Podcast appearances and mentions of travis sherry

In this episode of Tribe Builders, Tanya Rooney sits down with Travis Sherry to explore his journey from traditional work to entrepreneurship and the pursuit of freedom in time, finances, and location. Travis shares how he transitioned from teaching to building multiple businesses since 2012, ultimately creating an adult summer camp designed to bring together like-minded individuals seeking adventure, learning, and connection. The conversation delves into decision fatigue, teamwork, and the power of community in overcoming entrepreneurial challenges. Tanya and Travis discuss the mindset shifts necessary for success, the importance of curiosity in finding your people, and how real estate and business strategies have played a role in shaping Travis' path. If you've ever envied those viral videos of people living their best lives at adult summer camps, Travis is here to share how he turned that dream into a reality—and how you can do the same by surrounding yourself with the right tribe.   Follow & Connect with Travis: Instagram @extrapackofpeanuts Buy tickets to adult summer camp here: https://campindie.com/ Use code EPOP for a discount Follow Tanya: Tiktok @tanyarooneymn   Instagram @tanyarooneymn   Facebook @tanya.rooney28   youtube @tanyarooneymn www.tanyarooney.com

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

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

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

Are you feeling like it's time for a change but not sure how or where to start?  Today the tables have turned as I am joined by my best bud and business partner Travis Sherry who puts me in the hot seat and helps me reflect on how life has changed over the past two years and develop a vision of what the next two have in store. If you feel like it's time for a lifestyle redesign of your own, tune into this week's episode to find inspiration and insight as we reflect on the past and shape future goals. What does your ideal lifestyle look like and how has it changed over the past few years? I'd love to hear from you and hope you will share by sending me an audio message. Don't forget that if you want access to the private Zero To Travel podcast feed, a bonus episode every month (decided on by YOU), exclusive content, direct access to me to answer your questions, and more. Check out Zero To Travel Premium Passport. Today's episode is being sponsored by my favorite language learning tool Pimsleur. This program is used by millions of people and is so much more exciting, engaging and it works! Tune In To Learn: 10:20 What is lifestyle design anyway?  15:50 Reflecting on a few major life changes that took place over the past two years 22:10 Positive results that have come from slowing down 25:50 Obstacles and challenges I've encountered in my new design  30:40 What the next two years would look like in an ideal scenario  35:20 Why it's okay to reevaluate and course-correct when something isn't working 41:40 How to start your personal lifestyle redesign 46:40 What one of our listeners is doing to redesign her future And so much more Resources: Join Zero To Travel Premium Passport Pimsleur - Today's Sponsor Location Indie Camp Indie Want More? How Location Independence Can Change Your Life For the Better Should I “Follow My Passion?" Lifestyle Design and Beating Your Own Path with Marc Freccero

With trips to South Africa, Bulgaria and Panama no longer possible, this father of two took his young family to the beaches of North Carolina for the summer and shifted focus towards a new business project that took off!

Travis Sherry, founder of Extra Pack of Peanuts, shares how to live location independent. Show notes at lifeskillsthatmatter.com/show323 The post How To Live Location Independent With Travis Sherry (323) appeared first on Life Skills That Matter.

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

Head into summer with some travel hacking tips from one of the best in the business. — RESOURCES • Extended interview with Travis Sherry • (https://extrapackofpeanuts.com/show/) •  Find your travel Sweet Spot at ExtraPackOfPeanuts.com (https://extrapackofpeanuts.com) • Jetto (Travis’ cheap flight finding app) — OUR GUEST Travis Sherry - Founder of Extra Pack of Peanuts — Episode notes available at FamilyTravel.org/Radio — Discover what's possible in family vacations at FamilyTravel.org.

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

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

WWMD (What Would Matt Do)? Travis Sherry of Extra Pack of Peanuts joins the show as Matt plays business consultant and dives into what's working and what's not on Travis' website. Travis shares all the juicy details (revenue, traffic, subscribers) and Matt unloads his advice on how he thinks Travis can start to rank for some meaty keywords and pull in more revenue. Buckle up: this episode is like a live mini course/case study in auditing an online business. Enjoy! P.S. You can find Travis at ExtraPackofPeanuts.com P.P.S. Want Matt to play consultant with your business? You can get the next best thing by checking out his SEO and Affiliate Marketing Courses: Moneylab.co/products/

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

Hello and welcome back to the Entrepreneur Junkie Movement Podcast where we: Celebrate the Raw Truth, Conquer Fear, Create Impact and Tell the Real Stories of Entrepreneurship. On this episode today I bring on Travis Sherry, the co-creator of The Paradise Pack & The Extra Pack of Peanuts Travel Podcast... Today we've put something really valuable together for you guys, head to entrepreneurjunkie.co/paradise to get access to some epic bonuses when checking out the Paradise Pack. We're including when you purchase:

Hello and welcome back to the Entrepreneur Junkie Movement Podcast where we: Celebrate the Raw Truth, Conquer Fear, Create Impact and Tell the Real Stories of Entrepreneurship. On this episode today I bring on Travis Sherry, the co-creator of The Paradise Pack & The Extra Pack of Peanuts Travel Podcast... Today we've put something really valuable together for you guys, head to entrepreneurjunkie.co/paradise to get access to some epic bonuses when checking out the Paradise Pack, Launching April 23rd for 1 week only! We're including when you purchase:

Hello and welcome back to the Entrepreneur Junkie Movement Podcast where we: Celebrate the Raw Truth, Conquer Fear, Create Impact and Tell the Real Stories of Entrepreneurship. On this episode today I bring on Travis Sherry, the co-creator of The Paradise Pack & The Extra Pack of Peanuts Travel Podcast... Today we've put something really valuable together for you guys, head to entrepreneurjunkie.co/paradise to get access to some epic bonuses when checking out the Paradise Pack. We're including when you purchase:

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

Six years ago, Travis was living in Japan and knew he wanted to travel more. But there was no way he could travel as much as he wanted to on a teacher’s salary. Plus, having “only” summers off wasn’t conducive to a schedule of constant travel! So he started learning about all the ways to travel for less, including the golden goose: frequent flyer miles. In five years, he was able to earn over 4 million frequent flyer miles and travel to over 40 countries, all for much less than he ever dreamed. Travis started Extra Pack of Peanuts to share this knowledge with the world as well as create an online business that he could run from anywhere, including the beach in Thailand. In 2013, he added a podcast for those people too lazy to read, which has now become the top-rated travel podcasts on iTunes! He’s ridden camels in the desert in India, scuba dived on the Great Barrier Reef, and drunk (lots of) wine in Tuscany – all made possible by the fact that they fly anywhere in the world for under $100.

