Alexandra Kozma is one of the co-organizers of the Nomad Summit. She’s traveled over 20+ countries and has worked in areas from teaching English to selling journals with a passion to help people grow and explore, whether it's the world or themselves.

During this episode, Alexandra and Johnny FD will share their lessons learned during Vipassana, a 10 Day Silent Meditation. Learn the benefits to silent meditation, mental and physical preparations, daily routines, and unique eating rituals. You’ll even hear about they broke many of the mandatory rules. Listen to the end to find out if this retreat is right for you!

​Listen to episode 224 on iTunes, or your favorite podcast app on your phone.

Molly Fiona Maine is a freelance creative from London specializing in illustration, graphic design and marketing. Her passion for creativity and travel has taken her around the world to 43 countries and now works with clients in Europe, Asia, and the USA.

During this episode, Molly will share how she brought herself out of £15,000 debt to working as a freelance creative digital nomad illustrator who travels around the world. Learn to become a digital nomad, improve your skill set, and ways to grow your business locally and globally. Find out number one problem for new digital nomads and how to live your ideal life!​

Listen to episode 215 on iTunes, or your favorite podcast app on your phone.

Bob Pruss has been working online teacher while listing rooms on Airbnb in Chiang Mai, Thailand. Starting will little to zero knowledge about either path he has been able to truly earn a proper living.

During this episode, Bob will share how he was able to obtain quick success with his online teaching and Airbnb rentals. Find out how he legally rents out units and ways you can start your own listing with a very low cost. Listen to some of the terrible booking stories and compares other platforms like TripAdvisor, Agoda, and Booking.com. Listen to the end to see how Bob keeps this process sort of a hands-off operation. 

Listen to episode 214 on iTunes, or your favorite podcast app on your phone.
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Sean Dalton is a photographer who also teaches others how to be a better photographer. He is inspired by the countries he travels, the people he meets, and incredible coffee.

During this episode, Sean will share how he Incorporated sponsorships and courses into his business since his last appearance on the podcast. He will talk about ways to improve your Instagram page in order to drive business to your brand. Expect to hear the strategies that led Sean to generate up to $7,000 a month through SkillShare online courses.

​Johnny FD and Sean will also compare the SkillShare platform to Udemy and YouTube plus conversation about the coffee culture in Chiang Mai, Thailand.

Listen to episode 211 on iTunes, or your favorite podcast app on your phone.

Do you want to replace your 9-5 income online and travel the world? In October 2014 Riley Bennett quit his job and moved to Chiang Mai, Thailand to try and earn money online. He documented the journey via YouTube exploring multiple countries while growing his passive income. Now, he owns a successful Amazon FBA business that earns $4,000+ a month and released a course that teaches the entire Amazon method so you can live that life too.

In this episode, Riley talks about having over 1 million views on his YouTube channel, the full moon party, and how to manifest your destiny. He also discusses how you can overcome copyright infringements, answers frequent Amazon questions and tips on how to grow your YouTube channel. Listen to the end, for ways he overcomes his biggest weakness being a personality type ENFP.

Listen to episode 143 on iTunes, or your favorite podcast app on your phone.

Would you like a step by step training on how to start a successful Amazon business? Life Coach and Amazon Seller, Rob Fortney has managed multi-million dollar businesses and has brought that entrepreneurial drive to the Amazon Gorillaz. Today, he joins the show to help others take the fear out of starting your own Amazon business.

In this episode, Rob talks about key Amazon FBA strategies, liquidating super competitive products, finding niche products to sell, and marketing through pay per click advertising. He also shares his cost of living and dating life in Chiang Mai including his experience spending $1,800 in 3 weeks on Ko Samui. Listen to the end to hear how life in Thailand has been since President Trump has been elected.

Listen to episode 137 on iTunes, or your favorite podcast app on your phone.

David Dang Vu shares the secret formula that earns him over $100,000 a year with AirBnB rental arbitrage. If increasing your income while decreasing your work time is your goal then this is the perfect episode for you. David will provide steps on how you can get started in the rental AirBnB business while saving you time and money.

In this episode, we also talk about David's new YouTube channel, marketing your personal brand, burning season in Chiang Mai and how to catch a 60-pound catfish. Listen to the end to get exclusive information regarding the new 2017 Digital Nomad Summit.

Listen to episode 136 on iTunes, or your favorite podcast app on your phone.

