. Resources to Start Your Online Business Earn your first $1,000 writing: https://inspireyoursuccess1.lpages.co/freelance-to-1k-podcast/ *Teachable: https://www.teachable.com  *Bluehost (Website Hosting for Podcast): https://www.inspireyoursuccess.com/bluehost *Convertkit (Email List): https://www.inspireyoursuccess.com/convertkit And if you’re ready to take your life or business to the next level, here are some ways that I can help you even more ... 1) Work with me 1-1 If you’d like some extra help starting a freelance writing business? Then let’s talk!  Learn more at inspireyoursuccess.com/coach 2) JOIN Freelance to 5K If you’re ready to build an online business, freelance writing is a great place to start. With no experience or writing background, I was able to 10X my writing income in 12 months only working part-time. This one skill has allowed me to NEVER go back to a 9-5!  I’ve packaged up everything I’ve learned over the years to give you a step-by-step guide to launch a freelance writing business or side hustle.  LEARN MORE NOW: freelanceto5k.com  3) Follow me on Instagram @iammichaelleonard to get updates to new content, entrepreneurial advice, & motivation to help you create an epic life and business.  IG: https://www.instagram.com/iammichaelleonard/ 

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 the Godfather of location independent businesses, Sean Ogle from LocationRebel.com. We are beyond lucky to call Sean a friend and have him share his abundant knowledge of all things business with you. Sean will be joining us at Camp Indie and will be talking all about Hobby Hacking: How To Turn Your Passion Into a Successful Brand & Business and this will be packed with valuable information to get you from idea to business in the quickest timeline possible. Take a listen to Sean's story!! Tune In To Learn: Location Rebel & Slightly Pretentious Camp Indie - Don't forget ticket prices go up on March 1st

More goodness coming at ya from the Money Lab vault (this episode originally aired August 2019). Should you try turning a hobby you love into a money-making website? Sean Ogle, founder of BreakingEighty.com and LocationRebel.com, joins the show to talk about turning a hobby into an online business. Both Sean and Matt run websites based on hobbies they love: Sean runs a golf site and Matt runs a homebrewing website, BrewCabin.com. So how do they approach monetizing their hobbies? What does it take to create a paid community around something you love? And how do you make sure you keep the passion alive with your hobby when it's a business? If you've ever considered turning a hobby into an online business, this episode is for you. Enjoy! P.S. You can find more about Sean at LocationRebel.com and BreakingEighty.com. P.P.S. If you want to see a behind-the-scenes look at how Matt monetizes own hobby-based site, check out his course SEO for Bloggers: Moneylab.co/SEO

On this episode of That Remote Show, I am joined by Sean Ogle from Location Rebel. Sean has been an anchor in the location independent movement for close to a decade after he quit his job in finance and moved to Thailand just 2 months later to build his online business. Since then he has built one of the largest communities of digital nomad entrepreneurs at Location Rebel and has helped thousands of people start an online business. During the interview we got to talk about why Sean quit his job and how another friend of the pod Dan Andrews of Tropical MBA gave him his first online job. We also talked about how Sean popularized Location Rebel and found his first paying customers, how he started his next 6 figure site Breaking Eighty, how you can start a 6-figure hobby site yourself, and why uncertainty can be an entrepreneur's best friend.

Come on baby, light my business fire! (The Doors. Nailed it). Matt and Andrew are joined by Brandon from MadFientist.com to talk about staying motivated in their online businesses. Brandon shares his journey of growing his own successful site (including the mental breakdown that motivated him to launch it) and chats about his newest online business, including the challenge of mixing business with a hobby. The three of them debate what truly motivates them in their work (hint: it's not money, but it kind of is?) and how to keep that hunger alive when you start to feel like you're coasting in your business. How do you tap into that intrinsic motivation to keep the business fires burning bright? This is an honest, behind-the-scenes chat about what drives these guys to do what they do. Enjoy! P.S. You can read about Brandon's synthesizer business experiment here: Madfientist.com/Online-Business-Experiment P.P.S. Liked this episode? You'll probably enjoy the episode called Money-Making Hobby Sites with Sean Ogle that dropped at the end of August 2019. Check it out!

If you're looking for some inspiration to quit your job and live your dreams, this episode is for YOU!  I got to interview Sean Ogle of Location Rebel to learn about his epic journey of entrepreneurship. He started blogging and freelance writing in 2009 and hasn't worked a normal job since. Now, he spends his time writing, traveling, growing his brand Location Rebel, and golfing (his goal is to play the top 100 courses in the world). Plus, Sean is also the founder of Breaking 80, a golf membership site who helps connect like-minded golfers. When it comes to making money online and living the laptop lifestyle, Sean is definitely one of the Godfather's so listen a few times and take notes. In the episode, we talk about: Sean's epic journey What it's like to quit your job How to make money online in 2019 How to start an online business with no experience What it takes to make money writing, blogging, and other side hustles like membership sites  If you found it inspiring &/or actionable, please share on Instagram by taking a screenshot and tagging @iammichaelleonard.  Check out Location Rebel here. Resources to Start Your Online Business 10 Online Business Ideas: https://pages.convertkit.com/6bb5abb980/a1a9b0f67b  *ClickFunnels: https://www.inspireyoursuccess.com/clickfunnels *Teachable: https://www.teachable.com  *Bluehost (Website Hosting for Podcast): https://www.inspireyoursuccess.com/bluehost *Convertkit (Email List): https://www.inspireyoursuccess.com/convertkit And if you’re ready to take your life or business to the next level, here are some ways that I can help you even more ... 1) Work with me 1-1 If you’d like some extra help starting your podcast or launching a freelance writing business let’s talk!  Sign up for a 30-min consultation: https://calendly.com/michael-leonard/30-min-consult-youtube 2) Schedule an hour for a consulting call. Do you have an idea (or ideas) about starting an online business but aren’t sure where to begin? Trust me, I’ve probably done it. I’ve started a writing business, launched a podcast, grew a blog, Youtube, and e-commerce store as an entrepreneur.  Let me show you how to take your idea to income with a 60-minute consulting call. LEARN MORE NOW: http://bit.ly/2WNwfVr  3) JOIN Freelance to 5K If you’re ready to build an online business, freelance writing is a great place to start. With no experience or writing background, I was able to 10X my writing income in 12 months only working part-time. This one skill has allowed me to NEVER go back to a 9-5!  I’ve packaged up everything I’ve learned over the years to give you a step-by-step guide to launch a freelance writing business or side hustle.  LEARN MORE NOW: http://bit.ly/2Q6QF9e  4) Follow me on Instagram @iammichaelleonard to get updates to new content, entrepreneurial advice, & motivation to help you create an epic life and business.  IG: https://www.instagram.com/iammichaelleonard/  5) Subscribe on Youtube to get 2X/week videos to help you build an online business. Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/michaelleonardentrepreneur