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“It really shines through that you can find people in the world who are just genuinely nice, good people. And it's nice to be reminded of that.” – Heather Sherry In this third Paternity Leave episode, we listen to one of the top the travel podcasts in the world, Extra Pack of Peanuts. In their “The Reason We Travel” episode, Travis Sherry and his wife, Heather, share their best travel experience while touring the Republic of Georgia.  Travis and Heather travel to visit beautiful places, taste great food, and of course, meet wonderful people. Their travel to Georgia is an epitome of the reason why they travel. They share how language was never a barrier in connecting with other people and making friends out of strangers. This episode takes place over a single day in their travel to the Republic of Georgia. They share how a trip, which started in a state of uncertainty and a bit of altercation, ended up in a feast at some newfound friend's home in a completely unfamiliar yet comfortable place.   What you'll learn in this episode: Travis and Heather's travel to the Republic of Georgia How Travis and Heather managed to get through the chaotic parts of Georgia The interesting story behind how Travis and Heather met a new friend, Irma, and her family  Quotes: “The goodness of people is really the moral of the story.” – Travis Sherry “You'll never know what you're gonna get but 99% of the time, we have amazing experiences.” – Travis Sherry “It really shines through that you can find people in the world who are just genuinely nice, good people. And it's nice to be reminded of that.” – Heather Sherry “No matter what you do, it's probably going to work out when you're travelling.” – Heather Sherry “When you just let it happen, and you go with it… as much as you can, take it, take it, take it.” – Travis Sherry   Continue the Adventure Extra Pack of Peanuts Twitter Facebook Instagram

For the longest time I have poo-pooed the idea of travel hacking. For me, it meant you were supposed to go out and sign up for as many travel credit cards as possible. Then, you would try to spend as much as money on each credit card to “chase the rewards.” I remember thinking: Wow! I can spend $40,000 on a credit card and score a free plane ticket - no thanks! Then I met Travis. Side note: I met Travis at a little dive bar in Philadelphia last summer through a mutual friend. When he first told me he was a travel hacker...well... I wasn’t overly impressed. Until now! You see, Travis didn’t get his first credit card until he was 28-years-old and to this day he WILL NOT carry a balance or pay a dime of credit card interest. And yet, he and his family of 3 still travels all over the world on $5 plane tickets, cheap apartment rentals, and some other little-known travel hacks that completely took me by surprise. Here’s what we have in store for you: • How to get the absolute cheapest plane tickets • Where to look for cheap flights • How to get notified about the little-known flight hacks • How to find cheap apartment rentals • A secret they use for plane tickets using Wikipedia! • How they stayed in a 5-bedroom mansion in Breckenridge with access to the BMW and Hot Tub for free • What Travis recommends as everyone's first step to travel hacking
 BONUS: He has a free webinar on Black Friday 2018 to show you the top tips to travel hacking. If you would rather bypass the long lines and learn from a pro, sign up here: https://www.moneypeach.com/travis All the show notes, links and anything Travis and I mentioned can be found at https://www.moneypeach.com/session121

Officially, this is my second podcast, but it's really my first proper podcast since my first episode was just a 4-min teaser introduction. What better way to kick off this travel podcast than to have my first guest be Travis Sherry. He is the creator of one of the top travel podcasts, Extra Pack of Peanuts. Here's what you will learn in this two-hour episode: Who is Travis Sherry? What's the origin of the name Extra Pack of Peanuts? What are his favorite countries? What's the Jetto app and why should you get it? What are good ways of monetizing an app or podcast? How can you find the best travel deals? He runs the Frequent Flier Bootcamp, so he should know! Why should you care about the Paradise Pack project coming out at the end of May 2019? What's it like to live in Japan? How are Africans and Japanese similar? What's the best credit card? What are the two most popular reasons why people don't travel? At the end of the podcast, Travis can't resist putting on his interview hat. He surprises me by asking me a couple of questions. I plan to release a new episode every Tuesday and Friday until I have 50 episodes. At that point, I may slow down the pace to once a week. I encourage you to post comments and ask questions for a future Q&A episode. If you like this, subscribe and share! I made this as a YouTube episode too. On social media, my username is always ftapon. Follow me on: Facebook Twitter YouTube Pinterest Tumblr Snapchat (I use the first three accounts far more than the last three.) Claim your reward by becoming a patron.

DANISH: Radiovagabond.dk When I was planning my new lifestyle as a location independent traveler, I listened a lot to Extra Pack of Peanuts - a podcast from Travis Sherry.  We met in Austin and became friends. In this episode of The Radio Vagabond Podcast, Travis shares his story and a lot of travel tips. Enjoy.   LINKS: Extra Pack of Peanuts Jetto Location Indie Sponsor Hotels25.com  See pictures on TheRadiovagabond.com Follow The Radio Vagabond on Facebook, Twitter, Instagram, and YouTube.  

ENGLISH: TheRadioVagabond.com   Da jeg var i gang med at planlægge min rejse lyttede jeg meget til "Extra Pack of Peanuts fra Travis Sherry. Vi fik lejligheden til at møde hinanden i Austin for nylig.  Travis fortæller sin historie og deler gode råd i denne episode.  God fornøjelse.   LINKS: Extra Pack of Peanuts Jetto Location Indie Sponsor Hotels25.dk Se billeder på Radiovagabond.dk  Følg også RadioVagabond på Facebook, Twitter, Instagram og YouTube.

