Jeremy Parker moved with his wife from Orange County, California down to Nicaragua to pursue the location independent lifestyle and become an entrepreneur. With a family of six, he's not your typical digital nomad and Central America isn't your typical nomad destination so get ready for an exciting episode where we talk about the 4-hour workweek, why medical insurance is so overpriced, having and raising kids in California vs. Nicaragua, the best hot sauce in the world, my favorite rum and why Jeremy flew across the world from Nicaragua to Krabi, Thailand to attend the dropshipping retreat and how he makes a full time living online. 

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Mark Rubi is a listener of the Travel Like a Boss Podcast, but unlike some lurkers, Mark takes action and has become a success. He signed up for David Vu's eBay course  after listening to his interview on episode 82 and is already making sales and successful with his store. Now Mark is focusing on uploading more products to his ebay store to get to $1,000 a month in online income before he focuses on building a stand alone drop shipping store using Anton's Method. 

I met Mark who is originally from Phoenix Arizona in Krabi, Thailand at the second annual Dropship Lifestyle Retreat. We talk about how the retreat went, what we learned and who we met. Listen to episode 91 on iTunes or on your favorite podcast app.

Larry H. worked as a financial consultant full time back in Chicago before he started his dropshipping based ecommerce store. He is now traveling around SE Asia getting ready for the Dropshipping Retreat in Krabi, Thailand and has recently completely replaced his consulting salary with profits from his dropshipping store. Listen to this episode to find out how he did it and also hear us talk about the best cell phone plans for travelers and how I manage to keep my U.S. phone number for free even though I've been away for years.

Listen to episode 90 oniTunes here or find it on your podcast app on your phone.

Drop Shipping in Australia has been a bit elusive as it's still the wild west down under. I've always assumed that it's a big enough, westernized country for it to work, and the fact that Amazon is still only selling books there reminds me of what ecommerce was like 15 years ago in the U.S. However, since I'm not Australian all I had to go by was was people on random forums on the internet had to say, and they all said it didn't work. Common reasons why dropshipping didn't work in Australia included not being able to find enough suppliers, the suppliers they found not dropshipping, and shipping being too expensive to make it work.

When I bumped into Jose & Sherica here at the coworking space in Chiang Mai and found out they were running a successful dropshipping store based in Australia, I had to have them on the show and pick their brain with all of the hard questions. They talked about why Jose's first store failed when they tried to do it on their own, and how Anton's course (AntonMethod.com) finally helped them make their second store a success.  I asked them what challenges they had as an Australian vs. if it would have been easier as an American starting a U.S. based store, about their competitors, how they found suppliers, and how they deal with shipping costs.  You can listen to episode 89 on iTunes here or click read more for more options.