The Kevin Shee Show

Jay Samit, is a dynamic entrepreneur and intrepreneur who is widely recognized as one of the world's leading experts on disruption and innovation. He raises hundreds of millions of dollars for startups, advises Fortune 500 firms, transforms entire industries, revamps government institutions, and for three decades continues to be at the forefront of global trends. Everyone from the Pope to the President calls on Samit to orchestrate positive change in this era of endless innovation. A proven trend spotter, Samit accurately predicts the future because he is constantly working with those who create it.

In this episode, Kevin and Jay will discuss working with some of the worlds most successful self made millionaires, and how entrepreneurs can achieve similar success with the right mindset. We will also discuss Jays books and company Greenfield Robotics.

Links :

• Jaysamit.com
• Greenfield Robotics

Show Notes:

• 03:27 - What separates billionaires from the common entrepreneur?
• 05:18 - Tell us about your book "Disrupt You" and how it is relevant to now?
• 07:57 - "...when your mind is in a positive mind set, you'll have better ideas…" - Jay Samit
• 11:05 - Can you tell us about the story in your second book, Future Perfect.
• 12:47 - Do you think the world is getting more volatile, and does it provide more opportunities for an entrepreneur?
• 14:26 - If I'm a young person, just out of school, do you recommend starting a business right away or work and network first?
• 16:45 - "...look at where all the fortunes have been made...they are people who solve a global problem" - Jay Samit
• 20:10 - "There are unlimited amounts of capital...no one is looking to invest in something that makes money, they are looking to invest in something that can scale.." - Jay Samit
• 28:45 - Can you tell us about your company?
• 35:00 - Can you give some people advice for this pandemic?

David Yeh Jr. is an ardent advocate of positive change, with years of experience applying Life Transformation Strategies. He has made his life purpose to inspire and empower individuals, seeing to it that they find fulfillment in everything they do. His sense of mission stems from the experiences in his life, having overcome hardship and tragedy. He founded Destiny Research Institute Limited ("DRI") which provides leadership and relationship coaching to people of influence and from market makers to entrepreneurs. They also provide corporate training, workshops and seminars to help entrepreneurs and senior management to achieve excellent business results.

In this episode, Kevin and David will discuss the lasting impact of the Corona Virus and its effect on the world economy. They also discuss Destiny Research Institute and a case model.

Links :

• Destiny Research Institute

Show Notes:

• 01:10 - How long-lasting do you think this virus will have an impact on the world economy?
• 04:58 - Should you get out of any industry which is reliant on tourism or travel?
• 05:40 - Should you rely on commercial real estate in the aftermath of the pandemic?
• 11:57 - "It looks like printing money is going to be the trend" - David Yeh Jr.
• 13:54 - Can you tell us more about your company?
• 17:03 - Any successful case model you can share?

John McGlynn's first company was started as a hobby whilst at university, and its core focus is now annuity revenue commercial property ventures such as Storage Vault - the self storage division as well as covault, a flexible workspace company. He has other significant investments in general Property and Development, and Strategic Land Acquisition, while other non core investments such as Mining, Banking, Electronic Payments, Healthcare and Longevity.

In this episode, Kevin and John will discuss starting out as an entrepreneur and how John got involved in the business of Self Storage. They also talk about UK and USA politics as well as the effect of the Corona Virus on the Economy. Links :

• Scottish Capital
• Twitter @JohnMcGlynn

Show Notes:

• 05:09 - How do you like the Self Storage industry as compared to your other businesses?
• 05:56 - What are some of your other business ventures?
• 07:42 - What're your criteria to invest in a business?
• 08:58 - "What is the best business to be in?...the answer is the same...its the business you're in cause that's what you know..." - John McGlynn
• 09:54 - Why did you move to Monaco?
• 11:29 - Is there a tax advantage of living in Monaco and having property in the UK?
• 13:39 - What is your view on Brexit?
• 16:34 - As a supporter, what do you see in President Donald Trump?
• 18:32 - Do you think President Trump will win the election again?
• 20:47 - Are there any opportunities going forward with business between Asia and Europe?
• 24:05 - "What this [Corona Virus Pandemic] has done…. is press the reset button on the global economy" - John McGlynn

Award-winning architect Nicholas Ho currently serves as Deputy Managing Director of HPA, a leading multi-disciplinary architectural practice headquartered in Hong Kong.

