Kerry Newsome has a travel and marketing background and has been traveling back and forth to Vietnam from Australia for the last 14 years. She has a genuine love of the country and the people and enjoys sharing traveler stories and insights with anyone who is interested.
She loves to travel and experience new cultures and has become a Travel expert for westerners interested in traveling to Vietnam.
Personally, I have been to Ho Chi Minh, Hanoi and Nha Trang, all of which are great destinations and have different personalities. 
Kerry also hosts the "What About Vietnam" Podcast

Discover More about Kerry here:
https://www.whataboutvietnam.com/
https://www.facebook.com/whataboutvietnam
https://www.facebook.com/hellohoianvietnam
https://whataboutvietnamtripplanning.buzzsprout.com/
https://www.linkedin.com/company/what-about-vietnam/?viewAsMember=true
https://www.instagram.com/whataboutvietnampodcast/
https://www.linkedin.com/in/newsomek/

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Chris Seferyn grew up in Philly and spent 20 years mostly in the Midwest (Kansas City, MO + New Orleans) building, owning and managing 16 of his own restaurants bars and nightclubs. He has also been a co-manager for a seminal alternative band (Skinny Puppy) and ran their music publishing company.  
A life long entrepreneur, he is now permanently international, currently living in Guadalajara, Mexico.
So the big question is, "Can you live a better version of your current life internationally?"
The answer is a big YES and we’re talking about living a REAL LIFE the best way possible. In multiple countries. Fully diversified.

His favorite conversation subjects are:

1. How to live abroad for cheaper than you live in your current place.

2. How to get 2nd passports and residencies or just live off visa waivers.

3. Why the international life style is so cool.

His website will certainly give you some great ideas if you're thinking about it.

Find Chris here:
https://www.dreamworldpassport.com
https://twitter.com/Dworldpassport 

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Like yours truly, Jonathan has traveled to 100+ countries, and has been an expat in a few (Saudi Arabia, Indonesia, Hong Kong, China, Japan, and Mexico to some degree). 
Suffice to say, he speaks a few different languages
He taught ESL abroad, commonly know as English as a Second Language. Personally, I wish this type of opportunity was around when I was growing up in jolly old England.
As you can imagine , he experienced some  bizarre encounters, for better or worse, while gallivanting.
Listen to his story about working in Saudi Arabia as it might surprise you. Also, hear about his first day in a Chinese School. Definitely, not your average teaching experience.

Check him out here:

https://findingfoodfluency.com/
https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC-4mIJ9aFl1v-Vm_HeCSVdA
https://noworkandalltravel.wordpress.com/
https://society6.com/travelator

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It had to happen.
With a few edited chapters and one addition,  the contents appear to be more relevant today in our troubled World than ever before.
Russia, China, airline chaos, respectfulness of foreign cultures, communication between countries around the world, to name a few.
The big question is, "WHY?"
At least 3 chapters,  the decision to be brutally honest about the real reason I was in these places are now brought to light.
Explanation: The original version steered away from the facts of why I was actually in Cairo, Egypt, Moscow, Russia and Geneva, Switzerland.
Think Gulf Crisis, the end of the Soviet Union, and the worldwide center of diplomacy for  the United Nations.
Reasons: Shyness, reservations about including these reasons due to thoughts of getting into trouble with my previous employer at the time, to name two. Thankfully, I am more of a free spirit these days, more opinionated, and less worried about upsetting people.
The one addition is about a fulfilling business trip to Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, where I was labelled as a Gringo.
We all have travel stories to tell, whether conducting business or taking a vacation.
In this book, I detail business travel experiences to Mexico, El Salvador, Peru, Brazil, Argentina, Colombia,  Belize, Switzerland, Russia (Soviet Union), Egypt, China, South Africa, Australia, Netherlands, India, Japan, Hong Kong, Caribbean and others.

Good Intentions, Misinterpretation, Questionable Judgement
Success, Failure, Quirkiness, Stupidity, Education

More information here:
https://www.malcolmjteasdale.com
https://www.travelingenglishman.com

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As the founder of Expat Empire, David McNeill is focused on inspiring people to move abroad and helping them do it.
In addition to producing online courses, books, podcasts, blog posts, meetup events, and more, Expat Empire offers consulting services to give everyone the opportunity to achieve their international dreams.
David started Expat Empire because he has a genuine passion for living abroad. He left the United States in 2014 and has since lived in Tokyo, Berlin, and Porto
Portugal and Spain are favorites in Europe.
Panama, Mexico, Ecuador and Costa Rica are favorites in the Americas.

This is a candid discussion between David and myself as to why millions of people take the plunge and move abroad each year.

