Nathan Aguilera is the author of Foodie Flashpacker, a food focused travel blog. He has been to 60+ countries over five continents and has been traveling the world for 5+ years. 

During this episode, Nathan will share what it takes to be a successful food and travel blogger. Find out how to start your own blog, earn money, and get sponsorships. Listen for fun travel adventures and experiences around Eastern Europe.  

Listen to episode 228 on iTunes, or your favorite podcast app on your phone.

Peter Santenello makes videos that humanize places that have been typically dehumanized by mainstream media, politicians, Hollywood movies and our “leaders.” Some of those places include Iran, Turkey, Ukraine, Eritrea, and Colombia.

During this episode, Peter will talk about the real, raw, and authentic side of countries like Ukraine and Iran. Learn to look at the world differently, remove your fear, and explore out of your comfort zone. Find out how Peter travels the world while managing multiple US businesses from overseas including his passion project-oriented YouTube channel.​

​Listen to episode 225 on iTunes, or your favorite podcast app on your phone.

Louise Croft is a professional fashion blogger, entrepreneur, freelance PR, and life coach, from England. She’s a digital nomad traveling the world while teaching and creating online courses.

During this episode, Louise will share how she makes $10,000 per month on Udemy courses. You’ll learn to get started and create unique content without any technical skills. Listen to the end for the pros and cons of other platforms like SkillShare and find out some keyword ranking tips.

​Listen to episode 221 on iTunes, or your favorite podcast app on your phone.

Lýdia Machová is fluent in 7 foreign languages and is currently learning Swahili. Her goal is to help people enrich any form of learning with additional learning based on 4 pillars of language learning.

During this episode, Lýdia will share those pillars and how you can put together your own combination of methods and resources that suits you best. Learn some tips for first-time learners and find out the most useful languages for travelers. Listen to the end to hear how Lýdia runs her business while traveling including insight into her successful course creation and implication model.

Listen to episode 217 on iTunes, or your favorite podcast app on your phone.

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.

Thomas Barlow works on offshore oil rigs, ice vending machines, and fishes in his off time. He has set himself up to work just a few months out of the year and travels the rest!

During the show, Thomas will share how you can work on offshore oil rigs and fish cleaning jobs in Alaska. He’ll reveal key strategies to running a successful U.S based ice machine business. Listen to the end for his secret to early retirement and how you can fish for the rest of your life.

Listen to episode 191 on iTunes, or your favorite podcast app on your phone. 

Michael Koh is an entrepreneur and a digital nomad who successfully built 3 companies and traveled more than 30 countries. He is the founder of “Tree To Tub” which sells and promotes organic soap made out of soapberries. Formerly called “Soapberri”, it is the world’s first soap grown from trees. He encourages people to replace those harsh chemicals with nature’s gentlest soap.

On this episode, Michael brings us behind the scenes where he talks about how he started this business venture. He explains why he chose this soap industry and what makes these soaps best among all other familiar soaps we use daily. Learning strategies and lessons from his food truck business back in college, he mastered the skill and expertise of a first-rate entrepreneur. Listen in and learn how to start a business and go location independent.

Listen to episode 178 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.

Earnest Epps was making close to six figures with his corporate manager job in his early twenties. He was overworked, never saw family, and was hungry for freedom. After showing incredible success earning $20,000 a month in revenue he is now an official dropship lifestyle coach helping others live the same dream.

In this episode, he shares how he quit his demanding 9-5 job and took control of his life. We will talk about how he made $3,000 in sales in 30 days, launched his e-commerce store, perfect script agreements for suppliers, new features and services with Anton’s course and the importance of a professionally designed website. Listen to the end to learn how to increase sales by 30% and how to make your niche selection easier.

Listen to episode 134 on iTunes, or your favorite podcast app on your phone.

Stephen Yeh shares his financial and spiritual ups and downs since his first sale on his eCommerce store. He was successfully making $12,000 a month on Teespring but eventually landed himself into $60,000 in debt with Amazon FBA. During the show Stephen speaks about his path taken in order to become the best version of himself while balancing a six figure income. We also talk about living a balanced lifestyle in Chiang Mai, bootstrapping on $500 a month, saving money to invest, scammers and fakes in marketing, and being conscious in an unconscious world.

Listen to episode 133 on iTunes, or your favorite podcast app on your phone.

Brian Carraway, founder of Flying Squirrel Outfitters, is creating and providing sustainable high-wage jobs for skilled seamstresses in impoverished villages in Northern Thailand. We talk about his marketing strategies with Kickstarter and Udemy and some key feature designs that make his hammock unique from any other in the world.

​Listen to episode 118 on iTunes, or your favorite podcast app on your phone.

Anthony Rigogliosi went from sleeping in his car to traveling around SE Asia with nothing more than a road bike and backpack. Now he's working directly under Johnny FD, the story on how he jumped on the opportunity and how he got himself hired will inspire you. 
 
This episode goes in depth on when business owners should hire, how to screen applications, get the best possible interns and on the flip side, how you can score the best jobs and nail interviews. 

We also talk about college degrees verses real life experience, buying happiness, affiliate marketing, becoming an overnight success and providing consistent value and offering solutions as an Entrepreneur.

Listen to episode 117 on iTunes, or your favorite podcast app on your phone.

Really excited to have my dropship mentor Anton Kraly back on the show to bring the journey first circle. I signed up as a member of Anton's dropshipping course (www.AntonMethod.com) in May of 2013, exactly three years ago and started learning how to build drop ship based ecommerce stores. Today we talk about how I sold my first one for $60k, what I plan on doing with my other store and my future plans with dropshipping. 