In this episode, Kevin and Nick will discuss Covid 19 and the Architectural Industry and his involvement through architecture with the One Belt One Road Initiative.

Links :

• Ho & Partners Architects
• LinkedIN

Show Notes:

• 02:00 - How is the Covid-19 Pandemic affecting your architecture firm?
• 03:26 - Can you give a background on the project One Belt One Road?
• 05:01 - How do the Under Developed and Developing countries finance these projects?
• 07:56 - When did the initiative start and how long will it take to be built?
• 10:18 - Is there a challenge with the US not being supportive of the initiative?
• 13:09 - What's your role at the One Belt, One Road events?
• 14:39 - Is it fair to say Hong Kong is the most International of those involved in the initiative?
• 16:18 - Which country along the Initiative holds the most potential for an entrepreneur?
• 18:25 - Do these countries still need chinese support?
• 20:20 - so you agree that "Hong Kong talent" is losing their competitive edge?
• 23:11 - How is the Covid-19 Pandemic affecting the office and retail sector in Hong Kong?

Julia Jerg has been a Digital Nomad since 2011. Over the years she has now created a Digital Nomad family, traveling the world and remotely working with her partner and two children. In this episode, Kevin and Julia will discuss how she transitioned her career towards a Digital Nomad, and some of the challenges and experiences being a Digital Nomad and travelling with her family.

Links :

• Website: Juliajerg.com
• Blog: JeyJetter.com
• Digital Nomad Coaching:
• Ebook: Kickin' It On Social Media
• Podcast: Digital Nomad Mom
• All Social Medias : @jeyjetter

Show Notes:

• 02:05 - Background of Julia and how she became a Digital Nomad
• 06:39 - How did you decide to do this premanently?
• 17:13 - What is the criteria used to determine where you go?
• 18:56 - Where are some famous places for Nomad families to go?
• 20:00 - Are you concerned with how travelling as a Nomad family affects your children?
• 22:33 - How is travelling with a Family different from being single or with a partner?
• 24:34 - Will your travelling change as your children get older as it relates to their education?
• 25:51 - Have there been any opportunities with the effects of Covid-19?
• 27:54 - How does working as a Digital Nomad differ from working in an office?
• 31:27 - Can you share any unique experiences as Digital Nomad?
• 34:19 - Final tips for being a Digital Nomad

In this episode, Kevin and Laurence will discuss the financial and economic impact of COVID-19 virus. They will compare this virus to previous crashes and economic effects as well as discuss the long term effects in various markets.

Links :

• 21. Corona virus-Trends and Global impact

Show Notes:

• 02: 06-How do you rate this virus relative to past crashes and/or economic impact?
• 03: 56-What is your take on the economic impact, specifically how it relates to bonds, if the pandemic is prolonged?
• 07: 23-What can we look for to determine when the financial market is stabilizing?
• 11: 01-Do you think it's gonna be a V-Shape, U-Shape or L-Shape economy?
• 12: 23-How will social practices such as tourism, and international travel have an effect on the economy?
• 16: 44-What are the lasting effects going forward post Covid-19?
• 18: 17- What is the long term effect of Covid-19 on the real estate market?
• 21: 19-If there is a 3rd Wave of the Virus how will that affect some of the world economies?
• 25: 32-Final words for investors and business owners

In this episode, Kevin and M will discuss the impact of COVID-19 on political, economic, and future trends. They will predict future trends and opportunities that this virus has presented. Listen to the end, to find out if the which countries could be doing better for its people during this global pandemic

Links:

• 20. Coronavirus Escape from Philippines with Michael Michelini

Show Notes:

• 01:06 - Can we control this unexpected pandemic?
• 04:57 - Do we have the medical resources to properly test and treat the virus?
• 09:36 - "I don't really see how it's possible to keep any nation's people indoors for 12 months" - M
• 11:01 - "If everybody stayed home, we'd have fewer cases" - M
• 12:01 - How contagious is COVID-19?
• 13:18 - When countries may open up their borders again
• 17:15 - Balancing consumers privacy and medical technology
• 18:17 - The future of COVID-19 and its impact in the world
• 19:20 - How realistic herd immunity is in some countries
• 21:29 - Is the USA doing enough during these hard times?

