The process of going offshore and becoming a Digital Nomad is not set in stone. Copying other entrepreneur’s formulas may not be a path to your perfect lifestyle . A meaningful personal relationship is obtainable while you are being 100% above board with your residencies, your monies and your offshore strategies.
Key Takeaways:
Andrews Editorial:
2:00 Private Club Member shares a relationship article
5:05 The personal side of things
8:21 Travel Tips for Digital Nomads
11:25 Don’t trap yourself with declarations
14:17 Don’t fall for the nomad formula
14:46 Andrew can help you with….
15:36 Lifestyle Design 2.0
The Interview:
19:00 The tedious and boring parts of the nomad life
20:43 Gregory’s background
21:58 Teaching English isn’t a high end service
23:35 Where is there a need that is not being fulfilled?
26:59 The guy in control of his life
27:39 The big A-ha moment
30:00 People copy digital nomads/entrepreneurs
32:03 Market Fit
33:50 Places Greg likes and dislikes
36:04 If someone’s a jerk they must have a redeeming quality
36:30 Greg’s offshore strategies
39:20 International diversification
41:03 Looking for a mobile, but rooted lifestyle
42:50 100% above board as a Digital Nomad
47:13 Is Spain a good place?
48:25 Forming a cultural bond with women
Lightning Round:
52:25 One business – Business courses for locals
53:20 One country – Ecuador
53:48 One book – Flatland
54:44 One tool – Skype
Listener Questions:
57:21 Jackson wants to go clubbing with Andrew
59:31 Michaela asks about the Comoros Islands
1:01:15 Residency options that lead to citizenship
1:03:08 Dominica – Instant citizenship
1:06:47 Citizenship by Investment in Comoros
Mentions:
Nomadcapitalist.com
Four Hour Workweek
MarketFit.net
Flatland Book
