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While most entrepreneurs in Chiang Mai are chasing passive income, Raphael is on passionate mission to help young people with their gap year decisions. His startup, Années Sabbatiques (literally Gap Years in French) is an online portal for discovering gap year opportunities.
Despite his dedication to Années Sabbatiques, Raphael has achieved his lifestyle goal of location independence and regular vacation time. Listen as Raph and I discuss his path to location independence and the experience of building a startup on the road.
[2:32] A life-changing Gap year in Australia, catching the travel bug and making the choice to pursue travel after graduation
Adrian is a young guy from Melbourne, Australia who's completely replaced his income with Kindle Direct Publishing. Using the platform, he earns more than a few thousand every month without the need for much ongoing work.
I was lucky enough to meet Adrian through Johnny FD but it wasn't until he started his own Facebook group that we started hanging out.
In today's episode, we talk about Adrian's story, want lead him into KDP and how it's changed his lifestyle.
[1:45] Growing up in Australia, taking a gap year and deciding that university wasn’t for him
Greg and I met at Mana Coworking space while I was filming my 'Where to work in Chiang Mai' video but it wasn't until I did a search on Google to find out more about stock footage that I came across Greg's work.
Greg is the man who's all about video in Chiang Mai. In today's episode, we map Greg's journey from working in IT in Canada to becoming a 'videopreneur' in Chiang Mai.
Find Greg at his webiste: http://chicvoyagegroup.com/
[0:58] The ‘Funny’ story of how I accidentally found Greg online after a chance meeting
This week's episode is with Graeme Lawson, the accidental digital nomad that built his own business and now works location independently as a freelance digital marketer and business coach.
In the episode, we talk about how Graeme got started in freelancing and how he was able to transition out of living in Scotland to living the good life in Chiang Mai and Koh Phanagan.
Find out more about Graeme at his website here or sign up for the pre-sale of his upcoming course here
[5:19] Dropping out of university to do a string of ‘normal jobs’ before starting his own freelance business about 5 years later
Chris and I had been watching each others videos on YouTube since the beginning of my Digital Nomad Journey although, it wasn't until I found out Chris was organising the weekly Chiang Mai Nomad Coffee Club Meetup that we finally met.
It turns out, Chris has a very interesting story. A former Wall-streeter, Chris had transformed his life and now lives location independently in Chiang Mai.
Snir Alayof is a former Israeli solider who decided that he wanted to gain control of his lifestyle and now runs a successful dropshipping business on eBay. Snir and I met in Chiang Mai after he was inspired by my videos to connect with the digital nomad entrepreneur community.
In today’s episode, we talk a lot about drop shipping, living in Thailand and pros and cons of running your business on third-party platforms.
Colin Pomeroy was a cocktail bartender until he discovered the digital nomad movement and made the decision to become location independent. He now travels the world as a freelance copywriter.
In today’s episode, we discuss Colin’s journey towards location independence including the struggles and the successes as well as the success principles that got him to where he is today.
You can find out more about Colin by visiting his website at www.colinpomeroy.com
Zack Young is an Entrepreneur, Coach & Digital Strategist from England living life as Digital Nomad. Zack and I met in Bali through the Slack community #nomads and since then he's taken his career to the next level, scoring work in New York City and helping his most recent client raise over a million dollars in a carefully executed crowdfunding campaign.
In today’s episode, we talk about the early beginnings of Zack’s freelance career, how he started a successful business in college and scoring gigs in New York, London and now San Fransisco.
To find out more about Zach, visit his website at www.zackyoung.co.
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