In this episode, I talk to Sean Ogle about: - How he decided to start a blog and leave a profession he wasn't satisfied with - How he was able to continue earning income while turning his blog into a business - Actionable steps and tips you can use to start taking action in your life & building a blog And much more. ----- Don't forget to subscribe to the podcast and if you enjoy it, join the SG email list to get more business insight and content right to your inbox every week: https://www.solopreneurgrind.com/join/ ----- Where to find Sean: https://www.locationrebel.com/ https://www.youtube.com/locationrebel @seanogle

Should you try turning a hobby you love into a money-making website? Sean Ogle, founder of BreakingEighty.com and LocationRebel.com, joins the show to talk about turning a hobby into an online business. Both Sean and Matt run websites based on hobbies they love: Sean runs a golf site and Matt runs a homebrewing website, BrewCabin.com. So how do they approach monetizing their hobbies? What does it take to create a paid community around something you love? And how do you make sure you keep the passion alive with your hobby when it's a business? If you've ever considered turning a hobby into an online business, this episode is for you. Enjoy! P.S. You can find more about Sean at LocationRebel.com and BreakingEighty.com. P.P.S. If you want to see a behind-the-scenes look at how Matt monetizes own hobby-based site, check out his course SEO for Bloggers: Moneylab.co/SEO

Sean Ogle is a former 9-5er turned lifestyle entrepreneur. Since 2009, Sean has built his company Location Rebel into one of the premier digital nomad and location independence blogs on the internet. After quitting the corporate world, Sean was able to grow his company to multiple six figures in revenue and create a lifestyle of total freedom, travelling to dozens of countries, and exploring parts of the world many people didn’t even know existed. Favorite Success Quote “Comparison is the thief of joy” ~Theodore Roosevelt Key Points 1. Stop Comparing Yourself to Others One of the most pervasive problems in our hyper “connected” society is the prevalence of the comparison mindset. No matter how great you are doing in your business, health, and relationships, someone is always doing better, and after 30-seconds of surfing through Instagram you are immediately reminded that you are not the biggest fish in the pond. But guess what? It’s ok. Every single person is on their own unique journey to success. We all have our own path to chart and our own roads to travel. And comparing yourself to others (whose story and struggle you are completely unaware of) is the fastest way to sabotage your own success and happiness. It is one thing to aspire to a certain level of success. It is another thing entirely to degrade your own journey and achievement by comparing yourself to other people who had an entirely different set of skills and advantages when they entered the game. Cut out the comparison and you will cut out a vast majority of your unhappiness. 2. Start with the Basics  So often whenever people are getting started on their journey to freedom and location independence, they want to focus on the sexy businesses. They want the six figure membership site, the 7-figure ecommerce store, and the high ticket coaching and consulting gigs. But what most people don’t realize is that these types of businesses require an incredible level of skill and knowledge to build. You need to start with the unattractive basics first. Select a skill like SEO, copywriting, or web design. Become extremely proficient in that skill until you can make a full time living as a freelancer. Then, once you have the bills paid for and the ability to work from anywhere in the world, start applying those skills to your own “Freedom Business.” Without the basics, you will fail at creating the “sexy” business every single time. 3. Consistency is the Key to Success True success comes from one thing. Consistency. It doesn’t matter whether you devote 2 hours a day or 20 hours a day. As long as you are doing something to grow your skillset or business every single day, you will achieve success in a relatively short amount of time. By making a 2-hour daily commitment over the next 18 months, you can quit your job, travel the world, and make more income than you ever thought possible. But it requires consistency. You can’t just work 80 hours on your freedom business one week, and then forget about it for three months. You need to lay the foundation every single day and keep piling up those bricks until you reach the level of success that you desire. 4. Focus on Vulnerability, Not Perfection One of the biggest road blocks that most entrepreneurs come across is that they are striving for perfection. Perfection in their content creation, perfection in their product creation, and perfection in every aspect of business execution. This is a mistake. The world responds to vulnerability, not meticulously written articles that require a month of editing. Be raw, be real, tell people what is really going on. The more vulnerable you are, the more people will be able to relate with you and the more of an impact you will be able to have. Don’t try to be perfect. Just be real and the results will come. 5. Realize that Uncertainty is the Greatest Killer of Dreams  “People will choose unhappiness over uncertainty” ~Tim Ferriss People are scared of the unknown. It’s just how we are wired. We are terrified of the “ifs” surrounding our lives. What if she rejects me? What if this business fails? What if I lose it all? But what people forget is that 9 times out of ten, the worst case scenario, the “if” that we are so scared of is extremely unlikely. And even if it happens, it’s almost never as bad as people think it will be. So what if you start a business and it fails. You can lick your wounds and return to the corporate world or you can start over and try again. But if you succeed, you will have a life that you can only imagine right now. So what if that hot girl rejects you? Odds are she will let you down gently and you will still be the only guy in your social circle with the balls to talk to her. And best case is that she is amazing and you end up in a happy fulfilled relationship. With most uncertainty in life, there is a disproportionate reward to risk ratio. Meaning that whatever you are scared of and uncertain about will typically result in a small potential loss, but has the potential for massive long term gain.

