Description
For episode 25, I talk with Nubia Younge, entrepreneur, mother and founder of Chronicles Abroad podcast show. She currently lives in Chiang Mai, Thailand where she spends her days fostering a culture of collaboration and innovation by cultivating strong relationships with other expats.
Born and raised in Boston, MA, Nubia was hit by the travel bug in 2011 when she set out on a 14 day European vacation. She then spent the next six years traveling to 35 countries in 5 continents, all while being a single mom, working full time and going to school part-time in the evening.
In early 2017 she decided to donate all of her belongings and pack a suitcase to go see the world. With over 10 years of experience in travel and hospitality management industry, she is a bona fide foodie and travel consultant who loves inspiring others to explore the world.
What You'll Learn
* How she got bit with the international travel bug in her late 20s
* Which online communities were helpful when she started traveling more
* Where she went during her initial travel years.
* How she managed to pull it off despite her busy schedule and responsibilities
* The challenges that came with traveling a lot in a short time period
* Why she decided to pivot and start thinking about moving abroad
* The circumstances that allowed her to take the leap and move abroad
* How she ended up living in Chiang Mai
* How she is providing financially for herself while living in Thailand
* What she loves about living in Asia, and how it allows her to travel even more (with less stress)
* Why she started the Chronicles Abroad podcast
* How living abroad has changed her life (so inspiring)
* Her tips and resources
Resources
Chronicles Abroad https://chroniclesabroad.com
Facebook / Instagram
Nomadness Travel Tribe
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