The reasons are numerous: Safety, Healthcare, Cost of Living, Beach Life, New Partner in Life,  to name a few. 

Discover More
https://expatempire.com
https://www.linkedin.com/in/expatdavid
https://www.instagram.com/expatdavid

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Gavin Sequeira is the Founder and Managing Director of "Break Free From Corporate"

Having enjoyed a successful corporate career reaching senior management positions at tech giants IBM and Oracle, Gavin successfully transitioned to running his own businesses.

Gavin holds a Bachelor of Engineering and Bachelor of Commerce with a double major in Accounting and Finance from the University of Sydney.

He also has an Executive MBA from the Australian Graduate School of Management. Gavin has completed Unleash The Power Within Program with Robbins Research International, the Business Blueprint Coaching Program with Dale Beaumont and Millionaire Mastermind with T. Harv Eker.

Through overcoming many challenges arriving as a migrant from a war torn country, adapting and learning new customs and ways of life as a teenager, working his way through school, university and through his corporate and business career, Gavin is in a fortunate position to be able to share all the secrets he learned from several entrepreneurs and mentors, to empower others to pursue their passion. 

Gavin shares practical steps on how to build resilience, mental toughness and a game-plan on starting up your part-time business, so that anyone with a will and desire to succeed can begin creating and living their dream lifestyle.

Find more about Gavin here:

https://vimeo.com/272782451
https://vimeo.com/275487049
https://breakfreefromcorporate.com/
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kCpHHcmD_r8

http://www.malcolmteasdale.com

Ronja Sakata is a Life and Business Coach, Food Engineer and Queen of Joy. Since launching in 2013, Ronja treats clients to a secret world of joy and energy.

With her zest for life and passion to change the world, Ronja has a unique talent for inspiring and educating all those around her, so their business and personal lives may thrive each and every day with ease and grace.

Ronja is fluent in Japanese and has an overwhelming passion for Japan after an internship there in 2001. She currently resides in Switzerland with her husband and daughter.

Ronja is a Food Engineer with a BA and a Masters from the ETH Zürich where she obtained her Degree in Teaching Higher Education. In 2009, she obtained her Coaching Degree from the Zürich University of Teacher Education (PH Zürich).

Discover More
https://www.joyismycompass.com
https://www.instagram.com/joyismycompass
https://letscreatejoy.podbean.com

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Working as a Banker and a Travel Agent made a good combination for Linda King. She is now an expert on advising people how to save money by traveling.
Travel well without the cost is a good motto.
This also applies to International travel, where many people just assume that it has to be more expensive to take a trip out of the country rather than stay in a hotel or rent a home on the beach close to home. 
In addition, there are many ways to earn "points" on airlines and hotel programs, but using them at the right time can also provide savings.
It all sounds complicated, but its not.
So, if you have any ambition to travel to a faraway destination but are thinking that it is too costly, well maybe think again.
As far as other factors are concerned: healthcare, safety, jetlag, locations, to name a few, Linda probably has the answers .

Check her out here:
https://twitter.com/the_travelista
https://www.instagram.com/thesmartravelista
https://www.facebook.com/Thesmartravelista
https://www.thesmarttravelista.com

http://www.malcolmteasdale.com

Since leaving home for Europe alone at age seventeen, Karen has traveled to more than ninety countries. By profession she is a meeting facilitator and marketing researcher who has conducted thousands of interviews and focus groups. Those skills have helped her to deeply connect with people around the world.

Every day she writes a 100-word essay about some aspect of travel and posts it to a large following on Facebook. She has endless stories about both business and personal travel, many viewed specifically from a single woman’s perspective. 

In July 2021, her travel memoir, Travel Mania: Stories of Wanderlust, was published by SheWrites Press.

She started her own successful marketing consulting firm in 1992 and now mentors entrepreneurs through Score (affiliated with the Small Business Administration). She has mentored many people with great success stories (even during covid!).

... and not to forget, she is also a travel addict, just like someone else you know


More information right here:
https://karengershowitz.com/

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What do you do when you don't enjoy school or college?
Get out of town. Start hitchhiking. Pick up jobs wherever you can. Work for free. Sleep on a beach.
It sounds a bit crazy, but I don't think Scott will look back on his life and have any regrets. Listen to his story about leaving home at an early age to discover more about America and elsewhere in the world. Obviously an educational experience in one sense, but courageous and maybe reckless in another.
These days, he runs the Synaptics Scientific Company which treats various aspects of mental health, such as depression, anxiety, ADHD, and lack of focus/motivation by the use of  plant-based cognitive-enhancing formulas.
He started creating and marketing plant-based brain tonics back in 2006.
He even sent me a bottle of his Cognition formula to try out.
You can find all about Scott here:
https://synapticscientific.com

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