Today’s guest is Sean Ogle, the founder of Location Rebel, and he specializes in helping people build lifestyle businesses that can be run from anywhere on Earth and allows them to do more of the stuff they like to do. We’ll be talking about how he has built his community online, the strategies he has used, and how he has grown his online business. Today’s show is sponsored by my messenger marketing agency, Chrys Media. If you are an online course creator and you want to sell out your online courses, fill up your webinars and diary, then go check out my free online training on how you can use Facebook messenger marketing at HackYourOnlineBusiness.com/messenger after today’s show.

Hi there, Daniel here! And today's episode we talk about Lifestyle Business and how to start one with our special guest Sean Ogle from locationrebel.com Sean is a long time Lifestyle Entrepreneur and he shares how he started his Lifestyle Business and how you can too! So, here it is! Podcast with Sean Ogle Daniel: Today, I have a very special guest. I am really excited to have him here with us. I am here with Sean Ogle, the owner, and operator of locationrebel.com, and he mainly helps people to build small lifestyle businesses that give you the freedom and flexibility to work from anywhere in the world. Sean has been featured in different places around the web, like Forbes, Entrepreneur on Fire, Huffington Post, the Self Made Man and many more. So, let's continue our conversation about freedom lifestyle with Sean and his approach on lifestyle entrepreneurship so you can live a life with more flexibility, freedom, and of course with passive income. Sean, welcome to the show! Sean: Thanks for inviting me, man. I'm excited to be here. Daniel: I’m very happy to have you, Sean. Would you, please, take a few minutes and tell us a little bit more about you, share a little of your story if you could? Sean: Yeah. So, I had the most average American middle-class upbringing imaginable. You kind of always knew what was next, you always kind of followed the path of least resistance a little bit. Like, when I was in sixth grade, I knew that I was going to go to Oregon State University, I was going to study finance, I was going to live in the dorms with my best friend, which is what ended up happening. Six months before I graduated college, I had a job lined up in Portland Oregon, working as a financial analyst, so it was always just kind of like the path of least resistance. You just kind of followed what was next in the plan, and it was very much kind of American dream. 2.5 kids, white picket fence, like that was the path that things were going down. And unfortunately, I graduated in July of 2007, so obviously, most of us remember that was the peak of the market, that was a terrible time to get into the financial world. And so by February of 2009, the market had completely crashed, the company that I was working for, they weren't doing very well, their clients weren't doing very well, my boss was unhappy, I was unhappy. So what I ended up doing was, I had saved up all of my vacation time for that year, to take a two and a half week trip down to Rio with one of my best friends. And so we went down there, had the absolute time in our lives. We went to Iguazu Falls, one of the seven natural wonders in the world, we went hang gliding over Rio, we danced in the carnival parade. And there's like 8-foot tall ridiculous costumes. And basically, it was kind of on that trip I realized that I should be able to do stuff like this whenever I wanted. I was going to go back to a job in Portland with miserable weather, have no vacation days left, and I wasn't getting closer to either of the two goals I had set for myself when I graduated college, which were to travel the world and to own my own business. To make matters worse, the day I got back from that trip, my boss told me that he was giving me a 20% pay cut and if the whole company was taking a 20% pay cut because of the financial situation, so that kind of was the impetus to make a change. And a couple months later, I started Location Rebel as a way to hold myself accountable to do all the things that I wanted to do in life, and that kind of set the scene for everything that's happened over the last eight years. Daniel: Wow, that's amazing, Sean. And that's awesome actually, you came back, and probably what somebody will think that is the worst news ever, that your salary is cut like 25%. Sean: Yes, 20%. Daniel: Imagine that you come back from the trip after spending I guess a lot of money on your trip, and then you come back and you have a pay cut.

Today I sat down in Portland with Sean Ogle of Location Rebel. Sean has been helping people build their side hustles, quit their jobs and become location independent since 2009. Sean was one of the first influences in my life that made me think I could do something other than sit in my parent's basement and wish I could do something impossible with my life. We even went to Jordan together back in 2012. In this episode, we talk about his story, how he got started, plus some of his own personal struggles and where he sees opportunity for new businesses in 2018. You're gonna want to listen to this one. #boom Support The ShowLeave a Review oniTunesStitcherGoogle PlayFind more about Sean at LocationRebel.comFollow Sean on TwitterFollow Sean on InstagramAnd, if you're into golf, follow along on his Breaking80 quest. IMPOSSIBLE GEAR - http://impossiblegear.com - Save 10% with promo code: PODCASTIMPOSSIBLE NetworkIMPOSSIBLE HQ (blog)IMPOSSIBLE Gear (apparel)IMPOSSIBLE Podcast (podcast)Impossible.org (philanthropy)MoveWell App - Your personal mobility coach.Get stronger, recover faster, and feel better in less than 15 minutes/day.Free to download => MoveWellApp.com/DownloadGet Updates on Social MediaIMPOSSIBLE@IMPOSSIBLEHQ on Instagram@IMPOSSIBLEHQ on TwitterIMPOSSIBLE HQ on FacebookJOEL RUNYON@JoelRunyon on Twitter@JoelRunyon on Instagram

Sean Ogle of Location Rebel is an OG digital nomad blogger. I remember discovering his blog back in 2013 when my dream started. He's traveled all over the world and created multiple online businesses. In this interview, he shares his top suggestion for how new entrepreneurs can get into the online game / remote working / digital nomad hustle in 2018.

