Brian David Crane is a startup founder, a digital nomad, an entrepreneur, and a traveler. He is the founder of CallerSmart, an app that helps users trace unknown phone numbers right on their smart phones. He has written an article on Forbes about the Downsides of Digital Nomad and How to launch your Business in Google.
 
On this episode, Brian opens up about the nomadic life. He tells his journey into becoming a digital entrepreneur. He gives tips and advice for all the digital nomads and nomad-wannabe. This is an inspiring conversation about the work and life away from home. Before you book a one-way flight, make sure you listened to this episode. 

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Shad is a huge crypto enthusiast who is launching an Initial Coin Offering (ICO). He shares his knowledge on bitcoins and cryptocurrencies as well as the ICO he is selling. He explains why cryptocurrency is the future and what people should know about.
 
This episode tackles on interesting stuff about online payments and currencies that are very relevant in the modern era. He talks about the aspects and considerations of buying bitcoins. Listen to the end and find out whether cryptocurrency is for you or not.

Listen to episode 173 on iTunes, or your favorite podcast app on your phone.
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William McGuire is a digital marketer from Ireland who built most of his technical skills by himself. He is currently applying his expertise in the emerging Blockchain industry which is a big passion of his.

He believes that life is like a game. Whenever you do what you said you would do, you level up!

This is an amazing episode that talks about a lot of stuff about being location independent. He shares his travelling adventures from leaving Ireland and traveling the world. He recounts his journey in Thailand, Taiwan, Bali and Gran Canaria where he lived and worked as a digital nomad.

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Listen to episode 172 on iTunes, or your favorite podcast app on your phone.
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Johnny FD will be sharing all the key travel hacks that he learned during his last 10 years of traveling. You’ll be able to travel with zero stress and truly enjoy your experience. 
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On this episode, Johnny gives an emphasis on one of the most important parts of traveling – THE PACKING. He shares some tips on how to minimize your luggage and bring convenience to your travel. He also gives tips on what to bring and what not to bring for an easier and happier trip. If you are often stuck in the dilemma of packing, then make sure you listen to this episode.

Listen to episode 171 on iTunes, or your favorite podcast app on your phone.

One of the few female travel bloggers to visit Ukraine, Amy Butler shares her experience in this amazing yet undiscovered country in Europe. She is a certified English teacher who is on a mission to travel and see the world.
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Having a female expat on the show, we get to hear a new perspective on what it’s like to work and live in Kiev, Ukraine. She talks about the quality of life in the country as well as the downside of it. She also talks about Ukrainian people, their attitude, and their culture. This brief conversation gives a bigger picture on why Ukraine is one of the best places to visit.

Listen to episode 170 on iTunes, or your favorite podcast app on your phone.

Have you ever met an entire family of nomads? Ka Sundance proves to the world that traveling with a family of eight is not a burden but a wonderful and gratifying experience. He gives the people one less excuse to travel and start a location independent life. With his wife and six kids, they were able to travel to 3-4 countries each year and live a life of purpose and freedom.

This episode tells their story on how they manage to travel around the world despite the size of their family. You'll learn how their lifestyle started and why it is better to travel as a family than to travel alone.

Listen to episode 169 on iTunes, or your favorite podcast app on your phone.

From digital nomads to entrepreneurs, Derek Pankaew and Eric Lafleche share their journey on how they come up with the idea of the Flexr, the world’s first foldable, travel-friendly pullup bar. Having been traveling around the world themselves, they were able to create a unique product that could allow travelers to do pullups wherever they are, whenever they want.

On this episode, they talk about the concept of the product and the marketing strategies they used in creating an impact. They also talk about the failures, the plights and the challenges they had to overcome for the product to finally be ready for its launch. Be the first ones to buy the Flexr and enjoy a super discounted price!

Listen to episode 168 on iTunes, or your favorite podcast app on your phone.

Can’t get enough of Ukraine? Xiaohui Wang a.k.a “X” is the founder and CEO of Essence of Email, an online marketing agency specializing in email marketing for eCommerce stores. He left his corporate job in San Francisco, booked a one-way ticket to Thailand, and started a location independent business.

On this episode, X brings us to the charming place of Kiev, Ukraine. He talks about the lifestyle to expect and what your money can buy you. You'll find out why it's a perfect destination for tourists and digital nomads who love to travel and work at the same time.  By the end of this show, you'll want to pack your bags and visit yourself!