We also talk about paying credit card debt, travel hacking with spending limits and booking flights and hotels to earn rewards. Lastly we share our experiences when dealing with an overwhelming amount of criticisms and specific questions from people online. 

Listen to episode 115 on iTunes, or your favorite podcast app on your phone.

Digital Nomad Nick Danforth dropped out of high school to travel and ended up building a million dollar company which he is the Chief Operating Officer for while on the road. We've hung out in both Koh Lanta and Chiang Mai, Thailand and talk about his journey, freelancing, building a big business while on the road and what the digital nomad lifestyle was like 4 years ago when he started verses now. 

Listen to episode 114 on iTunes here or subscribe on your favorite podcast app. 
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Corey Michael went from working at the U.S. Embassy to starting and selling multiple brands off of Amazon FBA. He makes over $10,000 a month from his products and has sold two brands by the time he was 27 for over $300,000. In this episode we talk about why he doesn't consider what he does a traditional Amazon FBA business, the downsides and obstacles in importing a private label product and how much he reinvests into his business monthly. We talk about the pros and cons of Amazon FBA vs. Dropshipping and how much initial investment and final value you may get for selling each.

Listen on iTunes or your favorite podcast app, ours is Pocket Casts by Shifty Jelly. 

Freedom of Time and Money is every Entrepreneur's dream and David Dang Vu has created just that. This week's podcast is live from a fishing lake in Thailand, where we talk about how the heck David has been on vacation for 30 days and didn't do a single day of work. We talk about his systems he has in place, his team, and how he was able to not only pay for his entire vacation but also pocket over $14,000 into savings while staying at a beachfront resort, eating out 21 meals a week, getting massages, and going on dream trips including scuba diving, caving, snorkeling. dirt bike riding and fishing. David is a serial entrepreneur with multiple businesses including running ebay stores, airbnb rental properties, a gift card business and his own course.  

You can listen to episode 110 on iTunes here or download it on your favorite podcast app on your phone. 

Sitting down with Dan Bell who is 55, and traveling the world, we talk about what it actually takes to retire, and how much money you need to live comfortably. This episode contains advice that I wish I knew in my 20's and is vital for people of all ages. Hope you enjoy it!

You can listen to the full episode on the iTunes store or on your favorite podcast app on your phone 

Max is the head of my mastermind group, and is extreme when it comes to internet marketing. He owns his own French language fitness training course and uses internet marketing techniques to attract clients. In this episode we talk about hardcore marketing vs. laidback approaches and the value you get from joining a mastermind group.

Max is a student of internet marketing legends such as Eben Pagan, Sales Psychology and Persuasions and Guru Mastermind, Ryan Dice's Digital Marketer for Sales Funnels and Email Marketing as well as Dan Kennedy, Frank Kern and Brendon Burchard. Listen to the episode on iTunes here or download it in your favorite podcast app on your phone! 

Curious how Tim Ferriss kick ass podcast is made? This week's guest Ian Robinson is the owner of Freedom Podcasting which is one of the guys behind editing and producing the podcast. In this episode we talk about how creating a podcast editing service was the perfect path to freedom for him and his wife who are both currently traveling around Thailand as digital nomads. 

If you want to learn how to edit high end podcasts yourself or start your own service check out Ian's Podcast Production course here. 

Sam Marks sold his company for $100 Million Dollars and was one of the speakers at the 2016 Nomad Summit here in Chiang Mai, Thailand. In this episode we talk casually about how life has changed now that he is a multi millionaire, and why he's still living in cheap places like Chiang Mai instead of balling out in New York or Monaco. We talk about his recent travels to Antarctica and why he decided to jump in completely naked into freezing ice water. 

This episode is a chance to virtually hang out with a millionaire nomad, get a sense of what is important in life, and how even as a bootstrapping digital nomad we are already living similar lifestyles. We talk a bit about how he started in business and how you can as well, but since this episode is more about travel and lifestyle, if you want to listen to his complete business talk on how he started SkyCig and how they grew it into a hundred million dollar company , it'll be available for free on NomadSummit.com along with the rest of the talks. P.S. Sorry my voice file is a bit corrupted, we tried it clean it up as much as we could, but good news is that Sam's voice track is perfect. 

In this episode I sit down with Bauke from Holland who makes money as a Cost Per Action Marketer. We both share how we got started as entrepreneurs, our favorite books that helped get us started and the mistakes we've made preventing early success. I share a story on how ultra successful Charles Ngo and I both had similar paths and although we've never met, how 15 years ago we both found the same hot deal and from that point he went on the journey to make money online, and I wasted the next 10 years learning how to save as much money and get the best bargains as possible.

I really enjoyed this episode and I think you will as well even if you have no interest in CPA marketing or Affiliate marketing as most of the episode we talk about life changing books, the lessons learned and developing the right mindset. 

It's crazy that it's been 100 episodes! 2.5 years of hosting the Travel Like a Boss Podcast later, I've learned a ton about business from interviewing successful location independent entrepreneurs and grew my income by 400% by following the tips I've learned from them. In this episode I feature calls from podcast listeners from around the world and answer their questions on the podcast and share some of my best tips that I've learned over the years.

Thank you for being part of the journey! If you'd like to listen to the episode, you can find it on your favorite podcast app or find it on iTunes here.