This week’s podcast is a special one. Not just because it is our 50th episode, which by the way thank you to everyone who has been listening to the show. The support we have received so far has been incredible, and we could not be more appreciative to all our listeners! It’s because we have Sean Ogle, founder of Location Rebel and Breaking Eighty, joining us. I could not think of a better guest to have on to celebrate this landmark. Sean was hands down one of the biggest inspirations to me when starting G&E Magazine. When our growing media company was just a domain, I stumbled across his site Location Rebel. On the blog, Sean documented his successful journey from being unhappy at his job, to starting his own online business that allowed him to work anywhere in the world. The life he lived was remarkable, and the below video was the icing on the cake. I just had to get started. Since coming across Location Rebel a few years back, I discovered that Sean also had a growing presence in the golf community around his stellar blog and Instagram account, Breaking Eighty. The blog was focused on his pursuit to shoot that coveted 79 while playing the top 100 courses in the world. And since then, he has turned the brand into another growing online business and community. For anyone who wants to play more golf, travel the world, and work from their laptop, this one is for you. A big thank you to Sean for coming on the podcast, and I hope you all enjoy our conversation about how he started his first online business, his life with golf, advice for people who want to do the same, and so much more.

Sean Ogle is a Location Rebel. He’s also a bucket lister, avid golfer, and cocktail connoisseur. He’s traveled the world to pursue his work and passions, making him a perfect guest for Pubcast Worldwide. In 2009, Sean created Location Rebel, a set of resources and online community aimed at helping people build relevant skills for creating an online business that will allow them to adopt a location independent lifestyle. In this episode, we explore what it means to be location independent, tips for creating an online business, and Sean’s personal story of quitting his job, moving to Thailand, and ultimately creating Location Rebel. We met up at Pope House Bourbon Lounge in Sean’s hometown of Portland, OR for our interview. As the cocktails start to flow, Sean and I jump into some other conversations, including Sean’s love of Scotch and golf, his quest to visit the top 50 bars in the world, and his new site Hobby Hacking that teaches people how to turn their passion into a business.  After you listen, make sure to head over to PubcastWorldwide.com to leave a comment and sign-up for the monthly “Brewsletter.” Cheers!

Sean Ogle and Matt talk about the strategies they use to keep an endlessly moist supply of blog and video topics flowing on their hobby sites. Enjoy!

Sean Ogle and Patrick Koenig talk golf and RGV Tour life

Our guest today is Sean Ogle, the Head Rebel at Location Rebel, a company that helps people realize their dream of starting a small business while working anywhere on Earth. Sean Ogle doesn't fear change. He entered the job market out of college during the height of the 2008 recession when so much of our economy was changing. 3 years later he had moved to Thailand, started his own business and was helping others make the changes that gave him back his freedom and happiness. Listen to his story of risk, change and the search for career meaning. On today's show... 2:40 - The moment everything changed for Sean... 6:26 - "I knew if i wasn't happy, I wasn't going to be very valuable to anyone else" 11:00 - Rethinking the American retirement dream 15:40 - Sean's key to getting "unstuck" from your current situation 27:58 - The 3 phases/stages of uncertainty Visit Sean's website: locationrebel.com Follow Sean on twitter and instagram

I am excited to have Sean Ogle who is the founder of Location Rebel. Sean specializes in helping people build small lifestyle businesses that can be run anywhere from the world and allows them to do stuff that they like to do. An entrepreneur, writer and a frequent traveler, Sean currently lives in Portland, Oregon who runs locationrebel.com.

Here's one of #TalkingGolfGetaways' hosts Mitch Laurance's and Darin Bunch's favorite guests, BreakingEighty.com's Sean Ogle, a golf-crazed entrepreneur who's created the perfect golf-centric life (and can help you do the same). You'll find out how Sean embarked on his life-changing journey and started his first blog "Location 180," how he helps others through his consulting program "Location Rebel," which shows you how to work at what you love to do anywhere in the world, and how he's on a mission (now that he's broken the 80 barrier!) to play the Top 100 Courses in the World using his "Breaking Eighty" connections. Fascinating, fun, uniquely Sean Ogle. You'll love this one.

Sean Ogle, creator of the Breaking Eighty website and the new golf-travel Eighty Club, joins “Talking GolfGetaways” to discuss how his entrepreneurship led him into the golf business — and on a quest to play the world’s greatest golf courses — while sharing his travels with golfing road warriors around the world.

Sean Ogle is a former 9-5er turned lifestyle entrepreneur. Since 2009, Sean has built his company Location Rebel into one of the premier digital nomad and location independence blogs on the internet. After quitting the corporate world, Sean was able to grow his company to multiple six figures in revenue and create a lifestyle of total freedom, travelling to dozens of countries, and exploring parts of the world many people didn't even know existed.

Sean Ogle went from working 60 hours a week as a financial analyst to operating his own business while traveling the world. In this episode, Sean will share his three-step process for building a lifestyle business – the same process he's now taught thousands of other people. “Is it riskier to stay in the job that you're unhappy with or […] The post Episode 150: How to Thrive as a Lifestyle Entrepreneur with Sean Ogle first appeared on Michael Knouse.

Sean Ogle is the founder of Breaking Eighty. On this episode, Sean discusses how he founded Breaking Eighty, the joys of golf course photography, Scottish golf vacations, and his goal to play the world's best golf courses. For the final half of the episode, our host and Sean discuss Breaking Eighty's recent article where he ranks the 100 best courses that he's played over the past couple years, specifically those on the West Coast.   This episode of the Golf Guide Podcast is proudly presented by GOLFGUIDE.NET and Golf Guide Magazine.

Sean Ogle is the "Location Rebel" He reveals everything you need to work from anywhere on earth. After becoming frustrated with corporate America in his twenties, he left Wall Street for an adventure - Brazilian Carnival. Trying to figure out how to implement an online business and lifestyle he found himself doing Freelance SEO in Thailand. There he found the secret to helping others do what they love without being chained to a desk or location. Sean started with a blog and has since built a business with clients in over 40 Countries teaching them how to get started online. He reveals his secrets in this episode on how you can get started making $3,000 to $5,000 a month online and become "location free."

Don’t let your business trap you. It’s happened to me and it happens to more entrepreneurs than entrepreneurs who see true freedom. But the choice is yours, and our guest today, Sean Ogle, a good friend of Trevor’s has found a way to structure his business around his passions and purpose in a big way. A 6 hour work day, world travel, amazing experiences, and no regrets. Learn how Sean does it and how you can too.

