Ethan is American born and decided to travel around Europe and Southeast Asia and worked in product development and e-commerce. He planned on living in Taiwan for 6 months, and after 6 months, he changed his mind and made the decision to keep Taipei as his home base and has been there for the last 5+ years. 00:45 - Intro13:30 - Consider living in other countries18:20 - Business22:35 - Future23:35 - Favorite place to travel to22:00 - Career lessons30:30 - Where’s next?37:05 - Dancing42:15 - Taiwan: What people should know

In this episode, I chat with Stefan: his independent business; lifestyle choices: past, present, future; travel questions; and hosting events in NYC and internationally

Cheli is a Taiwanese nomad having traveled to various places in the world, including Mexico, Iran, Belgium, and Thailand. We get a special surprise and a Swiss-Italian guest star in the middle of the podcast where we discuss the international friendships that we share and what's next for everybody. Podcast recorded in Taipei!

I have no words. Except that I do because I just celebrated the best birthday I've ever had with 26 strangers and 3 good friends in Cartagena, Colombia. I'm not sure what was the best part: the randomness, the low-expectations-high-results phenomenon, the sunset of a dream, the perception that I "pulled it off" after having hyped it up for half of a year, or the fact that the group represented 11 different countries and seemed to gel flawlessly, resulting in immediate future plans for the group to visit each other all around the world.

And this is why I travel.

Erick has recently joined the WFH Nomad community and has not looked back. Erick shares his views about being grateful of his opportunities to travel and work at the same time. He plans on continuing his journey to Guatemala and plans to visit Europe in 2023.

I had the privilege of sitting down with Mateus, a Brazilian, about tourism in Brazil. Why is it so under appreciated, why is it so underrated, and what makes it so great. After my first few days in Brazil, I started venturing out from just São Paulo and Rio. Mateus was one my first friends I made in Brazil, and after my time in Florianopolis, I discovered Pipa, Fernando de Noronha, Jericoacoara, Goias, to name a few. Mateus also travels internationally frequently, and he gives his insights on tourism in Brazil from the perspective of a Brazilian.

Beau, CEO of Voyista - talks about his WFH Nomad journey and how he developed the Avopass app. He walks through the app in the second half of this episode.

Check out his app at app.avopass.com

Which country is better? Brazil or Mexico? In this episode, Brian (CEO of Growth Galaxy) and I compare and contrast the two countries in food, culture, language, and history.

In Episode 13, we're introduced to Cole, a Canadian Investor Relations/Venture Capital professional. Cole, a University of Toronto graduate, escaped the Canadian cold and lockdown by first going to California, then he ventured his way to Mexico and eventually to Brazil. He started this WFH Nomad lifestyle after COVID hit Canada. In this episode, Cole talks about his experiences leaving behind his apartment in Toronto, risk-taking approaches, his ability to balance and be happy, and even switching jobs while being in Brazil. Check out his inspiring story and the advice he gives to aspiring WFH Nomads!

In episode 7, we're introduced to UK-born and bred, Tom. Tom, an ex-Deloitte, has been traveling solo for a span of a decade whenever he had not been working. Things are obviously different today in 2021. He has seized the opportunity to combine both travel and WFH, and he is currently working in FinTech and traveling in Brazil at the same time. His adventures in India, Bolivia, and even Venezuela have inspired him to ask for and to receive permission from his employer to live this full-time lifestyle. He's now planning on migrating over to Malta in a few months for his next adventures. Check out his inspiring story to becoming a WFH Nomad!