Travel Wisdom Podcast -travel and learn languages for success and money

David Brodie is host of the Travel in 10 podcast which is a ten minute window on the world. It talks about Hip Hotels, Cool Restaurants and more. Dave is also a political strategist with his own Wikipedia page although we don't talk about this much. He was also a participant in the Japanese Ship for World Youth which takes dozens of Japanese and under 30 youth from abroad on a ship around the world for over a month.

In this episode we talk about how Dave got started with the Travel in 10 podcast and why he likes the format. He talks about his favorite countries he has travelled to and why Fiji was great. We talk about his experience having travelled to about 40 countries and living in Japan. Now he has taken his interest in travel and been able to merge it with his work. Then we talk about how his mom bribed him to get good marks in school by getting him a flight wherever he wanted and how this was an incredibly educational experience. Then he talks about his experience on his Ship for World Youth program where he was able to spend a month on a ship learning about the Japanese culture.

His joke: "There are 2 fish in a tank, and one says to the other, How do you drive this thing?"

Dave Cuda is the host of the Journey of Ambition podcast which brings you in-depth discussions with today’s “Culturally Creative”. Taking you into their journey and lifestyle, you’ll hear from some of the best creative influencers working today. From filmmakers, photographers, journalists, DJs, and much more. These casual conversations contain valuable gems, as well as great stories that’ll leave you motivated, and bring you new ideas.

In this episode we talk about the ability for the creative juices to flow more when you change your environment. By going to other cities you can get inspired for your creative work which can help with your creative work. Cuda talks about how he can get inspired in his DJ work by seeing how things are done in other places and bringing similar things to his city. Finally we talk about the importance of being around the right kinds of people to get the kind of work you want done.

His joke: "People's #1 fear is public speaking and #2 is death, so when you are giving a speech in a funeral, you would rather be the one in the coffin"

Dino Watt is the host of the Business of Marriage podcast and the Relationship Expert. Dino and Shannon Watt cause high-level entrepreneurs and influencers to discover more passion, fun and excitement in their marriage. Discovering that no success, celebrity or accolades outside the home will ever be as powerful as the potential failure in the home. Both Dino and Shannon were raised in Southern California. It was there, at the age of 5, where they first met. They recently celebrated their 17th wedding anniversary. Using an insightful, informal, and a highly entertaining approach, their clients are able to achieve the success in their marriage that matches the success in their business.

In this episode we talk about how having a business mindset with the right framework will guarantee success. We talk about the importance of "employee evaluations" within the marriage as well as the services you have to provide for "customers." We also talk about the need for a hierarchy within a marriage putting employees before customers. Finally we talk about how to travel while in a relationship. We talk about how when cabin fever can set in, you have to respect the strengths and weaknesses of your partner. In this way you can minimize stress and generally have a more pleasant time.

His joke: "ObamaCare"

Nathaniel Boyle is the host of the Daily Travel Podcast where he goes into the deeper reasons and the essence of why we travel. He is an explorer addicted to new things, travel optimist, and frequent flyer mile collector who’s circumnavigated the globe. He's been to thirty countries across five continents, lived and worked in New Zealand, rode the Transsiberian, stayed with nomads in Mongolia, jumped out of airplanes and swam with sharks. Even amidst all of the travel advice and guides out there already, he believes the authentic world is largely undiscovered. The only way to uncover the best experience is through chance discovery, by allowing yourself to get lost and let the stories happen to you.

He wants to inspire more people to step outside their comfort zone and become Explorers.

In this episode we talk about the genesis of the podcast and how he answered the call to adventure. We talk about his time working in New Zealand and how easy it was to get a work visa there. Then we talked about the beauty of bringing a guitar and how it helped him make friends and spontaneous things that can happen because of it. We talk about the beauty of Mongolia and how it is like the American West of the East. Finally we talk about the philosophical side of travel, how it can redefine your limits, and how it can make you a better person.

His joke: "How much does a polar bear weight? Enough to break the ice"

Nate Clover is the host of the motivation podcast, Propel Day and Mind Shot, which give a shot of motivation to your daily goals. In his motivation tool helper website, Self Coaching Tools, he brought a unique and powerful partnership to the world of personal development and coaching, creating a Self-Coaching system that takes you “beyond the feel good” of the self help industry to a place where accountable action, the thrill of competition and an empowered community come together to form an innovative life-changing experience. In this energetic interview he talks about how this system helps you get more motivated and stay in the game long enough to win. We talk about how seemingly being rejected from another coaching program gave him the drive to start his own self-coaching program. We talk about the successes of the tool he co-developed which utilizes the power of friendly competition and accountability to stay on track with your goals. His joke: "What does the fish say when it runs into a wall? Dam!"