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Sean Ogle is an entrepreneur and passionate golfer who is on a quest to play the world's 100 best golf courses.  Sean is the founder of BreakingEighty.com, where he shares stories from his world-wide golf travels. In this episode of the Golf Guide Podcast, Kyle and Sean dive deep into Sean's professional background and how he was able to craft a lifestyle that allows him to play golf all over the world. Then they discuss various publication's Top 100 lists, specifically what the difference is between Golf Digest and GOLF Magazine's criteria for judging the merits of various golf courses.  Sean then shares his favorite West Coast golfing destinations, how he's been able to access some of the country's most private golf clubs, and how he convinced Steph Curry and Joe Lacob to play Royal Dornoch.   This episode of the Golf Guide Podcast is presented by GOLFGUIDE.NET.  Visit the Golf Guide Store and save 20-70% on greens fees at courses in CA, NV and OR.

Do you want to work at home?  Thanks to the Internet, jobs that used to require you to sit in an office can now be done online.  Our guest expert this week, Sean Ogle, teaches people to a make a living online. Remote work opportunities can offer flexible or part-time schedules. And that can be important for people who need time for family or other interests. But how do you get started? You can look for employers who hire online workers. Or you can create your own job.  Whether you’re an online freelancer or a corporate worker looking for a more flexible work arrangement, Sean’s tips will help you ideate, start and grow a profitable online business. In this 30-minute episode you will learn: How alternative career choices can provide a valuable income stream How to overcome roadblocks like inconsistency, time management, and fear of launching The three steps to launching an online business that makes money How to find a mentor who will  help you grow Why you don’t have to be an expert, just a relative expert (and what that really means). This week’s guest: Sean Ogle (Twitter | LinkedIn)Owner, Location Rebel Portland, Oregon In 2009 Sean’s life sucked. So he quit his job, moved to Thailand, built a business, and started living life the way he’d always wanted. Location 180 documents the journey and teaches you how to do the same thing. Listener question of the week: Do you think it’s appropriate to change your job title on a resume? - Teresa Peltier Do you have a question you’d like us to answer on a future episode? Please send your questions to Jenna Forstrom, Mac’s List Community Manager at jenna@macslist.org. Resources referenced on this week’s show: The 25 Best Sites for Finding Remote Work Barnes & Noble Location Rebel BreakingEighty.com Land Your Dream Job in Portland (and Beyond) If you have a job-hunting or career development resource resource you’d like to share, please contact Ben Forstag, Mac’s List Managing Director at ben@macslist.org. -- Thank you for listening to Find Your Dream Job. If you like this show, please help us by rating and reviewing our podcast on iTunes. We appreciate your support! Opening and closing music for Find Your Dream Job provided by Freddy Trujillo, www.freddytrujillo.com.

Sean Ogle shows us how he runs his business from beaches to balconies from around the world. 

“At the end of life, the person who wins is the one with the most stories.”    This one sentence perfectly encapsulates Sean Ogle's attitude to life and business.  He's an adventurous and  relatable entrepreneur, who has  created a strong community and a portfolio full of travel and epic narratives.   Sean started his entrepreneurial journey after an eye-opening trip to Carnival in Rio de Janero.  Upon his return to the States he decided to leave his 9-5 job as an analyst and hasn't looked back.    His genuinity and curiosity led him to befriend Chris Guillebeau of the Art of Non-Conformity Blog, early on.  Chris recommended that Sean start his own blog, not for the writing necessarily, but as a means to make his goals public and to add some accountability, kicking him into action.   Sean credits his willingness to connect with those he respects as a great precursor to his success.  He gives lots of great advice on how to do this:  Be genuine in your communications.  Follow their advice then tell them about the success you had by doing so.  Get in touch and go one step further than others would by sending them a personal physical hand-written letter.  Find their address by getting on their email list and sending it to the address at the bottom.  Genius!  Sean developed a three-step process for creating a location independent life after unintentionally going through it himself in the first two years of building his successful blog, Location Rebel.  He credits this process as the key to his success:  Learn relevant skills – SEO, copywriting, social media for business, WordPress and design fundamentals.  Practice these skills as much as possible.  Freelance work – Put your newly found skills to work helping somebody else.  Apply the skills in your own biz– Create your own projects that utilize the skills you've learned.    He decided to put this strategy to use by creating Location Rebel, a course and community for growing a location independent business. His goal is to get all of his members making $100/day.  When you're making this much you have something to work with and build upon.    One of the funnest things about Sean is his ability to accomplish so much and still find time to do many of his favorite hobbies and activities.  He would say that in actuality, he doesn't find the time--he makes the time--as this is what energizes him.  He credits doing fun things on a regular basis as helping him overcome resistance to doing work.  He's also consistently putting in at least two hours a day of solid work.  It might not sound like much, but when you're consistent about it, you can accomplish a heck of a lot.    Putting in consistent work like this is a big part of his success, but Sean also credits his relationship to uncertainty and how he's learned to overcome it.  According to Sean, there are three phases of uncertainty:  Fearing Uncertainty – fearing uncertainty causes people to not do the things they really want to in life and avoid risking their “comfortable life”  Overcome the Uncertainty – when people are scared but doing it anyway because they trust that the outcome will be positive.  Embrace the Uncertainty – this is where most successful entrepreneurs lie.   “Because I have no idea what's going to happen in the future, I can create any future that I want.”  To Sean, being bold means embracing uncertainty.  “If you can embrace the challenge and embrace the unknown then that's about as bold as you can be.”       SOME QUESTIONS I ASK:  Who inspired Sean to start writing?  What was the catalyst for his blog Location 180?  What new products is Sean working on?  What are some of the lucrative decisions made due to the mastermind that he's involved in?  How does Sean get work done and consistently overcome resistance?    IN THIS EPISODE, YOU WILL LEARN:  Which influencers and thought leaders has Sean connected with and how he does it.  How Sean is putting ‘The ONE Thing' to use in his business  Some great tips for webinar conversions  Which areas he's undisciplined in and how he gets around this  The habits and beliefs that Sean credits for much of his success  Plus much more…    DON'T STOP HERE…  Learn more about Sean: Website | Instagram | Twitter  Location Rebel: Website  Location 180: YouTube  “A Secret to Business Success” Vlog: View  Sean's Quest to play the top 100 golf courses in the world, Breaking Eighty: Website    ADDITIONAL RESOURCES:  Chris Guillebeau and the Art of Non-Conformity: Blog  Taylor Pierson from Episode 2 of The Bold Life Movement: Listen  ‘The One Thing' by Gary Keller and Jay Papasan     

