The Very First Digital Nomad w/ Rob Palmer

Extra Pack of Peanuts Podcast The Very First Digital Nomad w/ Rob Palmer

Are you a digital nomad or an aspiring one? Are you a blogger? Do you know who started it all? Joining me today is someone who has gotten arrested for smuggling a single banana, who ran a campaign for Apple that was so successful their lawyers had to shut it down, and who wrote, quite possibly, the world’s very first blog post and is the world’s very first digital nomad, Rob Palmer from Go Freelance.com.

Today’s episode has been sponsored by our friends at Tortuga Backpacks & Sauv’s!

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In This Episode

  • 05:15 Firsts
  • 10:10 The Early Days
  • 15:15 The FIrst Big Leap As A Digital Nomad
  • 19:10 How Was It For The Kids
  • 22:40 What Is Harder Now 
  • 26:10 When Was It Truly Viable & Current Obstacles
  • 30:55 Typical Day & Tips
  • 36:50 Current Projects & Selling On Amazon
  • 45:00 Favorite Digital Nomad Places
  • 47:30 Favorite Travel Destinations
  • 51:50 Travel Spending
  • 53:50 Biggest Travel MIshaps & What’s Next

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How to Get Cheap Flights with Frequent Flyer Miles

To date, I’ve traveled to over 50 countries for under $100. My wife and I have flown to the World Cup in Rio for $5 (total, not each). And I’ve flown business class from Tokyo to New York for less than the cost of a tank of gas.

The secret to my exceedingly cheap flights? It’s not because I have connections in the airline industry or am some kind of secret agent. No, the answer is simple: frequent flyer miles.

Earning frequent flyer miles isn’t complex, and it doesn’t require you to spend thousands of dollars on flights. All it requires is an understanding of how the system works, and how to use it to your advantage. (more…)

Expat Money Solutions w/ Mikkel Thorup

Extra Pack of Peanuts Podcast Expat Money Solutions w/ Mikkel Thorup

One of the top stressors people have when becoming location independent is money, investments, and taxes abroad and the best way to structure everything. Well, joining me today is someone who has lived everywhere from Banff and the Canadian Arctic to Singapore and Dubai, who has traveled to almost 100 countries and who believes that just because you were born in one country doesn’t mean you have to keep your money and investments there, Mikkel Thorup from  The Expat Money Show.

Today’s episode has been sponsored by our friends at Tortuga Backpacks!

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In This Episode

  • 04:50 Travel Motivation
  • 10:15 Mentors & Marketing
  • 17:05 Big Mistakes
  • 21:50 Financial Opportunities For Regular People
  • 29:50 Offshore Companies
  • 33:25 Expat Options
  • 39:10 Real Estate – Where & Why
  • 46:00 Diversifying
  • 48:30 Strategy For Learning
  • 55:00 Burnout?
  • 59:10 Getting In Over Your Head
  • 01:03:30 Travel Style Change
  • 01:05:40 How Much Travel Is For Pleasure
  • 01:07:30 Biggest Travel Mishap
  • 01:10:35 What’s Next?

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The Digital Nomad Life w/ Eli David

Extra Pack Of Peanuts Podcast 384 The Digital Nomad Life w/ Eli David

Joining me today is someone who has lived in over 40 countries, who had a cat that had more Facebook likes than his company page, and who is known as the Nomad CEO, Eli David, co-founder of StartUpBlink.com & founder of BecomeNomad.com.

Today’s episode has been sponsored by our friends at Tortuga Backpacks & Sauv’s!

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In This Episode

  • 04:50 The Story of Eli
  • 10:30 Travel Mindset Differences, Isreal vs USA
  • 12:55 Digital Nomad – Starting Up
  • 17:40 Balancing Travel & Work
  • 30:15 Logistics When Staying Longer In A Place
  • 37:25 Importance of Co-Working Spaces On The Road
  • 43:35 Are Places Trending Towards Catering To Digital Nomads?
  • 47:05 Best Places For Digital Nomad’s & Hidden Gems
  • 53:30 Planning vs Nomadic Waves
  • 58:50 Places That Are Up Next
  • 01:01:20 Money-Saving Tips & Tricks For Digital Nomads
  • 01:08:15 Biggest Travel Mishaps
  • 01:14:20 What’s Up Next For Eli

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How to Find the Cheapest Flights Every Time

Flying can be one of the most expensive parts of traveling. Depending on where you’re going, a flight could run you anywhere from a couple hundred to a couple thousand dollars. And that doesn’t even include the cost of getting to and from the airport or checking luggage.

But while flying can be expensive, it doesn’t have to be if you know the right strategies. That’s why in this article we’re going to look at how you can get the cheapest flights every time you travel.

Follow these steps, and you’ll have more money left over to spend on fun things (like the world’s best gelato). (more…)

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