Podcast appearances and mentions of tina paul

As rescue workers combed through the rubble of the twelve storey building in Surfside, local officials have updated the number of confirmed victims to nine - with more than a 150 people still missing. The Vice Mayor of Surfside, Tina Paul, speaks to Newshour about the rescue efforts. Also in the programme: South Africa's president, Cyril Ramaphosa, announces new restrictions to limit the impact of what he called a devastating wave of the coronavirus; and why is the Yemeni city of Marib, swelled by a million refugees, such a crucial battle in the conflict between the Saudi-backed government and Houthi rebels? (Photo: Rescue teams search the partially collapsed 12-story condominium building in Surfside, Florida, USA, 27 June 2021. Credit: EPA/Cristobal Herrera-Ulashkevich)

On this episode of The Happy Author podcast, Dorothy talks to Tina Paul who is a senior production controller at Headline books. She's the person who helps turn the manuscript your favourite author just delivered to their editor into an eBook or physical book. Tina, who works on Dorothy's books, explains how without the production department, books and eBooks wouldn't exist. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Tina McCarthy (based in Melbourne, Australia) has been to Japan many times on cycle trips to the Shimanami with her WheelWoman company organized cycle groups, Paul Walsh (based in Hiroshima) is founder of JizoHat KK and co-founder of GetHiroshima.com + does many travel and tourism projects in the Shimanami area. Episode 2 of the Shimanami Cycling Sub-series here focuses on the EHIME side https://youtu.be/EtOK1j2ntR8 (Watch it on YouTube) Episode 1 focused on https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=f3DSYpw-MYQ (Onomichi and nearby island side:) Tina McCarthy https://www.wheelwomenaustralia.com/ (https://www.wheelwomenaustralia.com/) Paul Walsh http://gethiroshima.com/ (http://gethiroshima.com/) LinkedIn https://jp.linkedin.com/in/paul-walsh-94495b7 (https://jp.linkedin.com/in/paul-walsh-94495b7) Music thanks tohttps://soundcloud.com/hikosaemon ( Hikosaemon via SoundCloud) See the podcasts for the SeekingSustainabilityLIVE series here: https://player.captivate.fm/show/682a39ef-f6d7-4e2d-a6d7-3db580a18038 (https://player.captivate.fm/show/682a39ef-f6d7-4e2d-a6d7-3db580a18038) #shimanami #cycling #ehime #insiders #livestream Support this podcast

While many people devote time to travel after they retire, even more retirees are now finding new countries to call home - to enjoy an even better quality of life and standard of living. In their mid-fifties, Keith and Tina Paul decided to leave Southern California to make Ecuador their home. Before retirement, Keith was the Chief Technology Officer for the University of Southern California Medical Center, and Tina owned her own neuropathic medicine practice in California. Since moving to Ecuador, they have also visited over 30 countries in the last year, as well as all 50 United States. They have a hugely popular blog, have appeared on HGTV’s House Hunters International, and continue to enjoy many of the comforts of their former home.  Today, Keith and Tina join the podcast to talk about why they decided to retire abroad in their mid-fifties, the qualities that a person needs to have to adapt well to retiring abroad, and the unique financial planning that makes their lifestyle both fun and sustainable in ways that would have never been possible had they stayed in California.   Show Notes: RetireWithPurpose.com/97 Rate & Review the Podcast: RetireWithPurpose.com/review Weekly Retirement Newsletter: RetireWithPurpose.com/weekend-reading   Disclosure:  Investment Advisory Services may be offered through Howard Bailey Securities, LLC, a registered investment advisor. Certified Financial Planner Board of Standards Inc. owns the certification marks CFP®, CERTIFIED FINANCIAL PLANNER™ and CFP® (with flame design) in the U.S., which it awards to individuals who successfully complete CFP Board’s initial and ongoing certification requirements. The CLU® mark is the property of The American College, which reserves sole rights to its use, and is used by permission. Howard Bailey Financial is a registered trademark of Howard Bailey Financial. All rights reserved. Howard Bailey does not offer legal or tax advice. Please consult the appropriate professional regarding your individual circumstance. Not associated with or endorsed by the Social Security Administration or any other government agency. 

