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A big fear stopping people from traveling the world as a digital nomad is the fear of loneliness on the road. I personally have experienced feeling lonely as a digital nomad until I found digital nomad communities, specifically one fateful trip with Wifi Tribe. So today we have my friend and community manager of the Digital Nomad Life Academy, Julia Kallweit of co-founder of Wifi Tribe on today. We talk about Julia's  incredible journey of working remotely for 13+ years, living in over 60 countries, and how she built a digital nomad communities to avoid loneliness on the roadTopics:Julia's Start as a Digital Nomad: From escaping the 9-to-5 to traveling solo in South Africa with just a laptop.The Power of Community: How WiFi Tribe grew from a single house in Bolivia to hosting over 5,000 nomads worldwide.Overcoming Isolation: Why finding your tribe as a digital nomad is key to mental health and professional success.Lessons in Entrepreneurship: Julia's new venture building a paddle club in Cape Town and how she transitioned to this bold new chapter.Digital Nomad Life Academy: How the DNLA community continues to inspire and support freedom-focused living.DM the CODEWORD below @christabellatravels:88Resources Mentioned:Follow Julia on Instagram: @JuliaKalweitExplore the Digital Nomad Life Academy: DM “88 Podcast” on Instagram to connect with Krista.Learn more about WiFi Tribe: WiFi Tribe WebsiteChapters:03:19 Julia's Journey to Becoming a Digital Nomad08:19 The Birth of WiFi Tribe: Digital Nomad Community 10:27 My Experience with WiFi Tribe13:38 WiFi Tribe's Growth and Challenges20:45 The Power of Community in the Digital Nomad Lifestyle28:08 The Power of Real-Life Connections as a Digital Nomad 29:12 Building the Digital Nomad Life Academy30:54 Community Building Tips and Hacks for Digital Nomads33:05 The Importance of Shared Agendas for Digital Nomads 40:45 Embracing Change and New Opportunities as Digital Nomads 42:01 The Journey of Building a Paddle Club for Digital Nomads45:22 The Value of Diversifying Communities as Digital Nomads 51:27 Overcoming Fear in Entrepreneurship as Aspiring Digital Nomads Support the showMessage me on Instagram:(tell me you came from the podcast!)https://www.instagram.com/christabellatravels/FREE: How to Get Started as a Digital Nomad Masterclass (2 hr training)https://www.digitalnomadlifeacademy.com/masterclassDigital Nomad Starter Codes:Discover the best remote career for YOUR personalityhttps://www.digitalnomadlifeacademy.com/offers/i5HuJjbk/checkoutEnroll in the Digital Nomad Life Academyhttps://www.digitalnomadlifeacademy.com/dnlaWatch the Campus Tour:https://dnla.thrivecart.com/join/Follow me on Tiktok:https://www.tiktok.com/@christabellatravels

With the third and final interview of the Beach Commute's three founders, Diego shares a highly unorthodox and fascinating story. You might say Diego was born to become a digital nomad. In his early years he moved from Germany to Bolivia, Venezuela, Mexico, the United States, Norway, and England. And through these travels he now speaks fluently in five languages! After university, he founded Wifi Tribe, a community of digital nomads who live and work together in different places around the world every month. It was in Wifi Tribe in 2019 that Jeff, Diego and Marisa first met. In this episode Marisa interviews Diego about: What it's like to move around from continent to continent as a kid. How he navigated very different cultures during his upbringing. Starting Wifi Tribe in his family's Bolivian home. How Beach Commute was born. Listen in for Diego's full story. After you listen in, make sure that you check out our Remote Travel Jobs Daily membership! We send out 40 hand-picked remote jobs that are ideal for digital nomads. https://www.beachcommute.com/remotejobs

Looking for inspiration to make big career pivots and live your dream life? Look no further than this week's episode of the Design Her Travel podcast, where we chat with the amazing Marisa Meddin.Marisa's story is a testament to the power of following your intuition and doing the hard things first, even when it seems scary or unknown. Despite having a job she loved, Marisa knew she had a deep desire to travel the world and live a more fulfilling life. So, she took the leap, made some big changes, and found herself on an incredible journey of self-discovery and success.In this episode, Marisa shares her journey from corporate dream job to accidental digital nomad, building multiple businesses along the way. She offers insights and wisdom on how to navigate the unknown and turn your dreams into actionable steps, no matter where you are in your journey.So, if you're looking for inspiration to make a change and pivot your career or lifestyle, tune in to this episode and get ready to be inspired! And don't forget to share with your friends and colleagues who might need a little push to take the leap.Topics Discussed:You have to name it to tame itYou're not starting over, you're starting from experienceSaying yes to the fun thing right in front of you leads you to a magical lifeFreedom - in your days, your time, your friendship and your lifeHow to get over your fear to make that scary next moveResources:Connect with Marisa - Website: https://marisameddin.com/Beach Commute: https://beachcommute.com/Beach Commute Podcast: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/digital-nomad-experts-beach-commute/id1578141284Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/beachcommute/WiFi Tribe: https://wifitribe.co/Episode Details:5:00 - Putting down the identity around work can be freeing and allow you to make the changes you desire in life.5:57 - Allow the success of others to guide you through the fear of doing it yourself. Remind yourself if he or she can do it. So can I. 10:37 - When you do the easy things in life, first, life is hard. When you do the hard things first, life is easy. 20:53 - Pivot whenever you need clarity comes through action.  24:49 - Keep taking action and you'll live a life that you love. 25:43 - You're not starting over. You're starting from experience. 33:07 - When you're afraid to make a change with anSupport the showLet's CONNECT! Subscribe to the Newsletter

Rachel is a longtime digital nomad and friend of the Beach Commute founders. A longtime digital nomad, Rachel has been working as a project manager while working and traveling remotely for the past five years.   Rachel started her journey by joining Wifi Tribe and signing up for six chapters in a row across multiple continents! A seriously aggressive start to the lifestyle.  And she did all this without telling her employer that she was traveling! She explains how she managed to get through this “gray area” with her employer, and eventually moved into a role where working and traveling was officially accepted.  Join us to hear Rachel talk about: Healthcare experiences while traveling.  How to find new career opportunities when you lose your job.  Her experience quarantining on the beach in Mexico. Traveling through Namibia.  Making friends and building relationships Dating as a digital nomad After you listen in, make sure that you check out our Remote Travel Jobs Daily membership! We send out 40 hand-picked remote jobs that are ideal for digital nomads. 

Meet Colette Williams, a fellow digital nomad and friend of Jeff, Marisa and Diego. Colette started working remote soon out of college as a sourcing specialist for a sales and marketing company. But at this point she hadn't started traveling yet. She worked from her parents' home for a couple years, then decided she wanted to jump headfirst into a travel lifestyle. Her very first digital nomad trip was to Bolivia on a Wifi Tribe chapter where she met Jeff, Marisa and Diego for the first time. Bolivia is no walk in the park for a new digital nomad - the flights are a difficult, the wifi can be spotty, and the altitude can make you sick. It's traveling on hard mode. But as Colette describes, her experience with making community and challenging herself on a level she had never challenged herself before flipped a switch in her brain and made her decide that this was the life for her. Listen in to Coco's episode to learn about what it's like to live in Istanbul, Florianópolis, and Cape Town. Coco also talks about how to manage difficult time zone work schedules, and how to stay disciplined when surrounded with friends planning constant outings and events. She also talks about how to maintain a healthy work life while proving to your company that you can be an accountable employee while traveling. Listen in to hear Coco talk about some of the top highs and lows of living as a digital nomad, like her scariest adventure involving an ATV flying off a cliff, and an ultimate low when her Airbnb host didn't tell her that the washing machine was going to pour water all over the laundry room. Looking for a remote travel job? Make sure you sign up for our newsletter to get access to new remote job listings every week.