Before I started traveling, I listened to a lot of travel podcasts, watched a lot of travel YouTube channels and bought a lot of travel books - both audiobooks, e-books, and paper books. One book I got in both the audio and the paper version. That book was Vagabonding by Rolf Potts, and it inspired me to call myself The Radio Vagabond. I met Rolf Potts at the travel media conference TravelCon in Austin Texas just before he was to give the closing keynote in front of a room full of travel bloggers, YouTubers, and podcasters. It was fantastic to meet one of my heroes. One who inspired me a lot in my planning to go traveling. If you want to be inspired too, get the book Vagabonding. In my opinion, it's the best book about living this lifestyle. Period. Find the paper version on Amazon and the audiobook on Audible. LINKS: Sponsor Hotels25.com  See pictures on TheRadiovagabond.com Follow The Radio Vagabond on Facebook, Twitter, Instagram, and YouTube.     Next Friday you can listen in as I talk to another guy that has inspired me a lot. I started listening to his podcast Extra Pack of Peanuts, and he's got a company and another podcast with our mutual friend Jason Moore from Zero-to-Travel called Travel Indi and through their project “The Paradise Pack” they help people live a location independent lifestyle. He's even got an app that helps you find cheap flights called Jetto. He's an overall nice guy, and his name is Travis Sherry. On Monday morning you'll get another regular travel podcast where I'm heading to Washington DC, and pass through Charlottesville. You know the city where there were "fine people on both sides", according to Trump. I had to pass through to see the notorious statues.

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

Travis Sherry is a “Professional Traveler,” and that title really does cover about as many categories as you might expect. From his travel podcast Extra Pack of Peanuts to his new app Jetto for finding flight deals (and just about everything in between), Travis has made a name for himself as a travel hacking expert and internet entrepreneur. Yet despite his location independent status, Travis calls Philadelphia home, and that’s where we met up for today’s episode. Being as big a fan of beer as I am, Travis and I “rendezbrewed” at Love City Brewing just north of Philly’s Center City. We cover everything from airline travel hacks to drinking Eastern European moonshine in Montenegro, and as a new dad, Trav even shares some tips on continuing to traveling internationally with children. But eventually all roads lead back to Philly, so make sure to tune in if you want to get a local’s take on the best cheesesteaks around town. After you listen, make sure to head over to PubcastWorldwide.com to leave a comment and sign-up for the monthly “Brewsletter.” Cheers!

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

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

Where are some of the most beautiful places in the world? Where have you been? My biz partner, good buddy, and host of Extra Pack of Peanuts, Travis Sherry stops by to share his top most beautiful places he's been in the World. We broke up the Top 20 Most Beautiful Places We've Been In The World into two podcasts. In this episode (Part One), you'll hear each of our rankings (#10 to #6) of the most beautiful places we've ever been in the world. Head over to the Extra Pack of Peanuts podcast (for Part Two) to get each of our Top (#5 to #1) most beautiful places in the world that we've been to. Plus, we break down the Top 16 Beautiful Places We’d Like To Go over on the Location Indie Podcast. This is going to be fun! Tune In To Learn: How to relive your travel experiences Where to find a magical experience (you didn't expect to have) One of the most beautiful places on earth Where you can take a cable car up a mountain A place to fall in love with hiking One of our favorite places on the planet Where worldly colors come out of the earth And so much more! Resources: Pimsleur method - free 7 day trial Top 20 Most Beautiful Places We've Been In The World: Part Two- Extra Pack of Peanuts Location Indie Location Indie Podcast Mountain Hostel For more Zero To Travel Podcasts, be sure to head over to the archives now!

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

Why should you go to The Republic of Georgia? What makes Georgia a worthwhile destination to consider? Well you're in for a real treat today as my great friend and business partner, Travis Sherry (from Extra Pack of Peanuts) stops by to share his stories of a recent visit to The Republic of Georgia. Find out why it is a magical place! Tune in Now To Learn: How to become a novelty when you travel How the Republic of Georgia lives up to tales of amazing hospitality One of the top reasons you should travel Why drinking homemade wine is awesome (and why it happens often in Georgia) The best thing to do in Georgia How to get around Georgia Where you can get the most fresh and amazing food in the world Why Georgia is one of the safest countries The best places to stay in the Republic of Georgia How to easily stay connected in Georgia (if you really need it) And much more! Resources: Location Indie Extra Pack of Peanuts Podcast Location Indie Podcast Tbilisi Kakheti Tusheti Kazbegi Gergeti Monastery Mount Kazbegi Svaneti Vardzia Rooms Kazbegi Khachipuri Khinkali Badridzhani Abajuri Sofia Melnikova’s Fantastiuri Durani Khareba John Kapanadze- Toba Travel Destination Diary- Georgia (The Country)- EPOP The Reason We Travel- EPOP Want more Zero To Travel Podcasts? Head over to the archives for all past episodes!