Eric Lafleche talks about why he left a six figure a year dream job working for Anheuser-Busch in NYC for a location independent lifestyle in Chiang Mai Thailand.

In this episode, we talk about the perks of being a corporate employee, commuting and travel expenses, and the overall cost of living in New York vs Chiang Mai. Eric also shares how he replaced his previous income through online sources like e-commerce, Amazon FBA and software development. After comparing our experiences with doing business in the Indian market Eric gives tips on becoming a digital nomad and how to deal with people you don’t like. Listen to the end to hear why I will not be buying the new MacBook pro.

Listen to episode 135 on iTunes, or your favorite 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. 

It took me a few years but I finally got one of my friends from back home to move to Thailand. I'm happy to introduce you to my good buddy Chris from Irvine, California who just arrived a few weeks ago and is already loving it here in Chiang Mai. In this episode we talk about how he planned his move with precision, making it the perfect move without worry or stress and why he didn't move here 5 years ago when I first asked him to.

Chris runs shopping mall style dropshipping stores selling everything from Bidet Toilets to Living Room Couches to .44 Magnums and Rifles.  In this episode we talk about how he planned his move, what his goals are while living in Chiang Mai, how easy it was for him to get plugged in, and what personality my gun type would be. Listen to episode 76 on iTunes here.

Owner of a fitness gym in Holland, Daniel Stegehuis talks about being inspired to run a location independent business, making the move to Chiang Mai to join the Army of Entrepreneurs, what he learned from doing a 10 day silent meditation retreat and eating Paleo in Thailand.  

We talk about how Daniel booked his flight on 9/11, the crabs in a barrel syndrome, how we deal with negative people, how I dealt with competitors in my niche.  Listen to Episode 50 on iTunes here.  

Christopher Wah Chiu from New York left his job on Wall St. to train and Fight Muay Thai in Phuket, Thailand.  From there he traveled to Peru, and back to Chiang Mai for an intense Silent Meditation retreat.  Fast forward 18 months, he has joined the entrepreneur army and recently made his first two sales in his new dropshipping store.  

Listen to the Episode 49 here.

In the past month, Michael has moved from Hawaii to Chiang Mai, and is now growing his first online store to a goal of $5,000 a month in profit.  He's been in Thailand for a week and talks about the benefits of being surrounded by other successful entrepreneurs including Ben Finnigan from episodes 39 and 40, as well as Chris from Canada, and newcomer Derek who just started drop shipping 3 weeks ago and has already made $4,800 in sales.  

The entrepreneur army in Chiang Mai is growing fast, and it's an incredible feeling knowing that everyone sitting around you is now profitable.  Listen to this week's episode for an inside peek and what it's all about.  

Listen to Episode 42 on iTunes here.

In just one short week bootstrapping entrepreneur Ben Finnigan has accomplished more, and spent less than he had previously dreamed of. With a budget of $750US a month, Ben's goal was to be up and running within a month, but what he failed to realize is how easy life is in Chiang Mai, Thailand.  Within 8 days Ben has launched two websites, brought his dormant eCommerce store back to life, made almost $400 in profit, furnished his apartment and met tons of other entrepreneurs along the way. 

In 40 episodes I've never asked a guest to be on the show back to back, but Ben's story had to be shared.  In this episode Ben talks about how he had to rebook his flight 4 times to finally make it, how he helped fix Johnny's terrible squat form within days instead of months, and if PunSpace really lives up to the hype.  Listen to Episode 40 here.  

Creating a facebook fan page, getting over 124,000 likes, and branding your own product to be sold through Amazon.com.  This is the future.  In this episode we discuss how Mark grew his fb fan page, tested the market selling products he bought off of eBay, and eventually created a better version of that product under his own brand name.

He has recently launched into the Amazon.com warehouses which means he's able to live in Chaing Mai, travel the world, and have his products fulfilled by Amazon.  This is a meaty episode, so get your pen and paper ready. 

Listen to Episode 37 here on iTunes.

A former volleyball coach from Hawaii figures out how to make enough money online writing hotel descriptions while building his drop shipping business.  His goal is to make enough money online to support his new family wherever the world may take them. This is a fantastic story of how Michael Coghlan became a location independent entrepreneur and how you can follow his foot steps to do the same.

Michael off to a great start and openly shares his three step plan on how anyone can quit their job, start earning online income right away while having the free time and flexibility to work on a dropshipping business that will eventually be profitable enough to employ your friends and family.