Meet Laurie LeDuc, an original digital nomad who got her start back in 2008 when she worked in Australia for Catster, a social network for cats. From there, Laurie joined Khan Academy (but the role wasn't fully remote yet). She then convinced her employers to let her start traveling domestically in the United States to start. (You'll have to listen in for tips on how Laurie convinced her company to let her work remote and her recommendations for new digital nomads.) Then she went on a legendary Wifi Tribe trip to Jamaica in which she froze on Blue Mountain in search of the world's best coffee, and all the toilet seats breaking on the trip. Curious about what digital nomad communities are like? Laurie breaks down exactly what you can expect with building relationships with some of the most meaningful people in your life. Laurie also talks about her favorite “pinch me” moment when she blazed her own personal path that were “ridiculous, beautiful, and overwhelmingly good.” She said, “I felt like it was in the right place at the right time.” Listen in for more tips from one of the most experienced digital nomads we have spoken with. Links mentioned: Khan Academy

Being a digital nomad has an insane amount of positive aspects. You'll get an amazing amount of culture, adventures, language skills, food experiences, etc. But if you don't find a community of likeminded people, it can get vey lonely. And one of the potential best positive aspects of being a digital nomad is finding community and making lifelong friends to share your experiences with. Fortunately, you don't have to go it alone! Aside from finding ad hoc communities on Nomadlist and social networks, there are companies who help foster connections. Ranging from hyper-coordinated to super-lax, Jeff, Diego and Marisa discussed seven communities that have a successful track record of attracting digital nomads. In this episode, they discuss: Wifi Tribe Remote Year Hacker Paradise NomadBase/ Nomad Cruise Outsite Selina Unsettled Note: Diego is a cofounder of Wifi Tribe, and both Marisa and Jeff are members of the company. We did our very best to be objective about a topic that is generally very subjective. In this episode we shared our experiences and anecdotal stories about each of the companies we know. Make sure you join our email list to get weekly job postings!

Kristin sits down with Julia Kallweit, Co-Founder of WiFi Tribe, a community of remote professionals, freelancers, and entrepreneurs from 62 nationalities who have embarked on an unconventional style of travel.  Have you ever wanted to live and travel with other digital nomads? There's never been a better opportunity than this! Tune in to learn the origin story behind WiFi Tribe and get a glimpse into what it's like to work, live, and experience new cultures with a community of like-minded travelers.  Julia speaks on how digital nomads can minimize the harmful impacts of tourism on local communities around the world. Then, she shares her top tips and advice on working remotely in a foreign country, recovering from burnout, and finding work/life balance as a full-time digital nomad.   Episode 184 Special Offers:  Find a remote job with FlexJobs (use code Save30) Become a Patreon Patron Take Kristin's Freelance to Freedom Online Course Subscribe to Kristin's weekly newsletter Buy Digital Nomads for Dummies Apply for Kristin's Ready to Relocate program   EPISODE 184 TOPICS DISCUSSED/WHAT YOU'LL LEARN: Julia's upcoming WiFi Tribe group trip to Africa. How to be a more responsible, sustainable digital nomad. The different levels/phases of digital nomadism. How the hostel community is being affected by travel influencers and the rise of remote work. The origin story behind why Julia started WiFi Tribe. How WiFi Tribe chooses the destinations for their co-living communities. Recovering from burnout and finding work/life balance as a full-time digital nomad and an entrepreneur. Julia's expert travel/remote work tips and recommendations.   QUESTIONS ANSWERED: Why don't people stay in hostels anymore? What is WiFi Tribe?  What types of people travel with WiFi Tribe? What apps, software, and platforms do you use for remote collaboration/communication? How do you find the cheapest flights and travel tours/guides? What can't you travel without? What's the first thing you do when you arrive at a new place? What's your favorite way to get to know a new city? If you had to live in three countries for the rest of your life, which would you choose and why? And more!   RESOURCES Resources for Digital Nomads: Digital Nomad Events: Bansko Nomad Fest Remote Collaboration/Communication: Chello, Slack, Hubspot, Zapier, Notion Book Cheap Flights: Momondo, Kiwi, Booking.com Related Books: You Are a Badass by Jen Sincero Related Podcasts: How To Change Careers and Find Community Anywhere in the World With Patrick Farrell Coworking Bansko Digital Nomad Lifestyle in Bulgaria Digital Nomad Destination - Bulgaria - Lifestyle & Cost of Living The Best Destinations for New Digital Nomads Related Videos: Istanbul Turkey

Meet Danielle Lee, an ex-accountant for Xerox from the United Kingdom. Back in 2019, Xerox gave her three weeks off for her to travel (and work a tiny bit) from Peru. She left the trip loving life, and asked if she could do this “digital nomad thing” more often, but they told her that it was only going to be a one-off type of allowance. Bummer, but Danielle didn't give up her dream. She then doubled down and asked to go to Bali, to which they said “no, absolutely not.” At that point, she had decided this lifestyle absolutely needed to be a full-time thing. She then gave the company an ultimatum and as a result they changed the policy, letting her work as a digital nomad. She then joined Wifi Tribe because she was looking for community and flexibility WHILE traveling. From there she went to Puerto Escondido (where she and Jeff met) to Florianopolis, Brazil. And she's been traveling ever since. She even took a full 180 degree shift from her life as an accountant to a personal coach and employee of Wifi Tribe! Listen in to hear the rest of Danielle's inspirational journey to becoming a digital nomad.

How can you use your phone in another country? What is the best way to make phone calls when abroad? Kristin answers listener questions about what to do with your cell phone when traveling. Plus, she answers questions about travel insurance and showing proof of return travel when traveling on a one-way ticket.    Questions Answered:  If you buy a SIM card in each country you travel to, does it mean that you never have a fixed number, in each destination it changes? Do you have one phone for local calling, and another for international calls? How can you use WhatsApp and Facebook Messenger if there's no Wi-Fi nearby?   When you buy a ticket to a destination but you don't know how long you have to stay, should you buy a one-way ticket, a round-trip ticket, or a one-way ticket to another destination? Do you have to buy a round trip ticket entering and leaving the same country, or can you buy the entry ticket for one country and the exit ticket for another? What type of travel insurance do you recommend? Is it better to use credit card insurance or buy a separate policy? What's your opinion about digital nomad co-living and remote work communities like Remote Year and WiFi Tribe?    Episode 159 Special Offers:  Apply for Ready to Relocate Book a call with Kristin Pre-Order Digital Nomads for Dummies Ask a Question for the Podcast   Resources Mentioned:  Best Onward Ticket OnwardTickets.com Google Fi T-Mobile International SafetyWing Insurance World Nomads Insurance WiFi Map App Related Podcasts:  What It's Like to Work Online and Travel with Remote Year How To Travel the World Full-Time with Remote Year Founder, Greg Caplan Founder of Hacker Paradise on The Maverick Show ........................................................................................... Connect with Kristin:  Follow on Instagram Subscribe to Traveling with Kristin on YouTube  Subscribe to Digital Nomad TV on YouTube Join the Badass Digital Nomads Facebook Group ........................................................................................... Support the Badass Digital Nomads Podcast: Buy Kristin a Coffee Become a Patron Leave a 5-Star Review Buy Official Merch  www.badassdigitalnomads.com ........................................................................................... A special thank you to Kristin's Patrons! Warm welcome to new patrons, Em Winn, Daniel Sullivan, and Dion! Become a Patron for $5/month at Patreon.com/travelingwithkristin ........................................................................................... Podcast descriptions may contain affiliate links of products and services we use and recommend at no additional cost to you. 