It's finally here... What's been a blur of a two-week period time has culminated with the launch and now first episode of the podcast project Pause. Think. Consider. Roughly the first 30 minutes of this episode is about the inspirations for the project and how it got started and the final 30 minutes is about the concept of the Pendulum Effect. QUESTION(S) OF THE DAY: What was your favorite quote or lesson from this episode? Please let me know in the comments. Scroll below for links and show notes… Selected Links from the Episode The Weekly Portland Podcast by Gregory Day Lemonade Days Chip's Vlog Four Hour Work Week by Tim Ferriss The Tim Ferriss Show Gary Vanynerchuk ICON 2016 Keynote by Gary Vanynerchuk BeachBody Coach Summit Keynote 2016 by Gary Vanyerchuk Peanut Butter Builder Girl by Jean Dahlquist The Pendulum Effect definition by Dictonary.com Instacart Blue Apron Schwans How Much Uber Drivers Make by CNBC Salt & Straw Claim Jumper Winco Our Table Show Notes How Greg Day had an impact with the creation of Pause. Think. Consider. [06:44] The Extra Pack of Peanuts and Travis Sherry, the first podcast I've discovered [08:54] The discovery of Travel Hacking and its impact [9:45] How Chip Conrad acts as an inspiration [13:10] Lemonade Day and what it does for the community [13:20] The weekday inspiration from Chip's Vlog [14:45] Tim Ferriss and his journey as an entrepreneur with Four Hour Work Week [19:35] The podcast that Tim Ferriss started and its success [20:11] Gary Vaynerchuk's impact on the mindset for starting Pause. Think. Consider. [22:55] The line -- "Stop doing stupid shit" [23:45] Holding yourself accountable and putting yourself out there [26:24] Jean Dahlquist's impact and the Peanut Butter Builder Girl blog [28:25] Harnessing the art of talking and ranting [31:24] Taking the time on a daily basis to think about what's going on [32:34] Optimizing and being better [33:42] The pendulum effect definition [36:42] How Instacart is becoming the Uber of shopping [38:06] Uber and driver's success based on customer service [42:24] Salt & Straw and the customer service experience they provide to make them great ice cream [43:46] Amazon Prime and the affect they are having on automation to make things more convenient  [47:14] Food prevalence and how Costco is impact speed and quantity [49:42] Claim Jumper providing large portions at a quick rate [51:31] The impact Winco had on my family for food shopping [54:21] The Our Table Organic Farm impact [56:26] Calculators and how they have impacted students [59:36] Take the time to Pause. Think. Consider. the impact of the pendulum effect [1:02:00] People Mentioned Fran Liebman Greg Day Travis Sherry Chip Conrad Tim Ferriss Gary Vanynerchuk Jean Dahlquist

Ready for some more road trippin'? Buckle up for Part Two of 32 Reasons Why Road Trips Rule! What are your reasons why road trips rule? Let's hit the open road and have some fun! My biz partner, good buddy, and host of Extra Pack of Peanuts, Travis Sherry stops by again to discuss our top 8 reasons why road trips rule. Can you guess the number one reason? Tune in now to learn the reasons road trips rule: Where you get to sleep Getting happy Goofiness with other road trippers New potentials Connecting with others What sparks imagination and wanderlust Getting into a Zen-like state How to feel alive Fun and games Flexibility for authenticity And many more reasons! Resources: 32 Reasons Road Trips Rule- Part One Extra Pack of Peanuts Location Indie Be sure to head over to the archives for all past Zero To Travel Podcasts!

Is there anything better than a good old fashioned road trip? We don't think so. Hitting the open road with nowhere to go, nowhere to be, totally free. Maybe you have some reasons why road trips rule! In this episode my biz partner, good buddy, and host of Extra Pack of Peanuts, Travis Sherry stops by to riff on the 32 reasons why road trips rule! Today we break down each of our rankings 16 to 9. Be sure to tune in next week as we break down our rankings 8 to 1! What you'll learn about why road trips rule: The build up before a road trip happens The road side accommodations Having no real agenda Continuing family traditions Pulling out the cooler at a random picnic table Finding your own bathroom wherever you are Trivia! Breweries Blaring music with the windows down And many more reasons! Resources: Location Indie Location Indie Podcast Extra Pack of Peanuts Check out the archives for more Zero To Travel Podcasts!

What if you could travel to Australia for free? Or take your family to Hawaii for next to nothing? Our guest on today's show, Travis Sherry, knows how and he's built a business by helping others with his knowledge. Travis was teaching English in Japan a few years ago and wanted to travel more and spend less. That led him to Google which led him down a virtual rabbit hole. To help him better understand what he was learning, and to share it with other people, he started a site called Extra Pack of Peanuts. It began as a blog to chronicle journey into the world of free travel including hacks, airlines points, frequent flier miles. Today it has grown to much more! On episode 83 of The Speaker Lab, Travis shares what he's learned along the way, his best travel tips, and how to accumulate miles and points so you can get free travel for yourself and your loved ones. Check it out on today's edition of The Speaker Lab!   THE FINER DETAILS OF THIS SHOW:   

Can you build an independent business while travelling the world? Our special Guest Teacher thinks so, and he’s here to tell you how! Travis Sherry has been on the road for years, and he’s got the tricks to making it affordable, sustainable, and practical. Learn how you can see the world and make a living […] The post MBA646 Guest Teacher: Travis Sherry – Build a Business While Travelling the World. appeared first on The $100 MBA.

Can you build an independent business while travelling the world? Our special Guest Teacher thinks so, and he’s here to tell you how! Travis Sherry has been on the road for years, and he’s got the tricks to making it affordable, sustainable, and practical. Learn how you can see the world and make a living […] The post MBA646 Guest Teacher: Travis Sherry – Build a Business While Travelling the World. appeared first on The $100 MBA.

It's time for a super fun episode breaking down the top USA cities for travelers.The list is subjective and up for debate, so don't let it drive you bananas (you all have your favorite place for one reason or another).My biz partner, good buddy, and host of Extra Pack of Peanuts, Travis Sherry stops by to share his top USA cities for travelers.We broke up the 32 USA cities into two podcasts. In this episode, you'll hear each of our top 8 USA cities for travelers (so 1-8 for 16 cities!). Head over to the Extra Pack of Peanuts podcast for each of our rankings 9-16 (for another 16 cities!).Quick thank you to italki for supporting today’s show. Hook up with native speakers from around the world! Get a free lesson here (buy one, get one free).What you'll learn about the top USA cities for travelers:How moments can create a favorite placeHow to find magic in road tripsWhy it is fun to play tour guideWhere to go for the ultimate blend of humanityThe best place to check out Stripperoke (yes, that's a real thing!)How to avoid photo burnout in Northern CaliforniaWhy people want to stay in a bubbleThe key to the fluffiest scrambled eggs in the USAHow to like a city more and more each time you go (even if you want to hate it)Where the road ends at a big mountain view and a waterfall (think lord of the rings)How to find a place that works with your lifestyle the bestAnd much more!Resources mentioned:italkiLocation IndieLocation Indie PodcastExtra Pack of PeanutsExtra Pack of Peanuts PodcastHumans Of New YorkMoosewoodTop 10 Road Trips- Extra Pack of Peanuts PodcastHow To Become A Car Camping Superstar- Zero To Travel PodcastBroken Compass BrewingDestination Diary- Colorado- Extra Pack of Peanuts Podcast Be sure to head over to the archives for more Zero To Travel Podcasts!