Listen to episode 167 on iTunes, or your favorite podcast app on your phone.

Want to know if Ukraine is worth traveling? Ryan Murfield tells the story of how he joined the Peace Corps, a volunteer program run by the US government, to travel for free. Having the dream to travel but with no money, he embarked on this journey and found himself in an amazing place – Lviv, Ukraine. 
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On this episode, Ryan talks about his 27-month quest as part of the Peace Corps and how his life went on in a small village in Ukraine. This time, he went back to Lviv, not as a volunteer but a tourist, to explore more of this wonderful place. Without a doubt, Ryan found himself falling in love with Lviv.

Listen to episode 166 on iTunes, or your favorite podcast app on your phone.

Johnny FD will reveal 7 key travel tips that will enhance your travel experience. He will provide ways to meet like-minded people while traveling alone and how to join free walking tours in Berlin. You’ll enjoy hearing about his adventures in Ireland, Berlin, Germany, Ukraine and the lessons learned along the way.

Listen to episode 165 on iTunes, or your favorite podcast app on your phone.

Have you thought about traveling Ireland? Sam Marks joins the show the talk the 160 km walk across Ireland over the past week. You’ll hear about their crazy journey through Wicklow Way as they raise money for kids to have playgrounds in Cambodia.  

In this episode, Sam will talk about how he ended up stuck in the middle of nowhere with no food, water, or a backpack. He’ll also talk about the power of nature, flying business class, and living a flexible lifestyle. Listen to the end to hear his future travel plans.

Listen to episode 164 on iTunes, or your favorite podcast app on your phone.

Have you ever thought about walking across Ireland? Fabian Lorson joins Johnny FD And Sam Marks on a hike through the Wicklow Way to raise money in order to build playgrounds for underprivileged kids in Cambodia. 

During the show, Fabian will share all the exciting travel adventures he experienced with Sam over the years. You’ll hear about the beautiful scenery and food Ireland has to offer while they explain the ups and downs of the first few days through the mountains.

Listen to episode 163 on iTunes, or your favorite podcast app on your phone.

Are you thinking about traveling? Viktorija Juskevica quit her job in Latvia to travel the world. She will share her experience after living in places like New York, Chiang Mai and Barcelona including what unique jobs she found along the way.
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During the show, Viktorija will talk about the best food, nature, and nightlife Barcelona has to offer. She will also compare the digital nomad community in Chiang Mai to Spain. Listen to the end for an update to the never-ending search for the best place to live as a location independent entrepreneur.

​Listen to episode 162 on iTunes, or your favorite podcast app on your phone.

Do you want to pay no or very little tax? US tax attorney Stewart Patton helps US citizens who live or invest outside the United States understand and optimize their tax situations. Several of his students easily save $25,000 or more in tax, every single year. During the show, Stewart will give the steps to actually create the proper legal structure for your situation.

​Listen to episode 161 on iTunes, or your favorite podcast app on your phone.
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Paul Van Staalen has been interviewing world leaders for over 10 years and has visited 40 countries. He joins the show to talk about his experience after meeting with billionaires and presidents of countries like Chile, Sri Lanka, Peru, and Ethiopia. He will explain how the interview process works and include practical ways you can follow a similar career path.

In this episode, Paul also talks about the ups and downs of traveling for so long and openly shares how he will completely change his lifestyle going forward. Listen to the end and he will reveal some hidden gem places you might want to add to your travel list.

​Listen to episode 160 on iTunes, or your favorite podcast app on your phone.

Are you coworking yet? Mike LaRosa has made it a mission to raise awareness of the benefits of working in social workspaces. He has been a coworkaholic since 2013 and is your go-to source for news, learning, and inspiration on the future of work.

In this episode, Mike talks about finding your work-life balance, the power of networking, and a morning routine that brings success. Learn the benefit of a shared workspace and determine if working at home is right for you. Listen to the end to find out how coworking spaces may be the perfect way to grow your business.

​Listen to episode 159 on iTunes, or your favorite podcast app on your phone.

Do you want to level up your business? Eric Lafleche shares how he is one step closer to earning a 150K a year income while traveling the world.

