250: Celebrating Success: Key Takeaways from Expat Money’s Finest Discussions

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Today’s episode celebrates 250 episodes of the Expat Money Show! I can’t believe some of the incredible people I’ve gotten to speak to doing this podcast, many of whom I admired years before this show, were even an idea in my mind.  It occurred to me that many of you hadn’t yet begun your expat…

248: How To Build A Parallel System And Just Leave – Parallel Mike

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Parallel Mike is an organic farmer, investor and host of the Parallel Systems Broadcast. Having spent most of his adult life in Britain while working as a counsellor and competing as an endurance athlete, Mike and his wife emigrated to Poland to focus on living a more self-sufficient and decentralized life.   TODAY’S CONVERSATION WITH…

247: How To Defend Yourself From What Is Happening In The World

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This week’s episode will be a little different than the normal fare, as I am officially unveiling a project that has been in the works for ten months now. Dare I say, this will be a game changer for anyone serious about achieving more freedom in their lives in the face of all the craziness…

242: Navigating De-Dollarization: The Emergence of a BRICS Commodity-Backed Currency

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In today’s episode, I am going to share a portion of this past weekend’s workshop on Brazil, in which I gave a presentation about the de-dollarisation that is happening in the world and what we’re going to see with either a new reserve currency or a second reserve currency in the world. This is an…

241: Digital Defense: Josh Summers’ Strategies for Protecting Your Online Presence

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Josh Summers is an expert in online security and identity protection who has lived and worked in Asia since 2006. He has written for Lonely Planet, published his own travel guides, and built multiple online brands that reach tens of millions of people each year. I am doing my best to stay current on the…

240: Ahead Of The Curve: Sam Rivello’s Early Adventures In Digital Nomadism

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Today’s guest is Sam Rivello, who left his home in Los Angeles, California in 2010 as a ‘life experiment’ to combine work and travel to see the world. Since then, he has spent “1 minute or more” in 81 countries, with an average time of 58 days per country. Over the past 12 months, he…