Listen to Alexander Stylianoudis, Head of Legal & Finance at GooseChase Adventures talking about his remote life as a lawyer from different locations of the world, such as Bordeaux, Cape Town, Thailand, South of France, London and many more. Intrigued already? Here are some topics that we covered: Remote work (even from different locations) does not always look different when it comes to workdays At the weekends you truly feel the benefits of being in another location and it is there where it all comes alive and gets exciting. He and his family is another example of how remote work brings families and people together Remote work provides so much more opportunities, avenues and abilities to reinvent yourself. Being part of the day to day of a business is critical in your professional work - he sat with customer care and sales team to understand more about their challenges Much more :D Alexander Stylianoudis is the Head of Legal & Finance at GooseChase Adventures and former LEgal & Financial Executive at WiFi Tribe. He has 5 years of commercial legal and financial experience, working predominantly with startups (Series A stage) and specializes in US/UK Tax Law & International Corporate Governance. Alex is the holder of an LPC, MSc, GDL & BA (Hons) and identifies himself as an extremely motivated individual with good analytical and interpersonal skills. Alex's contact details: https://www.linkedin.com/in/stylia/ Thank you for listening! If you liked this episode, please share it with a friend who could benefit from listening to it. It means a lot to me! If you haven't already, please don't forget to subscribe. That way, every time I prepare a new episode for you, it'll automatically show up on your phone.

In this episode, Marisa interviews Emma McCann, a designer from New Jersey who had a dream to travel, and quit her corporate job with no backup plan in place. Emma now lives as a digital nomad, working as a UX/UI designer as she travels to epic locations in places such as Asia and The Middle East (while often keeping a homebase apartment in Brooklyn). Marisa and Emma first met while living together in Oman in 2019. In the episode, you'll learn: -What led Emma to quit her safe, corporate job (and how she managed to live with no backup job in place) -How you can get a job you're passionate about with ZERO formal training -How traveling to Denmark sparked her passion for travel -How she negotiated with her employer to let her work from Japan (and the secret method she used to rack up enough credit card points to fly there) -What she does with her pet cat while traveling -How she overcame anxiety when figuring out the logistics of becoming a digital nomad -Why she loves to pursue culture shock -How to work from different time zones than your company (and whether or not it's worth it) Websites mentioned: Wifi Tribe: www.wifitribe.co Go Remote Employment course: www.beachcommute.com/gre 7 most common jobs for digital nomads: www.beachcommute.com/7jobs

Murray le Roux is a digital nomad from South Africa who works as a developer while traveling the world. Murray and Marisa first met back in 2018 when they lived together in Chiang Mai, Thailand, and have traveled to several countries together since then. Murray is an all-around fun guy, and this podcast episode is full of laughs and hysterical travel stories. In the episode, you'll hear: -How a breakup from a long-term relationship led to the start of Murray's travels as a digital nomad -The 3 biggest hurdles he had to overcome in order to start traveling full-time -The time Murray and Marisa may have accidentally got married in a buddhist temple -Why Murray and Marisa stayed up until 4am the night they met (and how they almost got run over by a car while lying in the road) -The time Murray risked his life at the largest balloon festival in the world -The most important advice he has for digital nomads (which took him 3 years to figure out himself) Listen to the full episode to hear all the juicy details and funny stories (and decide for yourself whether or not Marisa and Murray are still legally married

Lauren Carey takes us on her journey growing up in Boston and then quitting her corporate job at age 27 to travel the world. Despite having no family or friends that were international travelers, she reflects on her decision to get a one-way ticket to Thailand to teach English. She then shares her path to becoming a full time digital nomad and living in 50 countries over the next 6 years. Lauren explains how she documented her entire journey on her blog “Girl Gone Abroad” and built her personal brand on Instagram along the way. She shares her experiences couch-surfing through Turkey, solo-traveling through Siem Reap Cambodia, and the emotional impact of learning first-hand about the Cambodian genocide from family members of those who were killed. Lauren then shares her experience joining the “Wifi Tribe” and traveling the world with a work-travel community. She also reflects on her experiences dating both locals and other travelers, and shares her tips and advice on dating as a nomad. She then offers her tips for solo-female travelers and, finally, reflects on why she continues to travel and what travel means to her. Full Show Notes Available at: www.TheMaverickShow.com

In this special guest episode of The Expat Money Show podcast, hosts Mikkel Thorup and Kristin Wilson share tips and strategies for becoming a digital nomad or expat - drawn from both of their decades of experience traveling the world.  Kristin has been a full-time digital nomad and expat for the past 15 years, traveling throughout more than 60 countries while helping thousands of people move, retire, or work abroad. Mikkel has been to 104 countries in 20 years and today is the Director of the offshore website, EscapeArtist.com and the host of The Expat Money Show podcast.  Traveling for long periods of time have become the norm for Kristin and Mikkel, and in this interview, they walk you through all of the ups and downs of becoming a digital nomad or expat and why choosing this path can be so empowering. TOPICS DISCUSSED: Freedom How to become a digital nomad or expat How to invent your own job Which countries you can go to on just a passport and for how long without a visa The pros and cons of digital nomad visas  The destinations and hot spots for digital nomads to live in The best co-working and co-living retreats How much you should plan as a digital nomad  How to meet people and make friends abroad Why society doesn’t want you to follow your dreams or live an unconventional life  International real estate and the pros and cons of owning or renting your primary residence Life pre- and post-coronavirus SHOW NOTES & RESOURCES:  Original Podcast Episode: How to Be a Digital Nomad Ep 96 of The Expat Money Show Video: Estonia Digital Nomad Visa Video: Barbados Digital Nomad Visa Kristin's YouTube Channels:  Traveling with Kristin Digital Nomad TV Co-Living, Co-Working, and Meeting People:  WiFi Tribe: https://wifitribe.co/ Remote Year: http://remoteyear.com/ Hacker Paradise: https://www.hackerparadise.org/ Work Wanderers: https://www.workwanderers.com/ Nomad Summit: http://nomadsummit.com/ Nomad Cruise: https://www.nomadcruise.com/ Coworking Bansko: https://coworkingbansko.com/ Internations: http://internations.org/ CONNECT WITH MIKKEL & THE EXPAT MONEY SHOW:  The Expat Money Show Podcast EscapeArtist.com Escape Artist Magazine Mikkel Thorup on Twitter Congrats to Mikkel and The Expat Money Show on their 100th podcast episode! ........................................................................................................ WORK WITH KRISTIN Book a private consultation Join the Make Money Mentorship 6-week program (Special offer for podcast listeners $100 off) Relocate abroad with Orbis Relocation or Poker Refugees Support the Badass Digital Nomads Podcast: Become a Patron Review on Apple Podcasts Leave a voice message Submit a question or recommend a guest (feedback survey) Buy new Badass Digital Nomads Merch (Teespring.com/Stores/TravelingwithKristin) Connect With Kristin on Socials:  Follow on Instagram Subscribe to Traveling with Kristin on YouTube  Subscribe to Digital Nomad TV on YouTube Join the Badass Digital Nomads Facebook Group Podcast descriptions may contain affiliate links of products and services we use and recommend at no additional cost to you.   