Sean Ogle, digital nomad and location rebel, has built two successful business, created an incredible community of lifestyle entrepreneurs and traveled the world since quitting his job in 2009.   Trigger habits.  Do you know how to use them?   Sean and I talk about why people fail and how to hold yourself accountable.   We learn Sean's secrets to rituals, discipline and creating positive work habits from an all around regular dude who doesn't even like to work that much...   "I found out what I like to do and built my businesses around that".    

Over the last year I've had many people say that I needed to get today's guest on the show, so I finally caught up with him for this episode! Sean Ogle is one of the Original Gangsters of the digital nomad movement. He has been location independent for seven years and is going to share his three step formula for "starting a cool business the boring way." These step are what Sean sees as the logical progression for growing a digital nomad business. We talk about freelance writing and how to get clients, building a digital membership site, mistakes digital nomads make, finding the right people to collaborate with on projects, and teaching with different forms - audio vs video. So if you are an aspiring digital nomad, blogger, video blogger, or want to start freelancing your skills, this is the episode for you!   What you will learn: -How to leverage in person meet ups to drive your freelance business -The skills progression of a digital nomad: Copywriting, Wordpress, social media, SEO -Common mistakes digital nomads make -Why you should freelance your skills while you build your brand -Where to market your freelance work virtually -The importance of marketing in the digital space -Travel with a home base and lots of small trips Quotes: "Collaborations have to be a good fit for both people"- Sean Ogle "I've experienced slow and steady growth"- Sean Ogle "Adventure is doing something that is exciting, makes you happy, and you get a story out of"- Sean Ogle "To run a membership site you need to prove you are trustworthy and have a differentiator"- Sean Ogle Continue the Adventure (Resources from this episode): SeanOgle.com Location Rebel TropicalMBA Thanks Sean Ogle! If you enjoyed this session of The Art of Adventure Podcast, let Sean know by clicking on the link below and sending him a quick shout out on Twitter: Click here to thank Sean on Twitter Support the Art of Adventure! This podcast is supported by listeners like you! Become a patron of the Art of Adventure on Patreon Subscribe to The Art of Adventure Podcast for free in iTunes or Stitcher. If you enjoyed the show, please help us by leaving a 5-star rating and review! You might also like these episodes: AOA 054 | Natalie Sisson | Take Your Business Anywhere With The Suitcase Entrepreneur AOA 058 | Jasper Ribbers | Get Paid For Your Pad On Airbnb AOA 107 | Danny Flood | Creating An Open World AOA 074 | Colin Wright | The Future Of Publishing You will also like: The Best Art Of Adventure Podcast Episodes AOA 050 | 50 Shades Of Adventure: The Best Ideas From The First 50 Episodes

A few years ago Sean Ogle was working 50 hours a week as a financial analyst. Getting up early, commuting to work, putting on a suit and tie and shaving every day. But he was miserable. He had this incurable wanderlust and desire to experience the world. He went to Rio de Janeiro, experienced everything […]

Unexpected things happen all the time. Maybe you get laid off. Maybe your partner breaks up with you. Maybe you have to pack up and move away from everyone you know.How you choose to view them changes everything though.In our second podcast out of Portland, we talked with Sean Ogle, founder of Location Rebel about the unexpected. Sean couldn't have been more perfect for this conversation. In 2009, he unknowingly resigned from his job (talk about unexpected). This led to him building Location Rebel, moving to Thailand for an extended period, and setting out on a quest to play the top 100 golf courses in the world.You'll also learn:+Finding a good travel buddy to have the experiences you want to have+How to deal with getting laid off when you least expect it+Identifying what you have to fall back on when thing’s don't go as planned+How to comfortably quit your job+Taking an abundance versus a limited mindset+The 3 stages of uncertainty+Identifying the things that bring you happiness+Forcing yourself to do something by talking about it more+Advancing yourself beyond being a pretender to a doer+Making yourself worthy of being helped by other people+Valuing your own time, and the importance of being called out on your BS+Breaking past the veil of forced and fake pleasantries+Planning for the now instead of planning for an uncertain future+How to move forward without a backup plan+Sean’s advice for knowing the exact right time to leave your job+Trusting yourself to make tough decisions+Forcing yourself into sink or swim scenarios to reveal your best qualities+Identifying your transferable skills to lessen negative impact, and constant positive impactFind Sean atwww.seanogle.comwww.locationrebel.comwww.breakingeighty.comThis episode is sponsored by Under30Experiences, an amazing travel community that allows like-minded young adults to explore the world. Use promo code "idealemon" at under30experiences.com for $100 off your next booking. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

My guest on this episode is Sean Ogle. As a location independent entrepreneur, Sean has worked on creating his ideal lifestyle over the past 6 years.

Sean Ogle is a great example of someone who has reinvented himself with his own online business. After following the normal path and getting a job in finance he has what he calls a “quarter life crisis” where he decided to completely change his path in life. He took off to Bali where he started his own blog and internet business. Surprisingly within a few months he had had a sustainable income from his business that he could take with him anywhere. SInce then he has been concentrating on accomplishing all of the things on his bucket list while traveling the world.