Eric will talk about how he quickly made a profit with AirBnB arbitrage plus he’ll give tips for getting hotel suite upgrades. You’ll also find out why each week Eric reads a book and takes a course. Listen to the end to learn how to avoid marketing scams and poorly built sales funnels. ​

​Listen to episode 158 on iTunes, or your favorite podcast app on your phone.
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Want to quit your job and travel the world? Devany left her job back in California to travel around the planet and explore our world underwater.

Devany will share the best parts of her travel journey through Brazil and Antarctica including her favorite dive sights and beaches. She will provide key tips to help you save money for your next travel adventure. Listen to the end for her advice for aspiring travelers that are ready to take action.

Listen to episode 157 on iTunes, or your favorite podcast app on your phone.

Are you building a business while traveling the world? Taylor and Camille help others save time and money by offering an online powerpoint speed training course. As they continue to grow their business they travel all around the world searching for the perfect place to live and get married.

In this episode, Taylor and Camille will share their experience with working in China, house sitting around the world, and how they started their training company. They will also talk about their email sales funnel strategies how they increased traffic to their website. Listen to the end to find out why they chose Bali to settle down in long term.
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Listen to episode 156 on iTunes, or your favorite podcast app on your phone.

Are you interested in traveling South East Asia? Tyler Moss shares the journey he experienced after traveling several countries over the past three months. He will talk about must see sights, tourists attractions, reliable wifi hacks, delicious foods options, and nature activities.

In this episode, Tyler talks about why he disagrees with China’s culture, the beauty of Hong Kong and Macau, and why Taipei is top on his favorite's lists. He will share how he swam with whale sharks in the Philippines and his first reactions to Japan and Korea.  Listen to the end hear about Tyler’s ups and downs with dropshipping and how he plans to improve productivity and profits.

Listen to episode 155 on iTunes, or your favorite podcast app on your phone.
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Do you want to travel the world? Bauke Vreeswijk talks about how he rode his motorbike across Vietnam and gives an update on his affiliate marketing business.

In this episode, Bauke will also compare the best and worst of Bali and Thailand including great food, accommodation, transportation, and the visa process. Listen to the end to hear his future travel plans with his lovely girlfriend.

Listen to episode 154 on iTunes, or your favorite podcast app on your phone.

Do you want to find peace on a beautiful island? Christopher Wah Chiu shares everything you need to know about living Ubud Bali and why it’s the perfect place for business and personal development.

In this episode, Chris talks about why Bali gets a bad reputation and compares some major difference between Changu, Ubud, and Chiang Mai. He will discuss fast wifi coworking spaces, delicious restaurants, the best yoga studios, and how to easily get a 6-month visa. Listen to the end for his advice for corporate 9-5 workers and an inside look on his Sunday morning routine.

Listen to episode 153 on iTunes, or your favorite podcast app on your phone.
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Robert Botto joins Johnny FD to talk about the major differences between Chiang Mai Thailand and Bali Indonesia. They’ll share their experiences with nomad culture, coworking spaces, and cost of living. Learn about where to find delicious food, incredible scuba diving locations and ways to avoid being ripped off by taxis. During the show, listen for key tips that can save you time and money the next time you plan to visit.

Listen to episode 152 on iTunes, or your favorite podcast app on your phone.
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Can you run an offline business and still be location independent? Dezmon Landers is the co-founder of a lodging company that has generated over $1.7 million in the last 3 years.

In this episode, Dezmon will share with you the entrepreneurial skills required to become successful in your own business. He will also talk about calculating the proper runway, battling oppression, and bringing family together. Listen to the end for ways you can develop the right mindset and create your own economic independence. 

Listen to episode 151 on iTunes, or your favorite podcast app on your phone.

Do you want to improve your photography? Professional travel photographer and blogger Sean Dalton is based out of Asia and specializes in portraiture and lifestyle product photography. Sean will help you take the next step in your business and create great photos that will last a lifetime.

In this episode, Sean shares how he turned his passionate hobby into a business that allows himself do what he loves while traveling the world. He also talks about the key fundamentals to creating the perfect Tinder photo, Instagram hacks for creating stunning photos, and camera gear you may not want to live without. Listen to the end for tips that you can apply regardless of your skill level or camera equipment.

Listen to episode 150 on iTunes, or your favorite podcast app on your phone.