On todays episode of The Expat Money Show, our next guest has been a full-time digital nomad and expat for the past 15 years, travelling throughout more than 60 countries and has helped thousands of people move, retire, or work abroad. At an early age, her mission was to discover an alternative to the typical “American Dream” 9 to 5 way of life. She always struggled with the simple question: ‘What do you want to be when you grow up?' and decided that one day she would invent her own job, and that she did. Today, her goal is to help others become location independent and stay that way, for as long as their heart desires. Today, Kristin Wilson is living full time in her home state of Florida and absolutely loving it. Costa Rica was home for 8 years and Nicaragua for 1 year. Travelling for long periods of time have become the norm for Kristin and in this interview, she walks us through all of the ups and downs of becoming a digital nomad and why choosing this path can be so empowering. TOPICS DISCUSSED IN DETAIL IN THIS INTERVIEW:How to invent your own job International real estate Freedom Pre coronavirus and post coronavirus Owning or renting your primary residence   Co-Living, Co-Working, and Meeting People:  WiFi Tribe: https://wifitribe.co/ (https://wifitribe.co/) Remote Year: http://remoteyear.com/ (http://remoteyear.com/) Hacker Paradise: https://www.hackerparadise.org/ (https://www.hackerparadise.org/) Work Wanderers: https://www.workwanderers.com/ (https://www.workwanderers.com/) Nomad Summit: http://nomadsummit.com/ (http://nomadsummit.com/) Nomad Cruise: https://www.nomadcruise.com/ (https://www.nomadcruise.com/) Coworking Bansko: https://coworkingbansko.com/ (https://coworkingbansko.com/) Internations: http://internations.org/ (http://internations.org/) Mikkel Thorup and Kristin Wilson talk in-depth about their travels, the countries they have been to and lived in.  A question on most people's mind is always: how do I make friends? Will I travel forever without sharing my experiences? What is the best way to meet people? Such great questions and all answered in this episode. Another really big question is: Where is the best hotspot for digital nomads to go and hang out with other digital nomads. Kristin tells us about 6-7 countries and specific cities that really attract like-minded people, so interesting. Lastly, Kristin Wilson walks us through the Visa process for entering and staying in countries around the world as a digital nomad.   HOW TO REACH KRISTIN WILSONYou can find Kristin on her YouTube Channels: https://www.youtube.com/travelingwithkristin (Traveling with Kristin ) And https://www.youtube.com/digitalnomad (Digital Nomad TV ) Her Podcast: https://www.travelingwithkristin.com/digital-nomad-podcast (Badass Digital Nomads Podcast)  And her websites: https://www.travelingwithkristin.com/about-kristin-wilson-digital-nomad (https://www.travelingwithkristin.com) and  http://www.digitalnomadbootcamp.com/ (www.digitalnomadbootcamp.com) As promised, here is the link for the Estonia Digital Nomad Visa Program: https://youtu.be/z0hUBpzk4Ds (https://youtu.be/z0hUBpzk4Ds)   RELATED ARTICLES & PODCAST EPISODEShttps://expatmoneyshow.com/captivate-podcast/ep-089-gill-phelan/ (EP 089: Gill Phelan – Costa Rica, The Perfect Place To Be An Expat?) https://expatmoneyshow.com/captivate-podcast/086-ott-vatter-is-an-e-residency-in-estonia-right-for-you/ (EP 086: Ott Vatter – Is An E-Residency In Estonia Right For You?) https://expatmoneyshow.com/captivate-podcast/brandon-pearce-intentional-living-world-schooling-your-children/ (EP 078: Brandon Pearce -Travelling the Globe World Schooling your Children) FINAL THOUGHTSWhat a fun episode this was to do with Kristin. I had the privilege of being a guest on her podcast https://www.travelingwithkristin.com/digital-nomad-podcast (Badass Digital Nomads Podcast) last week and today she is on our... Support this podcast

We are back for Part 2 with Sherif as he challenges every single one of us with his philosophy around diversity and inclusion. As a master community builder, Sherif shares some invaluable insight as to how all of us as members of the digital nomad community, can take ownership of how we learn, how we grow and how we show up. He also gives us food for thought around how we can build truly diverse communities that are a celebration of cultures and the uniqueness of each individual. This is a must-listen for everyone who is truly passionate about radical inclusion. To find out more about Sherif, be sure to check out his website @ https://www.sheriffouad.co/. ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ About WiFi Tribe: We’re a curious bunch, passionate about life, and deeply motivated to grow, learn, and accomplish our dreams. But we also believe that the world is just too beautiful to live it all in one place. We call the world ‘home’ because home is where we feel we belong. For us, home is a tribe of freedom-loving misfits who embark on a journey together. It's here, where we can truly be ourselves. Every month, we choose a different city to call home. We are inviting a mix of passionate, wild and free, remote professionals from all corners of the world to join our journey: entrepreneurs, photographers, developers, writers, designers, marketers, adventure addicts.... If you're excited about adventure, and love being around people that inspire you, come join us! Check out WiFi Tribe on https://wifitribe.co

We are joined today by the wonderful entrepreneur, speaker and teacher Sherif Fouad who believes that any company that carries your thumbprint should be an extension of your true and authentic self. In this shorter episode, we find out more about Sherif's journey to entrepreneurship and the founding of his business Raleigh Raw. He also shares some valuable insights around unhooking yourself and your business from the expectations of others and building a life that is exactly your own recipe of balanced! Find out more about Sherif's company at raleighraw.com ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ About WiFi Tribe: We’re a curious bunch, passionate about life, and deeply motivated to grow, learn, and accomplish our dreams. But we also believe that the world is just too beautiful to live it all in one place. We call the world ‘home’ because home is where we feel we belong. For us, home is a tribe of freedom-loving misfits who embark on a journey together. It's here, where we can truly be ourselves. Every month, we choose a different city to call home. We are inviting a mix of passionate, wild and free, remote professionals from all corners of the world to join our journey: entrepreneurs, photographers, developers, writers, designers, marketers, adventure addicts.... If you're excited about adventure, and love being around people that inspire you, come join us! Check out WiFi Tribe on https://wifitribe.co

Amanda is joined by Nick Der, a financial coach, videographer and entrepreneur, to talk dirty about finances for digital nomads! In this slightly longer episode, Nick breaks down why it's good to have a healthy relationship with money, what counts as a good savings pot and gives us some insight around whether or not investing in the stock market is a good option for you as a digital nomad or not. There's so much more besides, so get a notepad and pen, a tasty beverage and enjoy this excellent episode! To find out more about Nick Der, you can go to his website at nickder.com! ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ About WiFi Tribe: We’re a curious bunch, passionate about life, and deeply motivated to grow, learn, and accomplish our dreams. But we also believe that the world is just too beautiful to live it all in one place. We call the world ‘home’ because home is where we feel we belong. For us, home is a tribe of freedom-loving misfits who embark on a journey together. It's here, where we can truly be ourselves. Every month, we choose a different city to call home. We are inviting a mix of passionate, wild and free, remote professionals from all corners of the world to join our journey: entrepreneurs, photographers, developers, writers, designers, marketers, adventure addicts.... If you're excited about adventure, and love being around people that inspire you, come join us! Check out WiFi Tribe on https://wifitribe.co

In this episode, Agency owner and Freelance coaching Guru Alexis Humphrey gives freelancers everywhere some real, tangible advice so that they can avoid the agony of working 14 hour days for less than minimum wage! She also makes a bold claim: can you really become a freelancer and make $1500 in the first 30 days...even as a side hustle? Listen in to get all the juicy gossip right here! Find out more about her ongoing mission to transform the lives of future and currently frustrated freelancers at www.wifitribe.co/freelance-masterclass and enjoy this value-packed episode! ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ About WiFi Tribe: We’re a curious bunch, passionate about life, and deeply motivated to grow, learn, and accomplish our dreams. But we also believe that the world is just too beautiful to live it all in one place. We call the world ‘home’ because home is where we feel we belong. For us, home is a tribe of freedom-loving misfits who embark on a journey together. It's here, where we can truly be ourselves. Every month, we choose a different city to call home. We are inviting a mix of passionate, wild and free, remote professionals from all corners of the world to join our journey: entrepreneurs, photographers, developers, writers, designers, marketers, adventure addicts.... If you're excited about adventure, and love being around people that inspire you, come join us! Check out WiFi Tribe on https://wifitribe.co