In this episode we speak with Keith and Tina Paul from Retire Early And Travel. As they write on their about page, they are lovers of travel and wine. Fueled by their passion for learning, experiencing other cultures, and meeting people, they want to see the world. They consider themselves forever students. Keith and Tina have been together since they were 18. They  believe in collecting memories and experiences, not things. On TBEX North America in Billings, Keith and Tina Paul spoke about how they achieved 1 million site visitors in just 7 months.    CATANIA We also speak with Mario from Catania, Sicily, Italy about what kind of place we can expect to visit when we go to TBEX Europe in 2020.  Hear the full Catania song by clicking here.    WOULD YOU LIKE TO BE FEATURED ON TRAVEL MATTERS? If you're going to World Travel Market (WTM) in London in the coming days, and would like to be featured here on Travel Matters, get in touch. You can reach Rick on rick@tbexcon.com and Palle Bo on palle@theradiovagabond.com.  

We're in Cuenca, Ecuador with Keith and Tina Paul of RetireEarlyAndTravel.com. They retired in their 40s and moved to this ex-pat paradise. The weather is always great, the food is amazing, and it is very affordable. Show notes are at https://WeTravelThere.com/cuenca  When booking hotels, use the Dosh cashback app. You'll receive competitive rates at over 600,000 hotels around the world plus earn up to 20% cash back on your stay! Use promo code "Timmy" when you open your free account at WeTravelThere.com/dosh.

Retire Early and Travel! Part 2 of 2 In this episode, I continue my conversation with Keith and Tina Paul who are early retirees with a zeal to travel. We have been talking about how to retire so that you can travel overseas and maybe even live there! Our guests also tell us how you […] The post Retire Early and Travel! Part 2 of 2: Ep. 142 appeared first on Rock Your Retirement.

Retire Early and Travel! Part 2 of 2 In this episode, I continue my conversation with Keith and Tina Paul who are early retirees with a zeal to travel. We have been talking about how to retire so that you can travel overseas and maybe even live there! Our guests also tell us how you can have a tight budget and still travel like you have desired. As we shall see from them, it’s easy to retire early and travel! Keith and Tina tell us about their exciting appearance on HGTV’s International House Hunters. They sent an email to be on the show but didn’t get any reply for six months. They received an email asking them to be on the show just as they planned to move to Cuenca in Ecuador. After answering 25 pages of questions and making an 8-minute promo video, they got to be on the show. Keith and Tina wrote a whole article about the “staged reality” show on their blog detailing the back of the scene events. The couple became famous after their appearance on television and people started to recognize them even on their travels. People even asked to take pictures with them and recognized them from the HGTV show. They became a symbol of all that you can do if you retire early and travel. What is it like to retire early and travel? I ask Tina and Keith to tell us about some experiences in their travel and how we can look forward to retiring early. They tell us that many people resist the idea of traveling as they can’t speak the foreign language. But Keith says you don’t need to be a language expert to visit or stay in other countries. Both of them manages on broken Spanish and you can undertake your travel if you can speak a bit of the language. You can always take classes and learn the language to make things easy. Also, there are many countries that speak English. Safety I proceed to ask Keith and Tina about their experience of living abroad and the things that they liked. I was amazed to know that Cuenca is a super safe place where kids walk to school or take the public transport by themselves. The place is also safe for walking at nights and there are no worries of being mugged or robbed. They feel like living in the 1950s when you didn’t need to fear about leaving your kids alone or going out in the dark. Healthcare Healthcare is also another major vertical which differs from the USA. The doctors are compassionate and even give their personal number to patients. Medical procedures are almost 25% cheaper than the USA and you can visit an eye specialist in $40- which even includes the charges for all follow-up visits! Supplies When I asked them to relate the things they didn’t like, it amounted to just a few things. They cannot get most American brand foods in the supermarkets. So if you have become used to something then it may be a problem. But some people in Ecuador sell American things for an extra charge, so there isn’t much of a problem, and you can always find domestic alternatives. One of the biggest challenges of living in a place like Cuenca is lack of connectivity. It doesn’t have an international airport and you have to fly to Quito to catch an international flight. They had once missed a cruise as the local flight to Quito was canceled. Another problem is that you don’t get Amazon deliveries on the same day and have to pay tariffs and high shipping charges on top of it. Also, you cannot carry more than 2 phones into the city. The drawbacks of living abroad are never enough to hold you back. Like Keith and Tina, you can also retire early and travel! Connect with Keith and Tina * E-mail: keith-tina@retireearlyandtravel.com * Website:

Retire Early and Travel! Many people have the dream to retire early and enjoy a peaceful and happy life. Some have special reasons to retire early and this episode is all about how to retire early and travel to your heart’s content. Our guests Keith and Tina Paul will enlighten us on how you can […] The post Retire Early and Travel! Part 1 of 2: Ep. 141 appeared first on Rock Your Retirement.

Retire Early and Travel! Many people have the dream to retire early and enjoy a peaceful and happy life. Some have special reasons to retire early and this episode is all about how to retire early and travel to your heart’s content. Our guests Keith and Tina Paul will enlighten us on how you can retire early and travel even if you have a tight budget. Both Tina and Keith are early retirees and live abroad in Cuenca, Ecuador. The retired just at the age of 55 to travel and see the world and Keith never wants to go to work for a single day in his life again! How they decided to retire early and travel Tina and Keith have known each other since they were 18 years old and got married at 24. They shared a strong love and passion for traveling and chanced upon the idea of living abroad when they were visiting Guatemala. They met a couple living there and found that they could live there for less money than in the USA. Their kids also worked and lived abroad, and Tina and Keith wanted a glimpse of their lifestyle. They got to working on their plans as soon as they got home. Keith did the math to make sure that financially they could retire, and they would be able to live off their money in some less expensive country. They started Googling places to live and zeroed in on Cuenca in Ecuador. Advice for someone who wants to retire early and live abroad Keith and Tina tell us that we don’t need a lot of money to live abroad or travel. It helps to have savings, but you can also live off your Social Security check in a place like Cuenca. The couple runs a website Retire Early and Travel where they write their experiences and post pictures of their travels. How did they choose WHERE to live? Just a simple process of elimination really. They made a wish list of 10 things they wanted and checked places off as it matched them. Tina and Keith wanted a walkable city and a nice climate like Southern California. They already loved Latin culture and spoke a bit of Spanish which made them fall for Cuenca. Another advantage was that they could travel back to the USA whenever they pleased due to geographical proximity. They decided to live in  Cuenca, Ecuador! Cuenca became the destination of their dreams. It has a lot of expats, pleasant 70-degree weather with very less seasonal changes and a buy city which ensured they don’t end up getting bored! Cuenca is situated at 8,500 feet, and you don’t find any bugs and mosquitoes to ruin your peace. The best thing about Cuenca is that you can live here on a monthly income of about $1,000. This was was never possible back in the United States. For a couple, you can live comfortably for $2,000 a month which includes everything like rent and food plus extras for things like eating out and entertainment! They even live in a 4,600 sq. ft. house for which they pay $1000 a month in rent. Keith says that they have everything they need to have a comfortable lifestyle. They may not get all American brands but they can eat organic vegetables brought fresh from the farm without any harmful chemicals, pesticides, or preservatives. They even get produce for a lot cheaper than in the United States. When I asked them about the things they find difficult in Cuenca, Keith only had to complain about high shipping charges and lack of same-day delivery from Amazon! If you want to know how to retire early, you can visit their website Retire Early and Travel. It also has some nice articles on how to earn while you are retired and gives you best travel deals and hacks to make your dreams real! Connect with Keith and Tina * E-mail: keith-tina@retireearlyandtravel.com * Website: https://www.retireearlyandtravel.com * Twitter: @retiretravel