In this episode of the Zero To Travel Podcast, we're bringing you part 6 of Travel Tactics. This is the third edition of how to travel indefinitely.You'll get the trifecta of long term travel- how to find inexpensive accommodations, how to find free or cheap flights, and how to earn a living while you travel.The trilogy concludes with our 3 travel experts: Nora Dunn from The Professional Hobo, Travis Sherry from Extra Pack of Peanuts, and Rob Dix from Making It Anywhere.Don’t be intimidated by the term ‘travel indefinitely’ – you can add as much travel in your life as you want!Special thanks to italki for making this show possible! Learn from a native teacher. Grab a free lesson as a Zero to Travel Podcast listener (buy one lesson, get one free here).Listen Today to Learn:How to get free accommodations on a boat (meet the 'yachties')What to expect on a nautical endeavorHow to earn your sea legsHow to use your airline miles in the smartest way possibleResources to figure out how many miles a trip will costWhen to purchase a ticket vs using your milesConcrete way to evaluate your miles (earn 'em and burn 'em!)How to make your lifestyle business sustainable and successfulWhen to increase your rates or charge moreAdvice on starting one or multiple businessesWhy it's liberating to go against the normResources:Location IndieLocation Indie PodcastHow to Get Free Accommodations Around the WorldWorking RoadFind A CrewDesperate SailorsAliExpressExtra Pack Of PeanutsExtra Pack Of Peanuts PodcastMiles.bizITA MatrixMaking It AnywhereFind A NomadThe 7 Day Start Up by Dan NorrisTravel Tactics Part 5- second edition of how to travel indefinitelyTravel Tactics Part 4- first edition of how to travel indefinitelyWant more travel tactics or want to check out a past episode? Dig into the archives here!

We visited my favorite packing tricks and techniques in episode 34, but as much as I try to accommodate men, it's best to get advice for males straight from expert male travelers themselves. Today I cornered Travis Sherry from Extra Pack of Peanuts, Jason Moore from Zero to Travel, and Nathaniel Boyle from The Travelers (The Daily Travel Podcast) and got them talking about their favorite ways to pack, what they can't leave home without, and the tricks they use to carry everything on. 

Join the party in this bonus episode today as Travis Sherry from Extra Pack of Peanuts, Jason Moore from Zero to Travel, and Nathaniel Boyle from The Travelers (The Daily Travel Podcast), and I all sit down to ask each other travel questions.  Although we were in three different countries during this recording, somehow we made it work! Listen in for questions like: Question #1:  Where would you want to be right now if you could be anywhere in the world – gut reaction? Question #2:  What is your favorite travel app? Question #3:  As Americans, does it bother you when Canadians wear the Canadian flag on their backpack? Question #4:  What is your favorite piece of travel gear? Question #5:  What’s the one place that everyone has told you you’ll love but when you went there, you didn’t? Question #6:  Since we are all podcasters and digital nomads, I want to know what you look for in an office on the road? Question #7:  What’s the strangest thing you’ve ever eaten when traveling?  

Today’s Podcast In today’s episode, I interview Travis Sherry, travel hacking specialist from Extra Pack of Peanuts. We talk about strategies that are going to help you start traveling the world for... The post WTF 032: How To Travel The World For Free w/ Travis Sherry appeared first on Sensophy.

Want to learn how to travel more, work from anywhere, and live your dream lifestyle? Today I'm joined by Travis Sherry, who interviews globe-trotting location-independent entrepreneurs to find out exactly how they do it. Travis is the host of the Extra Pack of Peanuts podcast and an avid travel hacker and lifestyle entrepreneur who is […]

In this episode of the Zero To Travel Podcast, we're bringing you part 5 of Travel Tactics- welcome back! This is the second edition of how to travel indefinitely.This series gives you a three pronged attack to building a life around long term travel- free flights, inexpensive accommodations, and how to work from the road and earn an income on the road.Learn from those that have truly been there, done that- Travis Sherry from Extra Pack of Peanuts, Nora Dunn from The Professional Hobo, and Rob from Making It Anywhere.You will Learn:How to travel indefinitelyHow your state of mind determines your feelings about travelWhich credit cards maximize your ability to use miles (to travel anywhere!)Five things to look for when choosing a travel credit cardThe best cards to get when you are first starting outHow you can extend your travel (with one specific strategy)How to spend a small amount of money on accommodations (for long periods of time)The fist thing you need to do to find a 'house sit'Why you don't have to leave your family behind when you travelHow to decide where to travel when running a businessHow to separate tourism and building a businessTop hot spots around the world for digital nomadsWhat to expect your first year running a business from the roadHow to detach yourself from an outcome (to truly learn and grow)And much more!Resources:Einstein: His Life and UniverseTortuga BackpacksExtra Pack of PeanutsProfessional HoboWorking RoadHow to Get Free Accommodation Around the WorldTrusted House SittersHouse CarersMind My HouseMaking It AnywhereFind A NomadAirbnbGet access to exclusive community only content to help you travel the world in your style and your own way!  Join the  Zero To Travel community newsletter online or text 'zerototravel' to 33444.And you can always get more Zero To Travel podcasts by checking out the archives.Thanks again to Tortuga Backpacks!  See how easy it is to never check a bag again.  Special 10% off for Zero To Travel listeners (enter promo code 'travel' at check out).The post Travel Tactics Part 5: How to Travel Indefinitely: Zero To Travel Podcast appeared first on Zero to Travel.