As people slowly begin to travel out into the world again, Alex Holzhammer joins Jordan on the podcast to talk about Mexico - and why it is "the" place to be for digital nomads. They discuss Alex's initial plan to only stay one month (that turned into a year), the amazing food, the welcoming culture, the incredible landscapes, and the pros available for remote workers. The two also talk about the differences in perception that Mexico has between European and North American citizens, and why each of them thinks it is an ideal place to set up shop if you work remotely. ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ About WiFi Tribe: We’re a curious bunch, passionate about life, and deeply motivated to grow, learn, and accomplish our dreams. But we also believe that the world is just too beautiful to live it all in one place. We call the world ‘home’ because home is where we feel we belong. For us, home is a tribe of freedom-loving misfits who embark on a journey together. It's here, where we can truly be ourselves. Every month, we choose a different city to call home. We are inviting a mix of passionate, wild and free, remote professionals from all corners of the world to join our journey: entrepreneurs, photographers, developers, writers, designers, marketers, adventure addicts.... If you're excited about adventure, and love being around people that inspire you, come join us! Check out WiFi Tribe on https://wifitribe.co

What is "home"? If you are or were a digital nomad, where would you call home?The idea of "home" is an interesting one because while I am from the US, I now live in Norway but I used to travel full-time so where would I call home. Today's guest is someone who was raised all over the world and now runs one of the most popular co-living & co-working entrepreneurial travel programs out there today, Diego Bejarano Gerke from Wifi Tribe. Diego helps like-minded adventurers, digital nomads, entrepreneurs, and location-independent people be successful citizens of the world as they develop their businesses by learning from each other and create a constellation of friendships that can last a lifetime.I am so excited to partner with HomeExchange.com who makes it possible to see the world without paying for accommodations. Make sure you listen to the entire podcast to get the promo code to save you some extra cash when you get your first exchange.Don't forget to check out the full show notes with all the links discussed in today's show. Tune In To Learn:08:50 How Traveling Young Affects You Later In Life09:50 What Is The Norweigan Russefeiring (The Russ)?12:30 The Cultural Draws From Living In Multiple Places15:30 What Is "Home"?19:20 Pro's & Cons of Moving Abroad Often With Kids24:30 The Entrepreneurial Startup Life31:30 Redesigning Your Lifestyle36:30 Tips For Negotiating For Remote Work40:20 What Makes A Successful Remote or Location Independent Worker?42:10 What Are The Most Successful Business Trends40:55 Finding Balance Between Work & Personal Time49:50 Favorite Spots For Co-Living & Co-WorkingAnd so much more

In this episode, Amanda gets some valuable insights from co-founder and CEO, Diego Bejarano Gerke on sustainable, nomadic living. This episode is perfect for those who want to know what goes on behind the glamorous Instagram filters and the perfect pictures of people working on the beach. Diego also gives us some top tips on how to avoid the dreaded burnout and stay productive whilst living this lifestyle! ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ About WiFi Tribe: We’re a curious bunch, passionate about life, and deeply motivated to grow, learn, and accomplish our dreams. But we also believe that the world is just too beautiful to live it all in one place. We call the world ‘home’ because home is where we feel we belong. For us, home is a tribe of freedom-loving misfits who embark on a journey together. It's here, where we can truly be ourselves. Every month, we choose a different city to call home. We are inviting a mix of passionate, wild and free, remote professionals from all corners of the world to join our journey: entrepreneurs, photographers, developers, writers, designers, marketers, adventure addicts.... If you're excited about adventure, and love being around people that inspire you, come join us! Check out WiFi Tribe on https://wifitribe.co

In today’s episode, Amanda catches up with Marisa Meddin, an entrepreneur, career coach and full time, free-spirited nomad to get the lowdown on how to Go Remote. This episode is perfect for those of you who are curious about the digital nomad lifestyle and would like to know how you can start your own journey! For more information about Marisa and her supreme coaching abilities, please do look her up on marisameddin.com. ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ About WiFi Tribe: We’re a curious bunch, passionate about life, and deeply motivated to grow, learn, and accomplish our dreams. But we also believe that the world is just too beautiful to live it all in one place. We call the world ‘home’ because home is where we feel we belong. For us, home is a tribe of freedom-loving misfits who embark on a journey together. It's here, where we can truly be ourselves. Every month, we choose a different city to call home. We are inviting a mix of passionate, wild and free, remote professionals from all corners of the world to join our journey: entrepreneurs, photographers, developers, writers, designers, marketers, adventure addicts.... If you're excited about adventure, and love being around people that inspire you, come join us! Check out WiFi Tribe on https://wifitribe.co

Michelle Wintersteen from MKW Creative Co., joins Amanda Scott for another value-packed episode! Learn how to use social media to power your own personal brand and carve out a space for yourself that is as unique as you are. Michelle, an entrepreneur, a branding guru and social media whizz, gives us all some great advice on how we can harness an array of social media platforms. We'll discuss where to start, how to uncover your values and the things you care about, and how to sustainably manage your social media and not become overwhelmed. Get a beverage, a note pad and pen and buckle up for a great 30 minutes! You won't regret it! Be sure to check out Michelle on her website https://mkwcreative.co/about-mkw-1 where you can find her and links to all her social media platforms! ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ About WiFi Tribe: We’re a curious bunch, passionate about life, and deeply motivated to grow, learn, and accomplish our dreams. But we also believe that the world is just too beautiful to live it all in one place. We call the world ‘home’ because home is where we feel we belong. For us, home is a tribe of freedom-loving misfits who embark on a journey together. It's here, where we can truly be ourselves. Every month, we choose a different city to call home. We are inviting a mix of passionate, wild and free, remote professionals from all corners of the world to join our journey: entrepreneurs, photographers, developers, writers, designers, marketers, adventure addicts.... If you're excited about adventure, and love being around people that inspire you, come join us! Check out WiFi Tribe on https://wifitribe.co

Jeff Baker joins host Jordan Flagel on the WiFi Tribe podcast to talk about why NOW is the time to launch that side hustle you've been thinking about. Whether it's just a seed in the back of your mind or something you've been meaning to get to for a while, Jeff and Jordan talk about the importance of getting your creation out into the world right now! Jeff is an OG SEO expert and digital marketer (10 years of experience). He is the Chief Marketing Officer of the world's largest content marketing agency (Brafton.com), and he's been published on Moz and featured in Moz Top 10 newsletters. He also hosts the marketing podcast Above the Fold, where he interviews top industry leaders. Mr. Baker is an extraordinary fellow on a mission to make SEO accessible and understandable for everyone by teaching the 5% of SEO that creates 95% of results. He's been on close to a dozen WiFi Tribe Chapters and he's a beloved member of the community, hosting skillshares, panel discussions, and is just generally a well-liked, awesome person. He is launching his own side hustle soon with a course that will help empower anybody who wants to utilize SEO with the ability to do so. (It's very exciting listening to him speak with such passion about something he is so knowledgable about). Check out www.wifirtribe.co/blog for updates on when this course will be available if you are interested. __________________________________ About WiFi Tribe: We’re a curious bunch, passionate about life, and deeply motivated to grow, learn, and accomplish our dreams. But we also believe that the world is just too beautiful to live it all in one place. We call the world ‘home’ because home is where we feel we belong. For us, home is a tribe of freedom-loving misfits who embark on a journey together. It's here, where we can truly be ourselves Every month, we choose a different city to call home. We are inviting a mix of passionate, wild and free, remote professionals from all corners of the world to join our journey: entrepreneurs, photographers, developers, writers, designers, marketers, adventure addicts.... If you're easy-going, excited about adventure, and love being around people that inspire you, come join us! Check out WiFi Tribe's next locations: https://wifitribe.co/next-locations/

