When Charlie, the owner of the new coworking space on the tropical island of Koh Phangan told me he wanted to give 8 people a free hotel room, free food and a free membership to his coworking space in exchange for just 3 hours of work a day, I thought wow I need to share this on the podcast and want to be involved!  I would have loved to of had an opportunity like this to bootstrap my online business when I first started out!  

In your free time in the afternoons you canstart a dropshipping store, build your blog or website for affiliate marketing or even start a podcast.  To apply for the internship check out the details and application here. 
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This week I sit down with my good friend, Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu Blackbelt, host of The Journey Podcast and founder for the Jiu-Jitsu Brotherhood Nicolas Gregoriades. We talk about why he gave up his six pack abs, our views on fitness, yoga and the paleo diet as well as how going from making zero to $1,000 has given us a ton of happiness, but making $100,000 might not have the same effect.  This is a great interview that starts with a touch of business but then dives deep into what happiness is, and even what the ideal workout program for most people.  

Nic teaches Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu seminars around the world, is legendary Roger Gracie's first black belt, and makes over $1,500 a month from selling his eBook: The Black Belt Blueprint and has multiple streams of income from his online Jiu-Jitsu courses including the new BJJ Building Blocks which is a 52 week online video course that teaches the basics of the martial art over the course of a year.  

Listen the entire episode on iTunes here.

This week's guest, Clint Arthur is a Dan Kennedy's info-marketer of the year winner, president of Five Star Butter which supplies organic grass-fed butter to the Ritz-Carlton, Four Seasons, Mandarin Oriental, and the Bellagio Hotel in Las Vegas. Clint talks about how he went from driving a taxi in Los Angeles for 5 years to using local TV news channels to create instant celebrity status to use in his marketing.  

We talk about some of his current and past mentors including Brendon Burchard, James Malinchak, Steve Harrison, Bill Harrison, Jonathan Sprinkles, Mike Koenigs, Lisa Sasevich, Roger Love, Bo Eason, Dave Dee, and Dan Kennedy and talk about how and when to reach out to establish a relationship with a mentor. 

You can listen toEpisode 72 on iTunes here, or read more for show notes and more options. 

This week's guest is my cousin Jacob who came with me to Thailand back in 2008 when I decided to quit my job and move across the world to pursue my passions.  We talk about what my family thought of me making the move, overcoming fears and objections, the similarities of my parent's immigrating from Taiwan to America and about traveling in Chiang Mai, Phuket and the Phi Phi Islands.  

Listen to episode 71 on iTunes here.