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Have you ever considered that it might be advantageous to retire overseas? Where your home will be when you retire can dramatically change what the landscape might look like financially. There is a growing trend of Americans retiring outside of the country. Should you be one of them? That’s the topic of today’s episode and interview with Keith & Tina Paul, who are retired and living in Cuenca, Ecuador. Listen in to get a glimpse of what it is like to retire overseas and find out how you can begin exploring the idea. The top ten countries for retirement living There can be some huge advantages from a financial perspective if you have the spirit to do something like retiring in another country. On this episode, we’ll talk about those advantages and I’ll tell you the current top ten countries for retirement and give examples of how much it costs per month to live there. If you think, even for a moment, that you might like to retire overseas, then this episode of the Retirement Answer Man podcast is for you! A window into overseas retirement living What would it be like to retire in another country? How would you go about finding a place? Keith and Tina Paul, of RetireEarlyandTravel.com, are retired and enjoying life in Cuenca, Ecuador. On today’s episode, they share their story of how they planned, researched, and found their new home and what it is like for them to live there. Listen in and enjoy this glimpse into what it is like to retire overseas, and then take my Smart Sprint challenge to dream a little! I’d like to retire overseas, but what about . . . ? If you are thinking about retiring outside of the US, you likely have a number of questions and concerns. What about health care? Would I feel isolated? Is it safe? These questions and more are addressed in today’s podcast interview with Keith and Tina Paul. Listen in to find out why they think the health care is even better, their experiences in connecting with people, and what the crime rate is like where they live. If you have questions about the wisdom of a decision to retire overseas, you will love this episode of the Retirement Answer Man! Home is where the heart is Do you feel that a different house in a different location will never feel like home? I know exactly what that is like. On today’s Happy Lab segment of The Retirement Answer Man podcast, I’ll tell you my story and how I found out that home really isn’t a house. It’s where your heart is. And your heart can change locations. If you’re feeling concern about moving to a different home or a different country, today’s episode just may give you the encouragement that you need. OUTLINE OF THIS EPISODE OF THE RETIREMENT ANSWER MAN [0:24] Choosing to live somewhere less expensive can buy you retiring 3-4 years earlier. [3:25] Have you watched the 5-minute makeover videos yet? HOT TOPIC SEGMENT [4:16] There is a growing trend of Americans retiring outside of the country. [5:08] The top ten places to retire overseas. [06:30] Use your vacation to explore places you might like to live. PRACTICAL PLANNING SEGMENT [08:15] Introduction to Keith and Tina, bloggers of RetireEarlyandTravel.com. [9:14] How did two American professionals end up moving internationally? [11:01] Keith and Tina’s criteria, research, and visit to find a place to retire overseas. [15:27] If you retire overseas, what about health care? [17:04] Does retiring in another country make you feel isolated? [20:27] Do you feel a lack of purpose because of the overseas retirement lifestyle? [22:23] The financial aspects of overseas retirement. [23:34] What to look for when considering retirement outside of the US. [25:11] Is it safe to retire overseas? [26:30] You need a bit of a sense of adventure. [27:45] Do I need to know the language? [29:29] What about 15-20 years later, when you are starting to slow down? [30:58] To do this, you don’t actually have to retire. THE HAPPY LAB SEGMENT [32:03] Home is where the heart is. THE SMART SPRINT SEGMENT [34:22] 7-Day Challenge: “What if?” questions to get you started talking. RESOURCES MENTIONED IN THIS EPISODE 3-Video Series: 5 Minute Retirement Makeover Keith & Tina’s Blog: Retire Early and Travel International Living - Short list of best countries to retire in. Contact Roger: http://www.rogerwhitney.com/retirementanswers/ Roger’s Retirement Learning Center The Retirement Answer Man Facebook page