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This podcast episode is one of eleven interviews that took place during an online live cast earlier this week celebrating the launch of The Paradise Pack (theparadisepack.com).The Paradise Pack is a bundle of 18 of the world's best training courses put together by travel and location independent business experts designed to help you live, work and travel anywhere in the world. Check it out here:The Paradise Pack(Note: I am the co-founder of The Paradise Pack, if you decide to purchase one know that it helps to support this show and I really appreciate it!)The Paradise Pack is available for one week only - then it's gone forever.If you want to save money on travel, and learn how to earn money from anywhere on the planet check out it out.The pack contains over $2000 worth of life changing products for 90% off but is only offered this week.This special event ends on Sunday June 7th at midnight pacific time - grab it befoe it's gone!Go to theparadisepack.com to learn more.Cheers,JasonThe post The Paradise Pack Sessions : Sean Ogle from Location 180 on Building a Business from Anywhere appeared first on Zero to Travel.

The Paradise Pack Livecast Party kicks off with Sean Ogle of Location 180! If you're interested, visit us over at www.TheParadisePack.com!

In this episode of You University, I interview Sean Ogle. In 2009, Sean Ogle quit his job, moved to Thailand and started his business. That business turned into Location 180, where he helps his readers and clients build a business you can run anywhere on earth. His travels have taken him all around the world and he’s here to help you live a life worth writing about.  He refers to his readers as Location Rebels and if you’re ready to start living a life you always wanted from anywhere you wanted, then listen up. Ready to build your brand? Get your 15 Free Videos RIGHT NOW http://goo.gl/oDCqdL

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{Find more podcasts like this, inspirational blog posts, and more at www.InspirationWithVal. Sign up for the Carpe Diem Daily 12 Month Challenge by texting VAL to 38470 - no spam, just inspiration!}   PODCAST EPISODE 99 WITH SEAN OGLE   About Sean Ogle: 3:56 Sean Ogle had a traditional life like anyone else. He went to high school and college and before he graduated college from Oregon State University in 2007 with a degree in finance, he had already gotten a job as a financial analyst.  He had a fantastic time during his  4 years in school, but Sean couldn’t help but feel that he wasn’t prepared for his real life and he wanted to learn more tangible skills that he thought he needed to be successful after graduation. This led him to a job as a financial analyst that he quickly found wasn’t for him.  He had no free time. He was working 50 hours a week, wearing a suit and tie, and not having any of the flexibility to do the things that excites him.   Sean Ogle said that it all began on a trip to Brazil in 2009. He’d saved up all of his vacation time to head down to Rio for Carnival with one of his best friends.  It was the last day of his trip and he was walking down Copacabana Beach with a coconut in his hand and all he could think was “I should be able to do this whenever I want.” Over the next 6 months Sean started Location 180, sold his car, left his job, started a business and then in January of the following year he moved to Thailand. Location 180 is all about doing the stuff you really want to be doing in life. He specifically talks a lot about travel and entrepreneurship, and how it can be a great vehicle for reaching your goals. Sean’s primary business is his community Location Rebel – but he has a half a dozen other small businesses built around various interests of his.   Location 180 and Location Rebel. 3:46 Sean noticed there really wasn’t a good community for people looking to build a location independent business. So he created Location Rebel with the idea that he wanted a premium offering, where if someone was willing to invest in themselves and work hard – there would be no reason why they wouldn’t be able to build a successful business. Nearly 3 years later Sean has over 600 members, and a large chunk of them have left their jobs and are doing things on their own terms.   One of the biggest surprises about this process has been just how diverse the group of people they have is. It’s comprised of pepole from 20 year old college students who don’t want to go into the corporate world, to 45 year old single moms, and 63 year old retirees. Sean says that anyone can build this type of business, if the desire to do it is there.   Fear of Uncertainty. 10:32 Sean said after he lost his job he was uncertain of what will happen next to his life. He was uncertain how to pay his rent and his bills, and he was also uncertain if he could still get a good job. But he realized that the uncertainty that he had was also his motivation to make certain things happen. And that is the mindset the entrepreneur has to have in order to be successful.   The Secret of his success: 15:01 Sean gives tutorials to people who went through his situation. He helped people figure out how to make this lifestyle work for themselves. He also gives inspiration to people on how to do different things to build their business. He said the most important points to consider in order to succeed is how to build community online. Sean has helped dozens of people quit their jobs and build successful online businesses over the past year.   Sean’s greatest success is the fact that he built a business that allows him to do what he wants, when he wants. He still have to pinch himself on a regular basis!  There are the more superficial successes like building a 6-figure business, or a big email list. But frankly, it’s the fact that Sean built something that has helped both himself and hundreds of other people achieve a life that they’re actually excited about, that I think is the most important.   Walking through his book Location Rebel 16:11 Sean Ogle said that everyone is different, but they usually have variations of the same problem: they aren’t happy doing what they’re doing and want to change. The most successful people he work with have without fail have followed the 3 step process:   1) Build relevant skills – WordPress, SEO, Copywriting, Social media. Start a blog and get familiar with all of these things.   2) Freelance one of these skills – This builds income and confidence. Once you have those two things, it gets much easier to start a business that’s a bit sexier like e-commerce, apps, info products, etc.   3) Apply these skills to your own projects: Most people start with this step, and that’s why the fail – they don’t have the proper groundwork laid out to be successful.   Best Advice: 43:43 Sean said, “Start a blog and find a group that has the same interests with you. Even if you’re working on your own, you’ll be facing an uphill battle if you don’t have a few people to turn to for support. “ Links:   Sean Ogle’s Books: Location 180 Location Rebel   Official Website: http://www.seanogle.com/ Twitter: Sean Ogle LinkedIn: Sean Ogle