Travel Tactics is back! This series is all about how to travel for as long as you want to, by getting free flights and accommodation and by building a business that you can run from anywhere.In this episode I speak with Travis Sherry from Extra Pack of Peanuts, Nora Dunn from The Professional Hobo, and Rob from Making It Anywhere.We discuss who should and shouldn't try travel hacking, why you should trade work for accommodation, and which type of business you should start if you want to make it anywhere.You will learn:The top 3 things that will keep you traveling for as long as you wantWhat travel hacking isWho should and shouldn’t start travel hackingHow travel hacking with credit cards affects your credit scoreHow to get free accommodation around the worldThe worst places Nora Dunn has ever sleptHow Nora got a job working in a hostelThe advantages of working in exchange for accommodationHow to make the leap to running a location independent businessHow to do an audit of your skillsWhich type of business it’s best to start withWhat kind of timeframe is realistic for making it anywhereResources MentionedTravel Tactics Part 1Travel Tactics Part 2Travel Tactics Part 3Zero To Travel Podcast archivesThe Paradise PackEpic Bike RidesExtra Pack Of PeanutsLocation IndieThe Professional HoboMaking It AnywhereThe Ultimate Guide To Frequent Flyer MilesCredit KarmaCredit SesameEPoP 060: Top 16 Breweries in AmericaEPoP 070: Top 12 Sporting Events Around the WorldHow To Get Free Accommodation Around The WorldWorkingRoad.comWWOOFingThe Caretaker GazetteHelp ExchangeGrowFood.orgTravel Like A Pro: Road-Tested Tips for Digital Nomads and Frequent TravelersThe 7 Day Startup: You Don't Learn Until You LaunchThe Tropica MBAElanceFor more actionable content, don't forget to join the Zero To Travel Caravan, by subscribing using the box on the top and to the right.The post Travel Tactics Part 4: How to Travel Indefinitely : Zero To Travel Podcast appeared first on Zero to Travel.

Travis Sherry, host of the travel podcast Extra Pack of Peanuts, joins Tricia in a two-part series to talk about Travis’s journey from teaching to travel and becoming location independent.  Check out the full description, pictures and show notes at www.KeepYourDaydream.com and to get a link to the Extra Pack of Peanuts website.    Join the KYD email list for travel ideas and more inspiring stories. 

Travis Sherry, host of the travel podcast Extra Pack of Peanuts, joins Tricia in a two-part series to talk about Travis’s journey from teaching to travel and becoming location independent.  Check out the full description, pictures and show notes at www.KeepYourDaydream.com and to get a link to the Extra Pack of Peanuts website.  Join the KYD email list for travel ideas and more inspiring stories. 

Get the Paradise Pack here and let me know! We'll sit down for an hour long trip planning consultation or help setting up a location independent business. The Paradise Pack is a collection of tools and resources designed to help you break down the barriers between where you are and where you want to be. Whether that's traveling more or building a location independent lifestyle business, this pack contains items made by 11 guests from The Daily Travel Podcast AND more! In short, it's over $2000 worth of high quality resources for $197. And it's only on sale for 7 days (June 1-8). In this episode, we explore what it's all about, and what Jason Moore and Travis Sherry have been up to for the last year building and living their location independent lifestyles. I'm proud to promote this because I respect the two guys putting it out. Jason runs the website Zero To Travel and the top rated travel podcast by the same name. Travis is the mind behind Extra Pack of Peanuts, also a travel resource website and top rated podcast. Plus, 10% of sales goes directly to the incredible organization Pencils of Promise to help build a school in developing countries. If you have any questions about the pack, let me know. Email me! Or comment below. Become a Friend of the Show: Please subscribe and review! It just takes a second and you can help the show increase its rankings on iTunes just by this simple and quick gesture. We’d be grateful for a review. Leave one here. If you do, click here to let me know so I can personally thank you! Your Feedback If you have an idea for a podcast you would like to see or a question about an upcoming episode, email me! I’d love to hear from you. Thank you so much for your support! The post 206: Live Your Dream Lifestyle Now with The Paradise Pack appeared first on The Daily Travel Podcast.

Today's episode of the Zero To Travel Podcast comes to you from Mexico again!To celebrate the upcoming launch of The Paradise Pack, Travis Sherry from Extra Pack of Peanuts and I are giving away one Tortuga Backpack and two $100 Tortuga gift vouchers.To be in with a chance of winning one of these goodies, simply text "paradisepack" (all one word and without the speech marks) to 33444. You'll then be added to our mailing list and entered into the draw. Easy!The competition ends on 25 May, so get on it!In this episode, Travis and I share our top 14 practical hacks to help you travel long term.You’ll learn:Jason’s favorite thing to seek out when he’s travelingOur top 14 practical hacks to help you travel long termResources MentionedExtra Pack of Peanuts16 Mindset Hacks To Help You Travel Long TermThe Paradise PackTortuga BackpacksPencils of PromiseZero To Travel Podcast archivesExtra Pack of Peanuts archivesAirbnbHouse Sitting WorldHouse Sitting AcademyHomeAwayFlightCarUberVRBOMint.comPre-Trip Planning: How Much Research Should You Really Do?NerdFitness.comThe Suitcase EntrepreneurLocation RebelToo Many AdaptersFluent in 3 monthsDon't forget to enter the competition to win some Tortuga Backpack goodies. Just text "paradisepack" to 33444!The post 14 Practical Hacks To Help You Travel Long Term : Zero To Travel Podcast appeared first on Zero to Travel.

