This week's guest is Stewart Patton; US Tax Attorney and Expat Entrepreneur.
Stewart helps digital nomads and expats pay as little money as possible (sometimes even ZERO DOLLARS) on their taxes while keeping their business legal.
In today's episode, we talk about exactly how he does this. We also talk about the new online course he's recently launched in order to be able to help even more digital nomads and expats understand the complicated world of paying taxes when you live/work overseas.
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This week's guest is Stewart Patton; US Tax Attorney and Expat Entrepreneur.
Stewart helps digital nomads and expats pay as little money as possible (sometimes even ZERO DOLLARS) on their taxes while keeping their business legal.
In today's episode, we talk about Stewart journey of moving his family from Chicago to Belize to be near his wife's family. He now lives a conventional life in an unconventional location that most people would love to vacation in.
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In this solo episode, I celebrate my one year anniversary of launching the Living Unconventionally podcast.
I also reflect back on my podcasting journey and discuss the ways it has completely changed my entire life.
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In today's episode, I am continuing my conversation with Melanie Paez. We talk about her experience being an Au Pair in China, doing a Workaway gig in Nicaragua, and just what she is doing now to help set her up for a fully location independent travel lifestyle.
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This week's guest is Melanie Paez and we get to hear how she went from a traditional life to being an Au Pair in China to now traveling the world full-time.
We'll also hear about her adventures climbing mountains in Japan, her tips for staying safe while Couchsurfing, the unique Workaway experience she had at a yoga facility in Nicaragua, and more!
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In this week's solo episode, I get real about some of the negative parts of being an entrepreneur and whether or not it's all worth it.
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This week’s guest is Janelle Alex, and she has recently transitioned into a full-time travel lifestyle with her husband and youngest son.
Today, we talk about how her experience owning multiple brick-and-mortar businesses have given her the entrepreneur skills to run her current location independent business.
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This week’s guest is Janelle Alex, and she has recently transitioned into a full-time travel lifestyle with her husband and youngest son.
Today, we talk about her transition from owning multiple successful brick-and-mortar businesses to losing almost everything to now working for herself and traveling with her loved ones.
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I discuss our experience with an often over-looked negative aspect of long-term travel.
I also talk about how I've decided to stop fighting the universe and start following the path my business is leading me down instead of trying to force it down the path I set out for it.
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Today I am continuing my conversation with Sarah Williams, Founder of Tough Girl Challenges, about the struggles and mistakes she's experienced as part of starting her own business and how she wouldn't trade for a steady paycheck if it meant working for someone else.
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This week's guest is Sarah Williams, the founder of Tough Girl Challenges and Host of the Tough Girl Podcast, and today she's talking about some of her craziest travel adventures; including climbing Kilimanjaro and completing what Discovery Channel calls the "toughest footrace on Earth."
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In this week's solo episode, I give some advice about how to handle things when you want to travel more but your significant other doesn't.
I also talk about how my husband and I are handling this exact situation for ourselves.
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Today, I am continuing my conversation with Michael Schwartz. Michael is a visually impaired filmmaker traveling the world for his documentary, The Palette Project.
In this episode, we hear about the different ways Michael is able to fund this adventure. Michael has had considerable experience with crowdfunding campaigns (including one campaign that raised thousands of dollars within the first 10 minutes!) so offers some of his top crowdfunding tips.
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This week's guest is Michael Schwartz. He is a filmmaker who has been losing his eyesight since he was 13 years old. He describes his vision as being like the foggiest day in San Francisco but even more blurry.
He's currently half-way through a documentary that his taking him all over the world to document stories of people who are losing, or have already lost, their sight. The people he's highlighting are sailors, mountain climbers, entrepreneurs ... people who're accomplishing amazing things despite the challenges they face.
In today's episode, we focus on Michael's own story of how losing his eyesight has made him appreciate the world more, how it affects the way he travels, and his experiences in Australia, New Zealand, and Israel as part of the documentary.
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In this solo episode I provide an update on my business (including an uncomfortable shift every entrepreneur faces), my plans for the Living Unconventionally brand this year, and our 2017 travel plans.
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Cathy O'Dowd has been a member of the first South Africa Everest expedition, summited Mount Everest multiple times, set the record as the first woman ever to summit Everest from both the North and South sides of the mountain, and she was also on the mountain during the infamous and tragic 1996 storm that took the lives of several people and inspired the book Into Thin Air and the movie Everest.
Today we talk about how to fund adventure travel; including sponsorships and grants. She also provides some resources to help you start doing the research and skill-building now so you're able to seize adventure opportunities as they come in the future.
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Cathy O'Dowd has been a member of the first South Africa Everest expedition, summited Mount Everest multiple times, set the record as the first woman ever to summit Everest from both the North and South sides of the mountain, and she was also on the mountain during the infamous and tragic 1996 storm that took the lives of several people and inspired the book Into Thin Air and the movie Everest.
We discuss all of those adventures today in what is my most powerful interview to date.
I've been fascinated by Everest since I first read Into Thin Air when I was in the 9th grade (about 16 years ago) and I never dreamed that I would get to speak to somone who's been on Everest, let alone someone who was there during the 1996 season.
You're not going to want to miss a single moment of this episode!
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In this final episode of 2016, I talk about a listener survey I would LOVE, LOVE, LOVE your participation on and explain why this will be my final episode of the year.
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Today I am continuing my conversation with Julie Zuzek from The Corporate Yogi. We're talk about how she helps entrepreneurs overcome Impostor Syndrome and why it's so important to be purpose-driven in your business instead of profit-driven.
We're also going to learn about her training program that teaches entrepreneurs how to become retreat leaders, her free virtual goal setting retreat, and her most used business tools.
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This week's guest is Julie Zuzek from The Corporate Yogi. We're going to talk about the 8 month trip she took visiting countries all over the world after she decided to leave her corporate job of 15 years.
We also learn about how she mostly travels now for global retreats, and how she's helping other entrepreneurs become retreat leaders.
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In this week's solo episode, I talk about our trip last weekend to stay at a gorgeous home in the mountains outside Leadville, Colorado and explain how you can stay there as well!
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Today I am continuing my conversation with Nikki Durling from Four Backpacks One World. We're going to talk about the various ways she and her husband are able to afford to have a full-time nomadic family lifestyle; including how she utilizes Pinterest to help marketing and sell her products.
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This week's guest is Nikki Durling from Four Backpacks One World and today we're going to talk about what led to she and her husband moving their two young children to Costa Rica and then transitioning into a full-time nomadic family lifestyle.
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In this week's solo episode, I discuss some unconventional gifts (and experiences) you can give to your loved ones instead of the traditional, and impersonal, gifts during this holiday season.
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Today I am continuing my conversation with Avery Breyer and she's going to explain how she and her husband have been able to afford traveling the globe with their two young boys for the past 2.5 years.
She talks about how they came to own a million dollars in real estate, the books she's written that have made her a multiple best-selling author, how freelance SEO writing earns her about $60/hour, and the course she created to help others learn how to do what she does.
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