Traveling can be stressful, but it doesn't have to be. In this episode, Mike is joined by Dojo member Kevin Clack to talk about how to make your next trip a breeze. Kevin’s job requires both domestic and international travel and in this episode he shares several of the things that he’s learned over the years to make travel less stressful. We talk about some of the different apps you should use if you travel regularly (including a trick to tie w specific apps together and increase functionality at a fraction of the cost), some of the things you can do ahead of time to make travel easier, and even what kinds of bags you should consider and how to pack them. Even if you only travel occasionally, there’s a lot of tips in this episode to make your next trip more enjoyable.
Cheat Sheet
Who Kevin is and why he travels so much 1:14
Recommended apps for travel 3:39
How to make App in the Air and TripIt work together 9:25
The pros and cons of TSA PreCheck and Global Entry 13:13
Packing recommendations and what suitcases you should use 18:20
Why you should invest in packing cubes and the best way to use them 22:43
A strategy for not taking a checked bag and what backpacks are best for flying 27:51
Recommended credit cards that offer amazing travel perks 36:47
Why using credit cards for travel can be a great guard against fraud 45:41
A checklist of things you need to think about when you travel 47:54
Kevin's workflow for making sure he has data when traveling abroad 54:28
Links
TripIt
App in the Air
Samsonite hard top
Ricardo suitcases
Away suitcase
The Mad Fientist
SpacePak packing cubes
AmazonBasics packing cubes
Bagail packing cubes
The Wirecutter
Incase EO backpack
Tom Bihn
Chase Sapphire Preferred or Reserve
American Express Platinum card
The Points Guy
Travel Miles 101
Bedphones
Bose QC 35 headphones
Connect with Kevin Clack
@BaronVonClack
ClackConsulting.com
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