Hello everybody and welcome back to another WiFi Tribe episode! In this show, Amanda and Julio have a great conversation about managing a large remote team and still have fun, travel and live life to the fullest. Julio left a career in corporate finance and has been remote ever since. He is now the President at advertising firm MonetizeMore and oversees an entirely remote team of over 140 people. This episode is going to be absolutely fantastic for managers of large remote teams, executives that need some top tips to manage their schedule and have more fun, and visionaries who are planning to build their business empire remotely. Massive thanks to Julio for giving us his brain. To find out more about Julio, hit him up on LinkedIn, Instagram and MonetizeMore! To find out more about WiFi Tribe, hit us up on our website and our Insta!

Join us for another episode of the WiFi Tribe podcast as we catch up with Andrew Cross, the CEO of GooseChase and a much-beloved member of WiFi Tribe. In this episode, Andrew breaks down the reasons why having an atmosphere of fun within your remote team is hugely important to productivity and success. We also have advice for those of you out there who are thinking about travelling and working at the same time. To find out more about GooseChase go to goosechase.com! Find out more about the shenanigans of the WiFi Tribe community at wifitribe.co ;-) See ya in the next one!

In these unprecedented times, we here at WiFi Tribe thought it would be good to take a moment (or an hour) to reflect on what this pandemic has brought with it. Jordan Flagel and Amanda Scott sat down, virtually, from across the world to discuss their personal experiences trying to get home during border closures and uncertainty and what they've felt during mandatory self-isolation imposed upon them from their governments (as returning travellers). They also discuss what it means for people who now work remotely, what it might mean for people who can no longer work, and how devastating it will be if you or somebody close to you develop complications from the virus. Our hope is that this hour will be a chance to share in some of the experiences that others have no doubt felt, and can hopefully create a small feeling of togetherness and connectivity by relating to their experiences. We hope you are staying safe and doing your part to stop the spread, which definitely isn't easy for travellers and nomadic souls. We will get through this together! WiFi Tribe is here for support during this time, whether you are a longtime member or brand new to the Tribe. If you are interested in joining the Tribe as a newly remote worker or an OG digital nomad, find out more at www.wifitribe.co

WiFi Tribe co-founder and CEO Diego Bejarano Gerke share his experience growing up in different countries around the world, his identity of being half Bolivian and half German, and what the concept of “home” means to him.  He talks about why he thinks Bolivia is the most under-rated country in South America, what it's like to spend time there, and what it means to him. He then shares the story of co-founding WiFi Tribe, explains what the term “Tribe” means to him, and describes the WiFi Tribe community.  He explains how WiFi Tribe is actively attempting to diversify the program, how the community-wide value of “respect” is paramount, and describes the company's feedback and redress mechanisms if any member feels unsafe or uncomfortable.  Diego then shares his #1 tip for remaining productive as a nomad and explains how to create productivity anchors that remain constant across changing locations.  He shares his morning routines, day structure, time-tracking techniques, and emphasizes the importance of noise-canceling headphones and daily ‘deep work' sessions.  He shares his tips on finding love as a nomad and maintaining location-independent relationships. And, finally, he takes us behind the scenes of running WiFi Tribe, explains how he manages a fully-distributed staff, and which marketing techniques are currently most effective for the company.  He also clarifies how the WiFi Tribe interview process works for participants, describes the ‘chapter selection' process for members to curate their own itinerary, and explains the virtual Slack Community. FULL SHOWNOTES AVAILABLE AT www.MaverickInvestorGroup.com 

In this second episode, Amanda Scott catches up with Erica and Anna to discuss all things romance. These two wonderful people met whilst travelling and have been inseparable ever since. We talk future plans, the highs and lows of travelling as a couple and some of the added challenges that present when travelling as a same-sex couple. This episode is a laugh from start to finish and we really hope you enjoy the insights presented here! About WiFi Tribe: We’re a curious bunch, passionate about life, and deeply motivated to grow, learn, and accomplish our dreams. But we also believe that the world is just too beautiful to live it all in one place. We call the world ‘home’ because home is where we feel we belong. For us, home is a tribe of freedom-loving misfits who embark on a journey together. It's here, where we can truly be ourselves Every month, we choose a different city to call home. We are inviting a mix of passionate, wild and free, remote professionals from all corners of the world to join our journey: entrepreneurs, photographers, developers, writers, designers, marketers, adventure addicts.... If you're easy-going, excited about adventure, and love being around people that inspire you, come join us! Check out WiFi Tribe's next locations: https://wifitribe.co/next-locations/

In this episode of the WiFi Tribe Podcast, we catch up with Caleb Amundson, a brilliant human being, a business owner, avid traveller and valued member of the WiFi Tribe community. We go deep as we discuss the difference between what it means to achieve freedom of movement, and the freedom to create a positive impact on this world. Prepare for plenty of golden wisdom nuggets in this episode! About WiFi Tribe: We’re a curious bunch, passionate about life, and deeply motivated to grow, learn, and accomplish our dreams. But we also believe that the world is just too beautiful to live it all in one place. We call the world ‘home’ because home is where we feel we belong. For us, home is a tribe of freedom-loving misfits who embark on a journey together. It's here, where we can truly be ourselves Every month, we choose a different city to call home. We are inviting a mix of passionate, wild and free, remote professionals from all corners of the world to join our journey: entrepreneurs, photographers, developers, writers, designers, marketers, adventure addicts.... If you're easy-going, excited about adventure, and love being around people that inspire you, come join us! Check out WiFi Tribe's next locations: https://wifitribe.co/next-locations/

Pia Newman and Quinn Spicker join the podcast to discuss writing as both a career and a lifestyle. They speak with Jordan Flagel about how to work on personal writing projects after typing all day for your regular job, where to find inspiration, time management techniques, and more. They also explore different types of writing, from screenplays to novels and articles - and hear how Quinn went from film school to coding while still writing screenplays in his spare time. You can find Pia's new book "Nightmare City" on Amazon, and look out for Quinn's movie as soon as his screenplay gets picked up! About WiFi Tribe: We’re a curious bunch, passionate about life, and deeply motivated to grow, learn, and accomplish our dreams. But we also believe that the world is just too beautiful to live it all in one place. We call the world ‘home’ because home is where we feel we belong. For us, home is a tribe of freedom-loving misfits who embark on a journey together. It's here, where we can truly be ourselves Every month, we choose a different city to call home. We are inviting a mix of passionate, wild and free, remote professionals from all corners of the world to join our journey: entrepreneurs, photographers, developers, writers, designers, marketers, adventure addicts.... If you're easy-going, excited about adventure, and love being around people that inspire you, come join us! Check out WiFi Tribe's next locations: https://wifitribe.co/next-locations/