"More people will choose unhappiness to uncertainty." - Tim Ferris In the world of living and working anywhere, Sean Ogle is top of mind. He’s also one of the most eloquent teachers on the topic. 5 years ago in 2009, after being laid off, he launched Location 180, to explore what it meant to be location independent - to fold travel into his life in a greater capacity. Today he hones in on exactly what it takes to create a location independent lifestyle, whatever that means for you. For me, it means one that fosters a life of travel. I’m psyched to bring him on the show to discuss his travels, what happened that inspired him to pursue a life of travel, and how he not only believes but also helps others create location independent lifestyles for themselves. Now, whatever that means for you — maybe you want to start a business, or maybe not — maybe you just want to hear his travel stories — entrepreneurship may not be for everyone, but travel in whatever form, should be. Subscribe on iTunes, Stitcher Radio, Soundcloud or TuneIn What We Cover: Uncertainty. How to overcome it and why doing so can lead to happiness. The best thing you can do right now to get started with a location independent business. 2:40 - Sean's introduction 3:30 - An experience in Rio de Janeiro that gave Sean a clearer perspective of what he wanted more of in life (hint: freedom) 4:30 – How Sean left his job in Portland, Oregon to travel to Thailand 16:50 - The countries and places Sean's skills as a location independent freelancer have taken him in the past 5 years. 20:00 - How Sean accidentally stumbled into the skill, freelance "Search Engine Optimization", that he could freelance and realized he perform this service for money, from anywhere. And how you can do the same, with any number of skills -- both technical and non-technical. 33:25 - How Sean explains to his friends who don't understand why he travels the way he does, and how that motivates him to continue to experience more adventure in his life. 35:40 - It all comes down to Happiness. Give it a shot. What's the worst thing that can happen? "I'm only doing what I'm doing because it's what makes me happy... take the risk because it's totally worth it in the end." Words from an Explorer: “I want to have stories. I don't want to have stuff... Anybody can do what I've done. I just actually faced the fear of uncertainty and went for it.” Explore Further: Sean's website, Location 180 Location Rebel Tropical MBA Music Credit: Imogen Heap – Wait It Out (Artec Remix), Intrepid Journey, by Aaron Static Like the show? I’d really appreciate a rating and review! Take action and please share the show! All you have to do is click one of the social sharing buttons at the top of this post. Also please leave a rating or review on iTunes! It just takes a second and you can help the show increase its rankings on iTunes just by this simple and quick gesture. If you do, click here to let me know so I can personally thank you! Thank you so much for your support! See you next time! The post 69: How to Face the Fear of Uncertainty with Sean Ogle appeared first on The Daily Travel Podcast.

Interested in building a location independent business?Sean Ogle from Location180 is your man.Being location independent simply means that you can work from anywhere in the world.It can be the perfect type of business for travelers to start.In this podcast Sean shares some key strategies and tips that can help newbies and established location independent entrepreneurs alike.Want to build a location independent business around something you love while traveling the world? Then you'll want to give this show listen. Just click play on the bar under the main picture.In this episode you'll learn:How uncertainty held Sean back and how he overcame itAdvice on leaving your job or pitching a 'remote work' agreementThe biggest struggle you'll have working for yourselfFInding mentors and when it's importantThe single most important thing you can do today if you want to be location independentWhy setting small milestones is so importantAdvantages and disadvantages on using your name vs. building a brandDiscover the next big trends in location independent businessWhy starting a blog is critical to skill building and connectingThe proven framework of location independent businessHow to freelance your skills#1 place to find freelance work (Hint: It's OFFLINE)How to navigate partnershipsThe single most important thing you can do to get started todayAnd much more!ResourcesLocation180 - Sean's WebsiteMoz.com Beginner's Guide To SEOCashvertisingInfluence - PersuasionCopyblogger - Copy WritingoDesk and elance - For freelancingThe post Location Independent Business : Work From Anywhere appeared first on Zero to Travel.

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Dreaming of quitting the high paying 9-5 job? Our next guest proposed a remote work agreement and received his resignation papers in exchange. Now he runs his own business and lives where and how he desires. He shares his lifestyle with the world. Please welcome the Location Rebel, Sean Ogle. “People are getting more creative with … Continue reading "Sean Ogle: The Location Rebel who Builds Businesses that Can Be Run From Anywhere on Earth" The post Sean Ogle: The Location Rebel who Builds Businesses that Can Be Run From Anywhere on Earth appeared first on The Blog of Ian Robinson.

Sean is the Founder of Location Rebel. He specializes in helping people build small lifestyle businesses that can be run from anywhere on Earth and allows them to do more of the stuff they like to do.

Sean Ogle is the Location Rebel

Today Sean Ogle of Location 180 sits down to discuss how to start a business that can be run from anywhere in the world, why travel has changed his life, and how to create a killer bucket list…and then actually cross stuff off it! Sean also opens up about how he personally went from a “life that sucked” in 2009 to now becoming a wildly successful entrepreneur who is not only living his dream, but is spending his time helping others do the same.

This week I decided to get back to my roots, fire up my dorky headset, and do another Tropical Talk Radio (iTunes link). Today we ask the question: do you think it’s likely that you’ll have $1,000,000 in your personal bank account in 5 years? You might be surprised by the way some young entrepreneurs answer the question. I was first introduced to my guests Tim and Nick by my friend Sean Ogle, and since that time I’ve enjoyed following what they are up to in China (I’m also proud to call them DCers!). These guys talk about doing business in China, and accelerating your entrepreneurial career by making the jump to Asia. I like the metaphor Tim and Nick use: “lose the [corporate] ladder, take the elevator.” One of the most useful pieces of small business advice I’ve ever heard is: “9 out of 10 small businesses track with market.” I believe the same principle can apply to your life and career. A rising tide lifts all boats

In this episode, Dan and Ian unveil their private community for entrepreneurs, DynamiteCircle. The “meat and potatoes” section features an interview with Sean Ogle who is launching his product Location Rebel. Check out Location Rebel if you want to quit your job and make the leap into location independence. Sean and Dan discuss 5 mindsets that will break or make your entrepreneurial ventures. They also discuss how Sean ended up becoming one of the top lifestyle design bloggers. In the quick tips section you’ll learn how Dan got 200 new subscribers to his RSS-feed overnight. We just launched DynamiteCircle, our forum for entrepreneurs. Check it out. Have fun. Leave a comment. Give us a ring. 888-554-8428. Go make it happen! :)