Michael Michelini is the founder and host of Global From Asia, a cross-border e-commerce community with four divisions including media, events, trips, and platforms.

In this episode, Michael is telling his story of how he escaped lockdown in the Philippines and flew to China to reunite with his family. Learn how he is doing during his obligatory 14-days quarantine in a hotel room and why it feels strange to be a foreigner in Chine these days. Hear Michael and Kevin discuss how coronavirus pandemic is hurting globalization and world trade. Stay tuned till the end to hear their predictions when the whole situation will normalize.

Links:

• Mikesblog.com/podcastgear
• Globalfromasia.com/podcast-radio

Time Stamps:

• 01:33 - Michael's update on how coronavirus affected his life
• 03:00 - Escape from Philippines quarantine
• 08:20 - Obligatory quarantine upon arrival in China
• 10:30 - Being a foreigner in China is different due to coronavirus
• 11:40 - Situation in the Philippines
• 13:00 - Coronavirus is changing how nations and societies interact
• 14:15 - "It's just another anti-globalization, anti-world travel, anti-travel event" - Michael Michelini
• 17:09 - Predictions on when the situation will finally stabilize
• 19:10 - "More people gonna have to go work online, even the education system will have to change." - Michael Michelini
• 20:00 - Being a digital nomad and world travel in these times

Johnny FD went from quitting a well paid corporate job in California in 2008 to move to Thailand to work as a Scuba Instructor and train professionally as a Muay Thai Fighter. It wasn't until 2013 that he made his first $100 online when he started his first e-commerce store. He has built and maintained 6 figures of passive annual income and now spends his time traveling the world, and finding new ways to invest his passive income.

In this episode, Johnny and Kevin talk about the formula of becoming a successful digital nomad. They discuss Johnny's story and what helped him to become who he is now. Listen to the end to hear Johnny's advice to everyone who feels like it's time for a career and life's change.

Links:

• Johnny FD

Time Stamps:

• 01:13 - Episode introduction: who are digital nomads - episode introduction
• 03:44 - "It's good to meet other people and see different perspectives, because no matter where we live, we only have one perspective." - Johnny FD
• 04:40 - Guest introduction: Johnny FD
• 08:05 - Quitting a job and moving to Thailand
• 10:30 - How to make money living a digital nomad life
• 15:15 - Starting a podcast as a networking tool
• 21:41 - Future plans: business & family
• 23:12 - "I think lots of times people feel like they need to have some sort of stability; but my stability is myself, knowing that wherever I am, I am okay." - Johnny FD
• 25:30 - Advice for men moving to South-East-Asia
• 27:27 - Formula to success

Josh Cauley is running a successful Amazon e-commerce business and currently resides in Puerto Rico. He is the owners of Performance Mods, an aftermarket, automotive, e-commerce company, that specializes in selling high-performance automotive parts for car enthusiasts.

In this episode, Kevin and Josh talk about the secrets of running an e-commerce business on Amazon. Learn why Puerto Rico is tax heaven for American entrepreneurs. Hear Josh as he explains the perks of being location independent and running the business remotely. Get a chance to know his tricks to manage remote teams. Listen to the end to hear his advice to all aspiring entrepreneurs!

Links:

• Josh Cauley on Linkedin

Time Stamps:

• 00:27 - Guest introduction: Josh Cauley
• 01:37 - Secrets of successful Amazon sellers
• 01:48 - "People are not buying from brand names anymore, they are buying products with good reviews and ratings." - Josh Cauley
• 06:56 - Managing remotes teams for a smooth-running business
• 08:34 - Puerto Rico: low taxes and perfect home base
• 12:11 - Perks of being location independent
• 14:52 - Advice to aspiring entrepreneurs
• 15:01 - "My number one advice to anyone who wants to be an entrepreneur is to execute." - Josh Cauley
• 16:03 - Networking with other entrepreneurs is a key