Foreign by Nature

I am happy to be joined on today’s show by Andrew Henderson, the Nomad Capitalist. Andrew is an author, entrepreneur, former U.S. citizen, digital nomad, and expert in the areas of relocation, citizenship acquisition and tax optimization.

Basically he travels around while making a bunch of money and teaching others how to keep more of their own money.

It was a fun episode, and might just change your perspective on work, culture, and identity.

Outro music by Jose Gonzalez

Show notes:

Nomad Capitalist

Nomad Capitalist on Youtube

Book – Nomad Capitalist: How to Reclaim Your Freedom with Offshore Bank Accounts, Dual Citizenship, Foreign Companies, and Overseas Investments

In this short episode I give an update and explain why I havent done a podcast in awhile, but be assured that the podcast is not dead! Tune in if you want to hear a semi-drunk me give a life update followed by a 15 minute stream-of-consciounsess monologue that ranges from the Swiss housing market, relationships, war, and staying positive in a world that seems to headed for a disastrous train wreck.

Stuart is a bright guy. We studied abroad together in Sevilla, Spain via the University of North Carolina before going off on separate paths. Stuart graduated from Columbia University with a law degree before joining the U.S. Air Force as a JAG officer (Judge Advocate General). He worked in JAG for several years before moving onto Veterans Affairs (VA), where he handles legal issues surrounding veterans’ benefits. He also spent a year cleaning up his home town of New Orleans after Hurricane Katrina.

We talk at length about his time at JAG and involvement in military sexual misconduct cases. Of course we also veer off course onto other interesting topics. Enjoy!

Show notes:

MAPS

Science and Non Duality

Gregory Diehl left California at 18 to explore our world and find himself. He has lived and worked in 45 countries so far, offering straightforward solutions in the development of individual identities. He is the author of two Amazon bestsellers for business, travel, and deep personal development: Brand Identity Breakthrough and Travel As Transformation. Find him at: http://gregorydiehl.net/

Gregory’s books are available here:

Travel as Transformation

Brand Identity Breakthrough

 

 

Eddie Young is a world traveler, travel blogger and fitness advocate. A former U.S. Division I football player with dreams of playing for the NFL, an unfortunate accident ended Eddie’s football career and nearly paralyzed him for life. Since his recovery he has dedicated his life to travel and setting ever more ambitious fitness challenges for himself.

He currently lives and works in Saudi Arabia and just recently returned from summiting Mount Kilimanjaro, one of the most difficult climbs in the world.

Eddie’s writings can be found at www.rebornstronger.com.

In this podcast I am joined by Didi Liebold, former CFO at an IT start turned Tantra massage practitioner. He is the owner at Sexological Bodywork in Zurich, Switzerland. Sexological bodywork is derived from the Tantra philosophy, and Didi holds workshops for clients who are feeling unfulfilled in their sex lives and who are looking for greater connection with their partners and other humans.

If you’re unfamiliar with the Tantra philosophy, prepare to have your mind blown and be taken a bit outside of your comfort zone!

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On this episode I am joined by Phil Sejalon, CEO and co-founder of Belinguo AG, a tech startup based in Zurich, Switzerland. Phil considers himself a global citizen, which is not surprising when you consider that he speaks over 15 languages and has worked for finance and consulting companies in about 10 different countries. Phil was living the corporate high life on an expatriate package in Hong Kong when in 2007 he decided to give up the corporate world and become an entrepreneur. We talk about his amazing journey and important lessons learned along the way.

I had a conversation with my old vagabonding friend Tim whom I met at university back in 2001 or so. Tim is a vagabonder, poet, and advocate for a more spiritual, co-creative existence that is based around permaculture and intentional communities. We go pretty deep in this one, so relax and enjoy.

Show Notes

The Eagle’s Quest by Fred Alan Wolf

Graham Hancock’s banned TedX talk: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=X_hShqKn5cg

www.numundo.org

Romen Barua came to Japan in 2005 on the JET Programme and worked two years in Tottori Prefecture before moving to Tokyo. After a time of uncertainty he became a successful entrepreneur and partner in a recruitment consultancy firm in the IT sector. He has also developed a successful platform for IT startups and runs his own AirBnB business on top of everything else. His firm is currently set to release “Flow”, a comprehensive psychometric testing program, due for release in early 2017.

We talk about Tokyo life, tax write offs for super cars, clean living and healthy habits. It was a fun conversation and I hope Romen’s tips and experience help you improve your own motivation/performance in whatever you are currently engaged.

Scott McHugh is a writer, musician, and media critic, and currently teaches English in Kaohsiung, Taiwan. We talk about his Bukowski-like vagabonding lifestyle, never staying in one place for long, taking shitty jobs to pay the bills while pursuing his career as a musician. Scott eventually found peace teaching English in Taiwan, where he has lived since 2007.

He has a popular Youtube channel about food and travel, you can check it out here:

https://www.youtube.com/user/scottyalto