My buddy Rafael is a world traveler who's currently had his adventures put on hold because of COVID-19. Normally, Rafael is in a new country or destination every week, but because things have gotten so crazy, that lifestyle's been put on hold as he finds himself quarantined in Argentina. 

Could things be worse? Of course. But Rafael has been told by the government to stay put in Argentina for the past 30+ days, which no real end in sight. To most expats, that's a textbook nightmare.

I decided to shoot my buddy a call to hear how he was doing., and long story short, he's thriving. 🤣  

Rafael's making the most of his crazy situation, and shares a couple applicable tips on how he incorporates discipline and patience into his daily routine so that he can take advantage of this truly strange situation.  Check out our quick 25 minute conversation now!

Get in touch with Rafael:

BrunchXGods - https://www.brunchxgods.com/

Levels Management - http://www.levelsmanagement.com/

Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/brunchxgod/

Making content is tough. I’m not talking about the motivation aspect of it, but more the execution. Staying consistent. When I started my website just a few months ago, I had goals (and a lot of motivations!!!) to post something new everyday - whether that be a blog post, podcast episode or video.

I was quickly smacked down by my enormous overreach.

Simply put, those goals weren’t sustainable with my lifestyle. I was juggling too much with school and life to devote the right amount of time, energy, and attention when making content - boiling down to just one thing; I needed simpler goals. More focus.

Since then, I’ve developed a (much) better understanding of what works with my schedule to ensure a good quality/quantity balance within the content I’m putting out. And on my latest podcast episode, I talk all about it.

Are you someone who’s ready to make content? Someone who wants to start a blog, create a podcast, or start making videos? Are you someone who already has the motivation to buy a website, but just need a little insight on how to maintain it - how to not only start, but how to also keep going on a consistent basis? Well, if this sounds like you, then I suggest you tune into this episode.

Valentina Ploy is a 25 year old, half Thai and Italian singer/songwriter for WhattheDuck records. She has 12,329 Followers on Facebook, 77.8k followers on Instagram, and over 178k views on YouTube, with a massive fan base surrounding her three headliner singles; Wire, See you in life, and Secretamente. At the time of this episodes recording, Ploy had just got back from singing with Spotify Asia in Singapore. To top all the busyness that surrounding Valentina's every day life, she's a full-time student at Stamford International School in Bangkok, making her both a full-time musician and full-time student.

If you're interested in podcasting, then this is the episode for you.  Robert started his Podcast, #RobTakesOn, over a year ago, and has stayed consistent and dedicated to his mission of sharing other people's stories ever since.  He's one of the major reasons I started a Podcast in the first place!  Today's conversation is all about the behind the scenes of being a Podcast host. We talk about the ups and downs of booking and scheduling guests, monetization, and Rob shares how his show is changing his life.  If you're interested in the world of Podcasts then you'll get a lot out of today's episode.  Rob is a Play by play broadcaster for USL Two - Lions Bridge FC, and is partnering with #teamPedialyte. 

When Walker graduated college, he challenged himself to pursue his dreams of hiking the Appalachian Trail.

That was two years ago...

Since then he's continued to adventure, and it's incredible how easily I could get in contact with him as he bikes across the west coast to California.

He's been documenting the whole journey from start to finish, and i'm pumped that Walker and I got to talk about how truly amazing it's been for him to share his story with the world.