In this special first part of our three-part series on all things relationshipy for remote workers, digital nomads, or anybody living a location independent lifestyle that finds it difficult to meet people or sustain relationships. The infamous Amanda Scott sits down with Diego and Aura, the OG WiFi Tribe partners that have been together for more than 7-years through countless countries, separation, time together in close quarters, and everything in-between. They share a bit about their story and share perspectives on what couples go through while living this lifestyle - and give hope to those already in this lifestyle that might not think they will be able to find that person that can accompany them on their journey. About WiFi Tribe: We’re a curious bunch, passionate about life, and deeply motivated to grow, learn, and accomplish our dreams. But we also believe that the world is just too beautiful to live it all in one place. We call the world ‘home’ because home is where we feel we belong. For us, home is a tribe of freedom-loving misfits who embark on a journey together. It's here, where we can truly be ourselves Every month, we choose a different city to call home. We are inviting a mix of passionate, wild and free, remote professionals from all corners of the world to join our journey: entrepreneurs, photographers, developers, writers, designers, marketers, adventure addicts.... If you're easy-going, excited about adventure, and love being around people that inspire you, come join us! Check out WiFi Tribe's next locations: https://wifitribe.co/next-locations/

For the full audio interview, transcript, show notes, photos and more visit: https://nomadpodcast.com/ep-34-wifi-tribe/ What is the true value of diversity in a travel program? How can you keep productive on the road? How might a program like this work with families? Tune in for answers to these questions and more. Wifi Tribe is a work/travel program that enables location-independent professionals the ability to plug into a community and live and work in cities around the world for a month at time. I recently completed my first chapter experience with the Wifi Tribe in Barcelona and had the opportunity to sit down with Diego, Karol and Aura from their team to do a round table discussion on topics like community, diversity, productivity, creativity and nomadic travel. Near the end we also got into an interesting discussion around a forward-looking idea of building a nomadic travel program that could one day accommodate families. What follows is an hour-long engaging conversation with a portion of the management team of Wifi Tribe and the people who have been instrumental in sculping it to be what it is today.If you have a question for them leave it in the comments. This interview picks up where my first interview with Diego left off - you can find that conversation here. Enjoy.

In this episode, Amanda Scott flips the script and interviews Jordan Flagel about being an environmental policy analyst and his current digital nomad lifestyle. The two discuss the projects and areas of sustainability that he is involved in and what other digital nomads can do for environmental progress. They also discuss Jordan's organization TREE, which aims to use ecotourism to fund conservation. Learn more about TREE at www.treexploration.com and check out Jordan's '20 in 2020' project (where he intends on visiting 20 countries to give talks on sustainability in 2020) on the main page of the TREE site.  About WiFi Tribe: We’re a curious bunch, passionate about life, and deeply motivated to grow, learn, and accomplish our dreams. But we also believe that the world is just too beautiful to live it all in one place. We call the world ‘home’ because home is where we feel we belong. For us, home is a tribe of freedom-loving misfits who embark on a journey together. It's here, where we can truly be ourselves Every month, we choose a different city to call home.  We are inviting a mix of passionate, wild and free, remote professionals from all corners of the world to join our journey: entrepreneurs, photographers, developers, writers, designers, marketers, adventure addicts....  If you're easy-going, excited about adventure, and love being around people that inspire you, come join us! Check out WiFi Tribe's next locations: https://wifitribe.co/next-locations/

Michael Bayba joins the WiFi Tribe podcast to talk about how he "wrote his dreams into existence." Him and Jordan Flagel discuss the ups and downs of freelance content writing and Michael shares how he joined WiFi Tribe with nothing but writing experience - and a belief in himself.  About WiFi Tribe: We’re a curious bunch, passionate about life, and deeply motivated to grow, learn, and accomplish our dreams. But we also believe that the world is just too beautiful to live it all in one place. We call the world ‘home’ because home is where we feel we belong. For us, home is a tribe of freedom-loving misfits who embark on a journey together. It's here, where we can truly be ourselves Every month, we choose a different city to call home. We are inviting a mix of passionate, wild and free, remote professionals from all corners of the world to join our journey: entrepreneurs, photographers, developers, writers, designers, marketers, adventure addicts.... If you're easy-going, excited about adventure, and love being around people that inspire you, come join us! Check out WiFi Tribe's next locations: https://wifitribe.co/next-locations/

Liz Shinn joins the podcast to talk about her project Ladies Work Remote, as well as the importance of having coworkers and why coworking spaces are good ideas. Her and Jordan Flagel discuss their experiences discovering the benefits of having people to bounce ideas off of, their routes to finding remote work, and how great coliving communities are for providing coworking opportunities (and, of course, fun). You can check out Liz's project here: http://ladiesworkremote.com/ About WiFi Tribe: We’re a curious bunch, passionate about life, and deeply motivated to grow, learn, and accomplish our dreams. But we also believe that the world is just too beautiful to live it all in one place. We call the world ‘home’ because home is where we feel we belong. For us, home is a tribe of freedom-loving misfits who embark on a journey together. It's here, where we can truly be ourselves Every month, we choose a different city to call home. We are inviting a mix of passionate, wild and free, remote professionals from all corners of the world to join our journey: entrepreneurs, photographers, developers, writers, designers, marketers, adventure addicts.... If you're easy-going, excited about adventure, and love being around people that inspire you, come join us! Check out WiFi Tribe's next locations: https://wifitribe.co/next-locations/

Amanda Scott finally got her infamous voice on the podcast! She is, apart from being a WiFi Tribe contributing author, Chapter host, and CMO (Chief Mischief Officer), a genuinely awesome human being. Amanda and Jordan Flagel talk sheer and utter nonsense for a few early minutes, lightly roasting each other like a carefully created batch of coffee. But after that, it's all realness as the two deep-dive into why and how they came to work remotely, all while surrounded by such a great and caring community. About WiFi Tribe: We’re a curious bunch, passionate about life, and deeply motivated to grow, learn, and accomplish our dreams. But we also believe that the world is just too beautiful to live it all in one place. We call the world ‘home’ because home is where we feel we belong. For us, home is a tribe of freedom-loving misfits who embark on a journey together. It's here, where we can truly be ourselves Every month, we choose a different city to call home. We are inviting a mix of passionate, wild and free, remote professionals from all corners of the world to join our journey: entrepreneurs, photographers, developers, writers, designers, marketers, adventure addicts.... If you're easy-going, excited about adventure, and love being around people that inspire you, come join us! Check out WiFi Tribe's next locations: https://wifitribe.co/next-locations/

Betsy decides older might be better and brings Sean from NYC on the podcast for their first date. (They matched on the Hinge dating app back in June but still hadn't met.)  Listen in as they talk online dating profiles, European travel, food/wine and finding your tribe in LA. What's your prediction? Will they make it to date #2? ;) As mentioned on the show, find out more about Wifi Tribe and traveling to/working in a different destination each month HERE

Danielle Thompson takes us on her path through entrepreneurship, building multiple different businesses until she finally found her true passion with The Freelance Travel Network—helping nomadic freelancers grow and profit from their online service business while traveling the world. She explains how she grew and scaled that business while traveling the world herself. Danielle also opens up about her personal development journey. She explains the profound impact that Ayahuasca ceremonies and other psychedelic experiences had on her business breakthroughs, personal growth, and development of self-love. She also takes us on her travel journey since 2015 when she became a full-time digital nomad. She shares her biggest takeaways, epiphanies, struggles, identity conflicts and growth moments from long term stays in Costa Rica, Nicaragua, Lisbon, Bali, and Buenos Aires. She discusses her experience participating in the WiFi Tribe work-travel program and the importance of cultivating and sustaining community in the long-term nomadic lifestyle. Danielle then discusses her personal day structure and productivity habits, including how she gamifies her entire life and the app she uses to do it. She reflects on the significance of what travel means to her and shares her #1 travel hack. She also recommends her #1 most influential book, her favorite productivity app, and shares the one person in the world with whom she would most like to have dinner. FULL SHOW NOTES AVAILABLE AT www.TheMaverickShow.com

