Hello all! I'm going solo for this one. In this episode I touch on a variety of careers that you can do to make money while travelling. Some of these careers may require extensive education, but others may be just a short course to get started. Some of these careers you might not have considered, so stay tuned!

Oh boy this was a fun one. My buddy Touf joins me in the studio as we talk about his grind to become an actor and a booming tech titan at the same time. We talk about our aspirations, how we define success, life goals, and how our goals are often criticized by the general population because "you'll never make it".

And is dogecoin the future? Is insurance a scam?

By the way, my apologies for the terrible audio quality. I'm an amateur.

So how does Julia get to pick her own working hours? Tune in to this episode to find out!

Julia Johnson from EXP Realty joins me to discuss her life as a real estate agent, why she chose this line of work after years of schooling and work experience in other fields. She talks about the pros & cons in her line of work and what type of person would succeed in this profession. Julia also mentions how she manages to stay sane in her busy schedule and maintain the work-life balance.

Naturally I can't have a realtor on and not mention the Nova Scotia housing market.

Hey kind folks. STOP asking your friends to hook you up, and start asking Jean-eva! A local matchmaker from Nova Scotia, she's built up a massive following over the past 3-4 years. In this episode we talk about her life before matchmaking, how she got into it, and how she hustled to grow and scale her business. And yeah, I know we're a career show, but we get some inside tips on self-improvement, books, and some dating secrets.

P.S. Audio cuts around the 40 min mark for a second because I'm an idiot. I also couldn't stop giggling in this one, the interview was just very exciting.

ENJOY!

Do you dream of working from a beach in Bali or a coffee shop in Madrid? This episode might just be for you!

Karim Kerachni; founder and CEO of Steamates joins me to discuss all things business. In this episode he talks about the importance of learning sales, how to build networks from scratch to grow a business and bring in big-name clients, how to hire the right people, etc. We also discuss books we recommend to people who are interested in being an entrepreneur and how to scale a business to the point of being self-sustaining (ahem...who doesn't like managing their own business digitally on a remote island). Karim also gives important tips on how to start a business for those who are struggling to take the initial step.

Ahmed Lobo joins me as we discuss the Canadian Coast Guard College. Ahmed is a candidate for 2021 September intake, and he gives us his perspective on why he quit Dalhousie, joined the College, and his take on the application process and what you need to know. I give my take on the College as a recent grad; including coursework, pros and cons, and general student info. 

Joined by my best friend Sadi Wali, we explore his take on studying Architecture at the prestigious University of Toronto. His likes, dislikes, and the whole studying from home while Ontario's under lockdown. He gives his take on whether or not you would enjoy this program and what sort of things you should be aware of before applying. We also touch on why he switched from a reputed Computer Science program.