Traveling Israel Like A Local with Nir and Guy, Co-Founders of Puzzle Israel

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Recently I had the good fortune to be able to travel to Israel with two amazing dudes, Nir and Guy.

As local Israelis, they had the idea to bring people to Israel and show them around…as locals.

Add to that the promise of delicious foods (they both have culinary backgrounds) and I was hooked.

Since I’m always trying to experience places more authentically this seemed like the perfect type of tour for me, so I gave it a go.

And it BLEW ME AWAY.

I ate delicious food, made a bunch of friends, and was able to understand this complicated and thrilling country through the eyes of locals.

Nir and Guy have done something awesome by creating a boutique travel company that is going to turn the tour industry on its head, and today, they reveal how it all started (with a dream…and some beer), where it’s going, and why they are doing something no one else in Israel is attempting to do.

And don’t forget…for a special discount and a VIP experience, check out Puzzle Israel and mention that Trav from Extra Pack of Peanuts sent you!

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In This Episode

  • 07:00 Authentic travel
  • 15:00 Working around what you want YOUR trip to be
  • 18:00 The future of Puzzle Israel
  • 20:00 Amazing activities that I never would have found on my own.
  • 27:00 Two chefs running a tour company? I was hooked.
  • 34:40 Need a break? Boutique travel allows for your schedule!
  • 37:24 Thoughts on the safety of Israel
  • 42:18 Travel Mishaps for Guy and Nir
  • 48:21 How to find Puzzle Isreal and a special offer just for you!

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The Roundtable: Solo Travel

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The roundtable is back! Today’s guests include:

and of course, myself!

Today I ask them a question that I hear a lot from listeners, but don’t have much experience with myself.

Traveling Solo

All of our guests today have done extensive solo travel, and they all have a unique perspective to bring to the questions of traveling alone.

They speak about the importance of traveling alone, what you can get out of the experience, and how to meet people on the road. We also discuss a little about traveling with a friend or family member, and how important it is to match travel styles!

Many of you are wanting to take solo trips but might be scared to go at it alone.

But the funny thing is, you’re never alone on the road!

Don’t wait for other people to be ready. Where will your first solo trip take you?

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In This Episode

  • 07:30 – The benefits of solo travel
  • 09:10 What are you more aware of as a solo traveler?
  • 10:04 Choosing a travel partner.
  • 12:40 The value of being alone
  • 16:00 Why you should go even if no one else can.
  • 20:30 Practice. Go out to eat alone.
  • 21:44 Meeting people on the road.
  • 27:00 Start off with a bit of hand-holding. Nothing wrong with that!
  • 31:18 How it makes you grow

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The Roundtable: Travelers Asking Travelers!

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What happens when you get 4 big travel podcasters on one show?

You get some great travel stories!

Today I present a roundtable of some of the best travel podcasters out there:

and of course, myself!

We spend this episode asking each other questions, what’s the worst food you’ve ever eaten?

What’s your favorite travel app?

What do you look for in your mobile office?

How do you actually feel about flying?

And some of our answers may surprise you!

Not only do we get into some pretty gross food, it turns out that someone you wouldn’t expect actually really hates to fly!

And of course, what is a mobile office without a focused beer?

Now I know I’ve gotten your attention!

Let me know how you enjoyed today’s episode and if you’d like to hear more like this!

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In This Episode

  • 06:47 If you could be anywhere in the world right now? Where would it be?
  • 10:23 What’s your favorite travel app?
  • 18:47 Canadian Flags & Backpacks.
  • 25:13 Favorite pieces of travel gear.
  • 33:40 What’s the one place everyone’s told you you’d love but you didn’t?
  • 43:40 What do you look for in an office on the road?
  • 50:48 Strangest foods around the world.
  • 59:05 How do you actually feel about flying?

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Going From Malaria to The Startup Diaries with Fabian Dittrich, Part 2

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Today we get into the Startup Diaries. Fabian regales us of tales of working from the road in South America with his entire company while filming the stories of entrepreneurs along the way.

We discuss how to manage client expectations when you’re working from the road and the challenges that Fabian and his company faced while working from a Jeep throughout South America.

However working while traveling taught Fabian something extremely important, it’s better to work efficiently than to work a lot. You do, after all, have to have time to see things while you’re traveling! He’s even kind enough to share some of his tips for efficiency with us today.

While we may have spoiled his travel mishap in the first half of the show, Fabian brings up something else very important to talk about today.

Many of us chase the Location Independent lifestyle, but it’s important to realize why you’re doing it, and what you’re going to do with the freedom afforded when you get it.

So, what will you do with your freedom?

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In This Episode

  • 41:00 The Startup Diaries
  • 47:00 Managing client expectations
  • 52:15 The challenges of working on the road.
  • 55:00 Things to make you work more efficiently
  • 68:00 You’re a digital nomad. Now what?

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Going From Malaria to The Startup Diaries with Fabian Dittrich, Part 1

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Fabian Dittrich is well known for his awesome show, The Startup Diaries.

But how did he get there? What started the journey to the filming of such an awesome show?

Turns out, it’s not what you think.

He got Malaria.

And he’s thankful he did.

Today Fabian joins us to chat about how he went from Malaria to a series of life events that lead to him taking his entire company on a road trip through South America filming the Startup Diaries along the way.

On his journey, he heard the standard job advice (decided it wasn’t for him), and figured out that one of the best ways for him to make decisions was to base them on whether or not something would make a good story.

So, what do you think? Do YOU think it was a good story?

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In This Episode

  • 02:10 An alarm clock free lifestyle (at least most of the time!)
  • 05:00 Thailand – a magical place
  • 10:20 The traditional advice to become a more “employable person”
  • 16:00 Going from malaria to a job in London.
  • 24:00 Decisions based on “Would this make a good story?”
  • 33:00 Figuring out how to move from the startup to work at his own company.

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Why I Spent 15 Days in Airplanes and Airports w/ Nate Buchanan

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Nate Buchanan is the creator of Peanut Butter Printing and NateBuchanan.org. He returns to the EPOP podcast after transforming from a frequent flyer newbie to a seasoned veteran in just one year!

In this episode Nate talks about his incredible 15-day mileage run in airplanes and airports from South America to Asia, and why he considers this 92,000-mile business class trip an investment.

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In This Episode:

  • How Nate earned the highest American Airlines status
  • How much this 15-day, business-class trip cost, and why it was a good investment
  • What it’s like to fly in business class and stay in first-class lounges
  • The scares and mishaps that almost derailed Nate’s 15-day adventure
  • Nate’s favorite airport lounge of all time
  • What exciting adventure is next for Nate
  • and much, much more.

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