Reid Peterson has felt how stories can be powerful to uplift, teach, give you more meaning and depth- of what someone goes through, to provide more hope, inspiration, and support in your own life. He is the host of Life Changing Stories podcast and goes deep into the stories that changed people's lives and what they took from the experience. He was deeply inspired by the Chicken Soup For The Soul series of books that were immensely popular in the late 90’s. The stories were very touching. Being a person who learns from experience and enjoying the art of storytelling, the idea for Life Changing Stories came to him when he was in a dark place in life. We talk about the inception of the podcast as well as hearing many great stories and diving further into them. We talk about how stories can help bring you out of a dark place and bring meaning to things. He also shares his travel experiences across Australia and what he was expecting to get from that. Finally, he shares some good tips for making a good story. His joke: "Imagine a 7 yr old asking you when is the best time to see a dentisit? tooth 30"

Joe Pardo a New Jersey based dreamer, has always believed that society starts with you and that to change society you must first change how you think. His innate curiosity about people inspired him to start Dreamers Podcast. He jokingly now considers himself a recorder of dreams. An avid lover of all things Disney, he is also the creator of Adventurtorium: An Up Inspired Experience. A DJ mix which features Disney music mashed up with hip hop instrumentals to the story of Disney Pixar’s Up. Other mixes he has created can also be had from his website. Currently working towards his Associate’s Business Administration degree, he is excited to see where this new dream will take him. In this podcast we talk about how he started the podcast and got his start helping spread people's dreams. We talk about how to go through the process of making your dreams a reality by making a plan as well as assessing your expectations of the dream. We talk about the importance of networking and people able to share your dream in an effective way. Finally I ask the question on my mind of how not to ruin the thing you love by doing it for money. His joke: "How do you make a tissue dance? You put a little boggie in it"

Gabriel Wyner is an author, opera singer, and polyglot based in Los Angeles, CA. After not getting anywhere in 5 years of high school language classes, he reached fluency in German in 14 weeks with the help of the immersive Middlebury Language Schools. As a result, he fell in love with the process of language learning. Searching for ways to bring the immersion experience into the home, he began to develop a system that rapidly builds fluency in short, daily sessions. In 2010, his efforts paid off. He learned French to fluency in 5 months, and then Russian in 10 months. He recently funded a Kickstarter to develop a language learning app, about which Business Insider reported“This Could Be One Of The Best Language-Learning Apps We've Ever Seen.” His book on language learning – “Fluent Forever: How to learn a language fast and never forget it” In this episode we talk about the process Gabriel went through before finally arriving at this method of learning languages. We talk about how he cheated his way into his current life and method learning languages. He recommends looking through the google images for the words that you are learning that way you learn the actual meaning instead of just a translation. This can have drastic effects sometimes as the associations can be vastly different. Finally he has very good advice for learning an accent such as I will need to do while learning Hindi in India. His joke "There is a costume party at a college and there's two germans exchange students and the host invites the students to dress as emotions, so one comes in blue as sadness and one comes in red as anger, and both germans come naked, the first one with his penis in a pudding jar and says I am fucking disgusted, and the other one with his penis in a bear says and I am deep in dis bear"

Toby Salgado is an amazing entrepreneur having started 4 companies that have earned over a million dollars. Although the topics of the businesses have been different the overarching theme has generally been Real Estate. He has been interviewed on many podcasts including Eventual Millionaire, Entrepreneur on Fire and many others. In his podcast, Super Agents Live, he teaches how to reach your potential in real estate. He asks guests what mistakes did they make along the way and how to reach your potential. He also talks about sales, marketing, lead generation, mindset and team building not only in real estate but in all aspects of life. In this episode we talk about how to get over fearing risk. We talk about how everyone wants to be a millionaire but what you need to do it. He gives tips on how to get started making money with real estate to get your passive income stream started. There are many advantages to using real estate including easily being able to leverage the property, getting passive income, and finally appreciation of the property itself. He also refutes my views that working with your back against the wall can actually be an advantage rather than having options. Finally, he talks about another way of making income while travelling. He talks about being a virtual real estate agent and the flexibility this job can offer.

Jason P. Webb is a patent attorney and focuses his practice on intellectual property, corporate, and securities law. His emphasis is on helping mid-sized companies capitalize on their resources and protect their assets and on helping small-cap companies form and grow into valuable enterprises. In this episode we talk about how Jason's LDS Mormon mission to Italy changed his perspective on life and ways of thinking. Then once entering law school, it again forced him to change the way he thinks about words and language. We also get deep into patent law which I had experienced during my bachelor's thesis while working on the medical device. Finally we get into the basics of international patent law and what you need to do in order to get your idea patented abroad.