Former attorney and current badass Mita Carriman joins the podcast to discuss her journey from the courtroom to the world of startups, adventures, and living around the world. She shares some inspiring personal stories of overcoming serious hardships and does it all with a great attitude and a genuine smile. Check out her projects at getadventurely.com and playapreneurssummit.com About WiFi Tribe: We’re a curious bunch, passionate about life, and deeply motivated to grow, learn, and accomplish our dreams. But we also believe that the world is just too beautiful to live it all in one place. We call the world ‘home’ because home is where we feel we belong. For us, home is a tribe of freedom-loving misfits who embark on a journey together. It's here, where we can truly be ourselves Every month, we choose a different city to call home. We are inviting a mix of passionate, wild and free, remote professionals from all corners of the world to join our journey: entrepreneurs, photographers, developers, writers, designers, marketers, adventure addicts.... If you're easy-going, excited about adventure, and love being around people that inspire you, come join us! Check out WiFi Tribe's next locations: https://wifitribe.co/next-locations/

Sam Wardman joins the podcast to talk about her successful marketing agency, how she decided to turn her agency into a remote one, and the most important thing of all: balancing work with fun! Sam is a marketing guru from Australia and has run her own business for nearly a decade. She and Jordan Flagel talk about some of the best places to set up shop as a nomad, the joy of having the freedom to work remote, and some of the issues that face all digital nomadic types. About WiFi Tribe: We’re a curious bunch, passionate about life, and deeply motivated to grow, learn, and accomplish our dreams. But we also believe that the world is just too beautiful to live it all in one place. We call the world ‘home’ because home is where we feel we belong. For us, home is a tribe of freedom-loving misfits who embark on a journey together. It's here, where we can truly be ourselves Every month, we choose a different city to call home. We are inviting a mix of passionate, wild and free, remote professionals from all corners of the world to join our journey: entrepreneurs, photographers, developers, writers, designers, marketers, adventure addicts.... If you're easy-going, excited about adventure, and love being around people that inspire you, come join us! Check out WiFi Tribe's next locations: https://wifitribe.co/next-locations/

Steve Chamberlain joins the podcast to talk about his experiences working from home in a remote job that requires him to stay somewhat bounded to Canada. He discusses the freedoms and challenges of working in an isolated environment, his path to working for a digital remote healthcare company, and how he finds community through his work. About WiFi Tribe: We’re a curious bunch, passionate about life, and deeply motivated to grow, learn, and accomplish our dreams. But we also believe that the world is just too beautiful to live it all in one place. We call the world ‘home’ because home is where we feel we belong. For us, home is a tribe of freedom-loving misfits who embark on a journey together. It's here, where we can truly be ourselves Every month, we choose a different city to call home. We are inviting a mix of passionate, wild and free, remote professionals from all corners of the world to join our journey: entrepreneurs, photographers, developers, writers, designers, marketers, adventure addicts.... If you're easy-going, excited about adventure, and love being around people that inspire you, come join us! Check out WiFi Tribe's next locations: https://wifitribe.co/next-locations/

Tim Welch joins the podcast to share his experience with different remote groups - from different programs to different group sizes. He shares some informative first-hand knowledge of what makes group experiences run smoothly, and what the important things are in any remote group environment. About WiFi Tribe: We’re a curious bunch, passionate about life, and deeply motivated to grow, learn, and accomplish our dreams. But we also believe that the world is just too beautiful to live it all in one place. We call the world ‘home’, because home is where we feel we belong. For us, home is a tribe of freedom-loving misfits who embark on a journey together. It's here, where we can truly be ourselves Every month, we choose a different city to call home. We are inviting a mix of passionate, wild and free, remote professionals from all corners of the world to join our journey: entrepreneurs, photographers, developers, writers, designers, marketers, adventure addicts.... If you're easy-going, excited about adventure, and love being around people that inspire you, come join us! Check out WiFi Tribe's next locations: https://wifitribe.co/next-locations/

In this episode of the WiFi Tribe Podcast, Jordan Flagel chats with Marisa Meddin about the importance of community, the benefits of coworking with like-minded people, and how a lot of people who discovered WiFi Tribe found something they didn't even know they were craving. The two also chat about Marisa's amazing work helping people find more meaningful and fulfilling careers - as well as the strange sensation of meeting people in person after forming a digital relationship. You can follow Marisa's adventures around the world on IG @mlmeddin or check out her website at www.marisameddin.com. About WiFi Tribe: We’re a curious bunch, passionate about life, and deeply motivated to grow, learn, and accomplish our dreams. But we also believe that the world is just too beautiful to live it all in one place. We call the world ‘home’, because home is where we feel we belong. For us, home is a tribe of freedom-loving misfits who embark on a journey together. It's here, where we can truly be ourselves Every month, we choose a different city to call home. We are inviting a mix of passionate, wild and free, remote professionals from all corners of the world to join our journey: entrepreneurs, photographers, developers, writers, designers, marketers, adventure addicts.... If you're easy-going, excited about adventure, and love being around people that inspire you, come join us! Check out WiFi Tribe's next locations: https://wifitribe.co/next-locations/

Lauren McManus joins host Jordan Flagel for the inaugural episode of the WiFi Tribe podcast. Lauren is a full-time blogger and digital nomad who has been with WiFi Tribe since near the beginning - she has joined Chapters in more than 10 countries and spent more than a year of her life with the Tribe! In this episode she shares what it was like in the early days, the importance of community, finding balance between exploring and seeking comfort, and how the WiFi Tribe team inspired her to keep going through ups and downs. About WiFi Tribe: We’re a curious bunch, passionate about life, and deeply motivated to grow, learn, and accomplish our dreams. But we also believe that the world is just too beautiful to live it all in one place. We call the world ‘home’, because home is where we feel we belong. For us, home is a tribe of freedom-loving misfits who embark on a journey together. It's here, where we can truly be ourselves Every month, we choose a different city to call home. We are inviting a mix of passionate, wild and free, remote professionals from all corners of the world to join our journey: entrepreneurs, photographers, developers, writers, designers, marketers, adventure addicts.... If you're easy-going, excited about adventure, and love being around people that inspire you, come join us! Check out WiFi Tribe's next locations: https://wifitribe.co/next-locations/

For photos, show notes, links, transcription and more visit: https://nomadpodcast.com/diego-bejarano-wifi-tribe/ Wifi Tribe enables nomadic travelers to post up in communal living situations around the world. Hear from co-founder Diego Bejarano about how it works. Diego Bejarano was in a rut and looking to shake things up by working remotely with a group of his friends. He sent out emails to 100 friends inviting everyone to experiment with this idea of living and working remotely in South America. The experiment proved successful and Wifi Tribe was born. Fast forward two years and Diego and his co-founder now run a service that brings location-independent workers together to be able to have a communal living and working experience while exploring the world. In this conversation Diego talks about the origin story of Wifi Tribe, their community-centric philosophy, the qualities that make great candidates for their program, how he uses anchors to be productive on the road, the role of diversity in the experience and more. We also get into interesting topics of intermittent fasting, cold showers and other body hacks. I hope you enjoy

Diego Bejarano is the co-founder of Wifi Tribe, a community of driven creatives and entrepreneurs who travel the world and work from anywhere! In this episode, we’ll dive into what it’s like building a remote company that enables other nomads and remote workers to travel the world while building their companies. Diego talks to us about that challenges of building and managing a remote team - something he’s currently doing himself - while also trying to create the right community of members to make sure the entire experience is positive and productive for everyone. There are tons of insights and lessons here that will help you build a better remote business, manage a remote team, or create a new outlook on what’s possible for your professional life. So let’s get to it!