Welcome back to The Remote Life! My name is Han Talbot, also known as Han Meets World, and today we’ll be chatting with Hallie Wiseman! Working remotely from Spokane Valley, Washington, Hallie is Manager of Community at Remote (and Co-Founder of The Everyday Company). In this episode, we talk about the importance of community as a digital nomad and remote worker, things that aren’t talked about as much about life as a digital nomad and some communication advice for companies looking to take...

Originally from the US, Reneé La Tour is Chief Operations Officer of Dao Financial Solutions and the creator of Ticket to Freedom, as well as writer of the Fancy Nomad blog. In this episode, we talk about finding your style of travel, scaling business as a solopreneur and managing business on the road. So grab a coffee, a tea, or something stronger, and let’s get started!

Originally from the US, Lumin Grace is a lightworker, soul coach and author with a mission to inspire women to dig deep, own their voice, nurture themselves, tune into their hallmark. In this episode, we talk about the Goddess Tapestry Code, staying motivated as a solopreneur and Lumin’s advice for finding your purpose. So grab a coffee, a tea, or something stronger, and let’s get started!

Originally from the UK, Chris Cerra is the founder of RemoteBase. A newsletter for remote workers and digital nomads sharing deals and discounts on accommodation. In this episode, we talk about Chris’ tips for finding accommodation and how RemoteBase provides ease in the process, as well as Chris’ destinations and predictions for the coming year.

Originally from Brazil, Juliana Rabbi is a Career Coach for Remote Jobs and a Digital Nomad, with 15 years of experience in recruitment and nine years of experience remote working. In this episode, we talk about the difference of mindset in a traditional versus remote job, Juliana’s advice for preparing for a remote job interview and her thoughts on the future of work.

Originally from the US, Tim is Co-Founder and COO of Citizen Remote, a digital resource for remote workers to access all of the information they need for their trip. Such as digital nomad visas, travel programmes and other incentives. In this episode, we talk about the ins and outs of digital nomad visas, as well as the need for a tool like Citizen Remote and the importance of building a community as a digital nomad.

Originally from the US, Sally Bunnell is the Founder and CEO of NaviSavi. An app where you can upload your travel content and get paid for every piece that is approved. In this episode, we talk about NaviSavi and who can post, working with investors as a remote business owner and some helpful things to know when running a remote business.

Originally from the US, Steve Tsentserensky is a copywriter and contributor for CNBC and World Nomads, as well as Founder and Creative Director of SBT Creative. In this episode, we talk about how Steve got into the digital nomad lifestyle, his favourite destinations and some things to think about before going remote yourself.

In this episode, we talk to Stéphane Gombauld about Heavnn and how it helps digital nomads with their taxes, things to be aware of as a digital nomad about taxes and how being in control of the nitty gritty can contribute to the freedom of being a digital nomad. So grab a coffee, a tea, or something stronger, and let’s get started!

Originally from Germany, Aline Dahmen is the co-founder of Nomad Soulmates, a Facebook group and now an app, for digital nomads and remote workers to find love in whatever form that may be. In this episode, we talk about Nomad Soulmates and the release of the app, things to consider when dating as a nomad and what finding happily ever after can look like on the road.

Jordan Carroll, also known as the Remote Job Coach, creates content, courses, and coaching programs to help high performers get connected to remote job opportunities, and find freedom and flexibility in life. In this episode, we talk about things to think about when applying for a remote job, including useful skills, and Jordan’s thoughts on the future of remote work.

Originally from Colombia and now based in New York, Nikki Vargas is Founding Editor of Unearth Women and Senior Editor at Fodor’s Travel as well as author of Wanderess. A women’s travel resource that combines the expertise, wisdom, and stories of leading women in the travel space. In this episode we talk about Wanderess and why it’s an essential piece of the travel kit, Nikki’s writing work and how you can pitch your stories to her.

Originally from Ukraine, Orest Zub is a travel blogger and entrepreneur looking to raise awareness of the current situation in his home country. In this episode, we talk about his current work around the war, what we can do as individuals to help Ukrainians and what this could mean for the future of the country. So grab a coffee, a tea, or something stronger, and let’s get started!

In this episode, we talk to Lona Alia about the importance of insurance as a remote lifer, living and working remotely with a family and creating solutions to the impact we have as remote lifers on the places we travel to.

In this episode, we talk to Rowena Hennigan about her LinkedIn course about Becoming a Digital Nomad and some of the takeaways, Rowena’s experience of digital nomadism with her family and her thoughts on the future of the remote life and digital nomad space.

In this episode, we talk to Jessica Cutrufello about life in Amsterdam, things to consider when emigrating and her day to day routine, including things she has learned from working on content with her partner.

Founder of Digital Nomads Israel, Dean Kuchel has been working remotely since 2014 dedicating his time to helping individuals, businesses, and governments to adopt and adapt to the future of work. In this episode, we talk about the benefits of mindset work, stepping into financial freedom and the power of saying ‘yes’.

In this episode, we talk to Adam Halen about investing in real estate as a remote lifer, building a network and things to think about when investing long term as a remote lifer.

Based in Canada, Liam Martin is the founder of Running Remote, a conference for remote-first founders and hybrid-team leaders. And author of a book of the same name, Running Remote, a resource on remote working methodology, which will be released in August. In this episode, we talk about working asynchronously, tips for getting hired remotely and his predictions for the future of remote work.

This episode is in collaboration with Co-Madre. A co-work space and community in Mexico City, started by women and designed for everyone. Welcome back to The Remote Life! My name is Han Talbot, also known as Han Meets World, and today we’ll be chatting with Caro Saracho. Based in Mexico City, Caro is the Communications Manager for the co-working space Co-Madre. She is also the author of ‘Mesa para una’ (Table For One), a book about what it means to be single, happy and fulfilled in the...

Helping cities and companies to stand out to global remote professionals, Tanja Polegubic is the Founder of Saltwater Nomads and Co-Founder of the Digital Nomad Association Split. In this episode, we talk about the importance of community, behind the scenes of a business and how remote lifers can have an impact on tourism.

In this episode, we talk about building a remote work portfolio, the journey of a new business and why Slovenia is a must for remote lifers and digital nomads.

In this episode we talk to Matt Kepnes, from Nomadic Matt, about scaling a business, the importance of community in remote life, and things to think about when choosing a remote life destination.

In this episode, we talk to Dani Leigh about finding work as a remote lifer, why Valencia should be on the remote lifer list and alternatives to MLM schemes.

In this episode, we talk more about how Jen got started on her remote life journey, the different ways of making money on the road and how you can also take your first steps to going remote in 2022.