Today's episode of the Zero To Travel Podcast comes to you from Mexico! And we have a special announcement to make too!To celebrate the upcoming launch of The Paradise Pack, we're giving away one Tortuga Backpack and two $100 Tortuga gift vouchers.To be in with a chance of winning one of these goodies, simply text "paradisepack" (all one word and without the speech marks) to 33444. You'll then be added to our mailing list and entered into the draw. Easy!The competition ends on 25 May, so get on it!In this episode, Travis Sherry and I share our top 16 mindset hacks to help you travel long term.You’ll learn:Jason and Travis’ top mindset hacks for traveling long termWhat the $10 rule is and how it’ll help you enjoy travel moreResources MentionedExtra Pack of PeanutsThe Paradise PackTortuga BackpacksThe Art of Asking by Amanda PalmerWorkaway.infoChris GuillebeauWorld Domination SummitPencils of PromiseDon't forget, for your chance to win one of three Tortuga prizes, text "paradisepack" to 33444!The post 16 Mindset Hacks To Help You Travel Long Term : Zero To Travel Podcast appeared first on Zero to Travel.

Travis Sherry comes back to Dreamers Podcast to talk about his newest venture Location Indie with Jason, his business partner! Connect with Travis Sherry! ExtraPackOfPeanuts.com LocationIndie.com Traveling all around the world is not only a passion of Travis' but his full time job. Helping people travel around the world for next to nothing on credit card points was where he got his start in becoming an entrepreneur. Travis Sherry follows up from episode 101 and has some huge news about a new online project he has started with his friend and business partner Jason. Helping people become location independent through building a community with a wealth of knowledge on how to make their lifestyles, your lifestyle. Check out Jason and Travis' Location Indie's video below, it is hilarious! Well done you two! https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OVachCdCqXI Episode 150

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

Travis Sherry is the top 100 iTunes ranking host of the podcast Extra Pack of Peanuts. There he talks mainly about travel hacking and how to especially how to get flights for next to nothing. In this episode we talk about how he has spent less than a few hundred dollars. He is a fiend when it comes to frequent flyer miles and knows exactly how to use them. In the past about half of my travel expenses went to the flight, this is a great way to drop down the cost of your travels by half!! Most of these things only take a few hours of research and pulling the trigger and it could save up to $3000!! Is that worth it for you??  

We thought we would share all the things that teach us, help us, and make us more productive throughout the day.  The best of the best curated for you. Not all of these are money related and they are all new ones that we’ve discovered since we covered this topic in the early days of LMM. Podcasts APM Market Place:  A quick summary of the day’s financial markets and big stories. How To Start A Startup:  From Stanford University. Hard Core History:  Epic history podcast. Money for the Rest of Us:  From our past guest J David Stein! Ted Radio Hour:  Portable Ted Talks. Freakonomics:  All the money topics you never thought to ask about. Fizzle:  How to build your own side business. Smart Passive Income:  Pat Flynn’s podcast. Nerdist:  A podcast about things and stuff. Tim Ferris:  From The Four Hour author. Extra Pack of Peanuts:  Past guest Travis Sherry’s travel podcast. The College Info Geek Podcast:  From our frequent contributor Thomas Frank. Blogs and Books Brain Pickings:  Well curated articles for the creative and curious. QZ:  Data driven news. Oliver Emberton:  Oliver writes about life and how to better it. How To Win Any Argument:  Great for married people but useful for anyone who deals with people.  Which I guess is all of us except the hermits. Good To Great:  How some companies make the leap while others don’t. The War of Art: How to fight your inner resistance to getting things done. Steal Like an Artist:  About creativity. ... Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

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

In our last travel podcast episode of the trekking week series, three special guests share their advice and even mishaps from some of the best treks in the world.Travis Sherry talks about getting dragged up Mt. Fuji by his wife.Stephanie Zito gives us an overview on planing a trip up My. Kilimanjaro and what is it like to celebrate christmas at the top.My wife Anne Dorthe shares an alternative to the Inca Trail that is less crowded but no less beautiful. It's an inside look at what it's like to walk on the Lares Trek to the stunning ruins of Machu Picchu in the sacred valley of the Peruvian Andes.Hear More Travel Podcasts NowStephanie on the Summit of Mt. KilimanjaroTrav and Heather on Summit of Mt. FujiCover photo: Anne Dorthe at Machu PicchuThe post Epic Trekking : Best Treks In The World appeared first on Zero to Travel.

If you could fly anywhere in the world for next to nothing, would you? Well, you can. Travis Sherry, the man behind The Extra Pack of Peanuts Travel Podcast can, and does so frequently. I wanted to start the WanderingTrader Podcast for a while now and after he invited me on his podcast I was immediately [...] The post WT005: Travis Sherry – Traveling For Free With Frequent Flyer Miles & Finding Your Path appeared first on WanderingTrader.

If you could fly anywhere in the world for next to nothing, would you? Well, you can. Travis Sherry, the man behind The Extra Pack of Peanuts Travel Podcast can, and does so frequently. I wanted to start the WanderingTrader Podcast for a while now and after he invited me on his podcast I was immediately [...] The post WT005: Travis Sherry – Traveling For Free With Frequent Flyer Miles & Finding Your Path appeared first on WanderingTrader.