Listen to Episode 36 on iTunes here.  

Married, Traveling the world with this wife and working just 2 hours a week? How in the world does Jesse Zagorsky do it?  Listen to this week's episode to find out.  We talk about how anyone can create a mastermind group from whatever business they are currently in, and why it may be a good idea for you to keep you current job instead of creating a location independent one.

We get into the Vegan vs. Paleo diet debate as well as talk about various business ideas.  This episode all about gathering ideas and taking action. 

Listen to episode 35 on iTunes for free. 

Marcus Lucas started his entrepreneurial journey in Japan, creating a guide to help others get a paid scholarship to study just as he did.  Now Marcus is traveling the world showing others how even a poor kid from Brazil can make start an international business and become both successful and location independent.  

This episode gets into Brazil vs. Thailand as a destination, starting successful online businesses, and not to overcome fears and hardships that come with the journey as a digital nomad.

Listen to episode 33 on itunes here.  

Just eight short months ago I got a random email from a reader of my book, his name was Dvir and he was 18 years old at the time, straight out of high school. Today, he's sitting next to me in Chiang Mai, after 2.5 months of traveling and living off of passive income that he built with his online businesses.  His inspirational story demonstrates how anyone with the determination can achieve the success you dream of, no matter your age, situation, or citizenship. 

Listen to episode 32 here on iTunes.

Forex Currency Trading, App Store Niches and playing with water guns in Thailand with Charlie and Brittney from the Trading Traveler.  This week we talk about the Thai New Year Water Festival which is a nation wide water gun fight, and how this couple makes money trading currency, creating niche iphone apps and with amazon affiliate marketing.  

Charlie and Brittney became digital nomads as traveling entrepreneurs just a year ago and have been traveling around SE Asia and are now based in Chaing Mai Thailand.  

Listen to Episode 30 on iTunes here.  

U.S. trained Dentist and now location independent Entrepreneur Dr. Alyssa Marshall teamed up with her husband to start an online business.  Her company teaches dentists worldwide how to become certified in America. In this episode we talk about relationships, married life as an entrepreneur and what advantages couples have in business and travel.

I also get Alyssa to tell us the secrets that your Dentist won't tell you regarding deep cleanings, root canals and why you should always get a second opinion.  

Listen to Episode 29 on iTunes here.

Stefan from Holland got started on oDesk, freelancing his copy writing skills at $8 an hour to get started. He eventually got up to more than 3x that rate but is now looking into building a business instead of trading his time for money.  We also talk about the easiest way to start making money online, when you should quit your job, and how much savings you should have before coming to Thailand.  Johnny and Stefan also briefly discuss the party scene in Amsterdam as well as the legendary Full Moon Party on Koh Phangan.  

Listen to Episode 19 here. 
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Josh Stanton from Australia along with his wife Jill teamed together to create a portfolio of both Authority sites as well as Niche sites both monetized through Affiliate Marketing.  

In this episode we discuss the roles of the husband and wife duel in the business, the benefits of running a business where it's summer time and what he would do if he had to start over and build businesses from scratch all over again.  

He's also the boss of Sabrina Taylor who was interviewed in episode 04.  

Listen to the podcast for free on iTunes.  

For those who don't know, just earlier this year I had less than $200 in all of my bank accounts combined and was making around $150 a month total.  Then I met Anton from AntonMethod.com - I followed his course on Dropshipping and eCommerce and two short months later, built a successful online business that was generating over $18K a month in sales and growing each and every month.  I went from having $200 in my bank account to over $15,000 in spendable profits just a few short months later.  I have this man to thank for introducing me to the world of building legitimate businesses online and starting my path to true entrepreneurial freedom.  Anton is truly one of the hardest working, generous, and genuine guys I have ever met.  I am extremely happy to be able to share his knowledge and his story with everyone listening.  Click here to listen.

Just a few years ago my good friend Sonic was broke, barely making ends meet and sharing a studio apartment in Los Angeles with two roommates.  Fast forward a few years and now he's driving a Mercedes Benz, owns two Condos which he paid for in cash, and just started his 4th business over the weekend.  Sonic aka John Ban is from Indianapolis, Indiana and came out to visit me here in Chiang Mai Thailand just to hang out.  Make sure you watch the bonus tips video at the end of the show notes, it's not to be missed and it gets crazier towards the end of the video.

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