Travis Sherry from Extra Pack of Peanuts teaches us how to see the world without spending a lot by seeking out cheaper destinations, scoring the best flight prices, and alternatives to hotels that will save you a fortune. Traveling is on top of nearly everyone’s list of goals but many people don’t because they believe they can’t afford it.  Traveling doesn’t have to be expensive and there are options for almost any budget that will allow you to see the world. If you want to drink on the plane without paying ridiculous airline prices you have a few options.  If you’re flying international, choose an international carrier rather than a domestic one.  The drinks are usually free.  You can also bring those little bottles of alcohol in the quart bag you’re allowed through TSA checkpoints as long as each bottle is 3 ounces or less.  Buy them at your local liquor store, not the airport to save even more. Chat up flight attendants during their downtime.  If you’re charming you can score free drinks from them, maybe free snacks too. For a long flight, first of business class will be a lot more bearable than cattle class.  The difference in ticket price can be as much as fifteen times higher though.  This is where frequent flyer miles come in handy.  A coach round trip ticket bought with miles will be around 35,000 miles,  business just double that.  You can obtain miles through credit card sign up bonuses and by flying the same airline as much as possible.  Check to see what airline has a hub at your local airport and sign up for their free frequent flyer program. Price flights through ITA Matrix.  You can’t book via this site but the price you find can be booked through a site like Kayak or Hipmunk.  ITA Matrix will provide you with lots of comparative data such as the best date to book the flight and the cheapest airport to fly out from. The other big expense when traveling aside from the flight is accommodations.  There are so many better alternatives to hotels, especially for long term stays. Airbnb  rents apartments or homes for way less than a hotel.  You’ll also have more amenities like a full kitchen which allows you to save money by cooking some meals at home. Hostels are cheaper than a hotel and a great way to meet fellow travelers.  You can even house sit and stay for free.  Travis’s friend runs Trusted House Sitters which can show you opportunities all over the world for free accommodations. You can stretch your travel dollars by choosing less expensive regions.  In Western Europe, Spain and Portugal offer greater value than places like Paris or London.  Eastern or Central Europe are about half the price of Western Europe.  South  East Asia will allow you to have a five star experience for a fraction of the price of a lot of places in the world. Packing is always a travel bugaboo.  Travis recommends the Tortuga Travel Back Pack.  Pack what you would need for a week no matter how long your trip.  You can do laundry anywhere. Traveling is something everyone of us deserves to experience.  It changes your life in ways that nothing else can.  Stop thinking it’s an impossible dream.  Travis is flying to Brasil for the World Cup for $5.  Anyone can do it. Show Notes Extra Pack of Peanuts:  Travis’s site where h... Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

This is part 2 of my conversation with Travis Sherry. Listen to part 1. Travis Sherry got a late start in life to traveling the world internationally. He was 25 when he finally got bit by the travel bug on a study abroad internship trip, living in Lozan, Switzerland. Since then, he has worked tirelessly to make for himself a life of travel. “Everyday I would go swimming in Lake Geneva," says Travis, "and I'd look up at the Alps and think, ‘I’m not going to get this by just staying home all my life.’" Today, Travis bills himself as a regular guy who loves to travel, but zip on over to Extra Pack of Peanuts. and you’ll see he has just a little expertise in traveling the world for free, and helping his audience do the same. There you can pick up his Ultimate Guide to Points and Miles. He also runs a travel podcast by the same name, and if you like this show, you’d probably like his too. I’m excited to have him on to discuss his lifestyle and how to earn and redeem points and miles to see the world for as close to free as possible. Words from an Explorer “If you’re able to travel cheaper, then you’re able to travel more. And the more you travel, the better we think you’re life will be. And society in general.” What You’ll Learn What you'll find on ExtraPackofPeanuts.com Why Travis argues in favor of local guest houses, for a more authentic experience that puts money in a local's pocket. Hostels don't necessarily involve 10 bunks in a room and dirty backpackers. They can often be better than hotels in many ways. Other ways to go: Housesitting or renting apartments (through Airbnb, GowithOh) Travis' Best Travel Advice The First Step: If it scares you to do it, then stop putting it off and make a concrete reservation that you can't change. Jump in and figure out how to swim. Cheap Airfare: Points and miles! Listen to the show for Travis' advice getting involved. Finding Cheap Airfare: The Flight Deal, ITA Software's Matrix, then book through Kayak or the airline directly. Packing Tips: Always, always travel with just a carry on. Travis' wife is a fashion blogger and Travis has even talked her down from 2 checked suitcases to just a carry on! Check out Tortuga Backpacks. Favorite Travel Book: The Majic Bus: An American Odyssey Get this book for free at FreeTravelBook.com Travel Gear: Osprey Farpoint 70 Travel Backpack Weirdest food: A whole fried frog for $1 in Cambodia. Also, silk worm and cricket! Mentioned in this Show ExtraPackofPeanuts.com Extra Pack of Peanuts Travel Podcast TheFlightDeal.com Tortuga Backpacks ITA Software's Matrix Airbnb GowithOh, rent apartments across Europe Music credit: Imogen Heap – Wait It Out (Artec Remix), Intrepid Journey, by Aaron Static Like the show? I’d love 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 20: Travel Hacking to Find Authentic Experiences with Travis Sherry appeared first on The Daily Travel Podcast.

Travis Sherry got a late start in life to traveling the world internationally. He was 25 when he finally got bit by the travel bug on a study abroad internship trip, living in Lozan, Switzerland. Since then, he has worked tirelessly to make for himself a life of travel. “Everyday I would go swimming in Lake Geneva," says Travis, "and I'd look up at the Alps and think, ‘I’m not going to get this by just staying home all my life.’" Today, Travis bills himself as a regular guy who loves to travel, but zip on over to Extra Pack of Peanuts. and you’ll see he has just a little expertise in traveling the world for free, and helping his audience do the same. There you can pick up his Ultimate Guide to Points and Miles. He also runs a travel podcast by the same name, and if you like this show, you’d probably like his too. I’m excited to have him on to discuss his lifestyle and how to earn and redeem points and miles to see the world for as close to free as possible. Personal note: When I looked out there to see who was travel podcasting, Travis’ was the only one I found. Since then, other great shows have cropped up, but I loved what Travis was putting out there and it helped inspire me to create The Daily Travel Podcast. So, if you like this show, check out Travis’ podcast! Words from an Explorer “If you’re able to travel cheaper, then you’re able to travel more. And the more you travel, the better we think you’re life will be. And society in general.” What You’ll Learn How a trip to Geneva gave Travis an addiction to new things. How Travis experienced culture shock and why it can be a valuable experience everyone might want to seek out to better approach new experiences and relate to different people. How the world is on your side, and the more you experience it, the more we’re o How Travis got into points and miles to fly anywhere in the world for less than $100, and how he turned that into a business. Advice for getting started in earning and redeeming points and miles. Music credit: Imogen Heap – Wait It Out (Artec Remix), Intrepid Journey, by Aaron Static Like the show? I’d love 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 19: Travis Sherry on the Unexpected Value of Culture Shock appeared first on The Daily Travel Podcast.

You probably already want to travel - but how about flying to a new country for just $5? In this episode, I talk with travel hacker Travis Sherry to find out just how to do it.