Nothing will be the same again. With the workforce in ‘social distance’ mode during the CoVid19 pandemic, the few lucky ones that are able to keep their jobs have moved their office at home.I talk about the state of remote work during this global...

Shownotes: Remotise.com/025 Carey James has built his coaching based on his experience taking much needed action for happiness and purpose. He joins me on The Remotise Podcast to talk about how actions to achieve a lifestyle like 'location independence' requires the right mindset.

Take the test to see if you are ready to become a digital nomad! If you’re starting out, there are steps you can take to reveal whether becoming a digital nomad can work for you! Book a flight to a different town. Live there for 2 weeks or a month. Assess the pros and cons for yourself. Is the remote lifestyle truly for you? Chris Backe offers effective step by step instructions to help you transition to a fully paid digital nomad in his book, “Becoming a Digital Nomad.”

Shownotes: Remotise.com/023 Just a decade ago, if you walked into an office and asked how many people work remotely, you'll get a bunch of puzzled faces staring back. With the internet being what it is, we have a decade coming to a close with the rapid popularity of remote work. I wanted to share exciting news about the future of remote work and what 2020 means to you.

Click here for the show notes: Remotise.com/022 When it comes to managing and hiring remote teams, Liam Martin caught me by surprise with many of his answers and insights in today's episode. Liam Martin is the co-founder and CMO of Time Doctor, Staff.com, and the biggest remote-first conferences in the world, Running Remote. 

Show notes: Remotise.com/021 Expect the unexpected because everything is unexpected living the life Heraid Castillo has been for the last 4 years. In this episode of The Remotise Podcast, Hera explains how she was able to travel and work from anywhere, whether that's working a remote job or taking odd gigs in developing countries.

Show notes: www.remotise.com/020 You've been applying and applying for remote work in the last month, yet you're getting ZERO callbacks. Why? In today's episode, I'll be going over the 4 most common reasons why and not only will I explain those common mistakes, but I'll show you quick solutions you can do today to improve your odds. The 4 Mistakes are: Ghosting Your 'Email' Voice T-Rex Tech Me, Me, Me! I explain in detail each of these mistakes and how to fix 'em!

Show notes: www.remotise.com/019 Don't get caught with your pants down! Employers hiring remote workers are more cautious than hiring someone in-house. Matt SD brings up his best tips and advice when it comes to answering 15 of the most common interview questions for remote workers. Do you have what it takes to become a remote worker? 

Show notes: www.Remotise.com/018 In today's episode, we have Jake Tran. He's a YouTuber and work-from-home enthusiast turned full-time entrepreneur. He credits his booming business because of going remote and working from anywhere he likes.

Show Notes: https://remotise.com/017 In this episode of The Remotise Podcast, we have Mike Cee from Tribe Theory Startup Village. Tribe Theory is a multi-national co-working and co-living space that caters to start-ups, creatives, and entrepreneurs from all around the world. I was lucky enough to stay with them for an entire month in Bali, Indonesia where I met Mike.

Show notes: Remotise.com/016 I just finished my project with DigitalNomad.com and I’m on the next job hunt. But fast forward to now, I’m actually super excited and pumped for the next gig. Last year, I stumbled on a cool way to apply to jobs that lead me to be able to work from anywhere in the world and travel like a mofo. I want to tell you how I did it so you can take this same process to increase your job application response rate to more than DOUBLE.

Show notes: https://remotise.com/015 Yeah, it’s pretty ridiculous to think that there’s a job out there that requires no experience, highly in-demand, pays an average of $45,000 a year, and can be done remotely or abroad.  And yet, it’s my plan B. I think it’s important to have a contingency plan, especially when you’re traveling and living abroad like I am.  PS - Join my FREE 6-week digital marketing job training: https://remotise.com/futureproof 

Show Notes: Remotise.com/014 Kieran Browning shares his insight hosting successful growth masterminds, curating realistic goals to effectively keep yourself accountable, and many more! I initially met Kieran interviewing him for Engineered Truth. Since then, we have connected with spirituality talks, personal development, and entrepreneurship. A lot of what he's able to accomplish was through seeking discomfort, learning digital marketing, and finding what's worth struggling for.

Show notes: https://remotise.com/013 In today's episode, Phillip Huynh, owner of Creative Hippo, gives us the no-b******t truth on how to get hired as a virtual assistant.

Show notes: https://remotise.com/012 In this episode of The Remotise Podcast, I chat with Jennifer Lachs about the importance of community, especially as a female digital nomad.

Show notes: Remotise.com/011 Did you know that copywriters make an average of $71K USD a year? A remote copywriter makes less than that, about $50K USD a year. That’s really good money if you’re living overseas in Southeast Asia but forget it if you’re trying to live in a major city anywhere else in the world. Or is it? In today’s episode I have Daniel Vu, an ex-marine turned copywriter who makes $40/hour remotely which is more than 76,000 a month, more than the US national average.

In this episode, we talk to Wally Wang, a work-from-home online teacher. He’s always wanted to be a teacher but found that it wasn’t easy to land a job in a classroom. He discovered an opportunity to become a teacher in Shanghai, China and his life hasn’t been the same since. We talk about how he managed to save $14,000 in 7 months working abroad, how easy it is to land a teaching job in Asia, and how remote work has given Wally the freedom to become his own boss. Warning: There is cussing in...

Show notes: remotise.com/009 When our guest, Robert O’Kruk, first started his digital nomad journey, he ran into a big problem. After securing remote work in his hometown of London, Ontario, Canada, he bought a one-way ticket to Thailand. Then all of a sudden, his clients back home were dropping him one by one and he only left Canada a few months ago. He discovered a way to get new clients and recover his digital nomad lifestyle. Find out how in today's episode.

In today’s episode, I chat with, Seth Hymes, a filmmaker who started his career in digital marketing. Digital marketing is the umbrella term for all things online marketing. It’s everything from ranking a website to the first page of google, google or facebook ads, or social media management. This skill is a mix of tech, creativity, and data analysis. Show Notes available at www.remotise.com/008.

Garrett Mehrguth is the CEO of Direct Consulting and leads a team of 50+ employees and every single one of them has the benefits of working remote (and many other benefits discussed in the episode). Understand the mind of a young leader as he traverses the daily challenge to keeping him and his team to the standard of exceptionalism throughout their career and personal life.

In this episode we explore the pros and cons of being a remote entrepreneur vs a remote employee, The feeling of loneliness while being location independent, whether that’s working from home or traveling, and how to overcome that feeling, and the importance of building an in-demand skill to grow and sustain your remote lifestyle.

Erick brings his knowledge running a remote team and solving problems as a service-based business owner. Learn how to be the best remote team member and suggestions on how to manage one yourself. 

Our guest today is a fellow podcaster and CEO of Empire Flippers, Joe Magnotti. In this episode we talk about why the entire Empire Flippers company is 100% remote, how to hire full time western remote workers for cheap, when you should fire a remote employee, and the best advice when looking for a mentor.

In this episode of The Remotise Podcast, David Abusiewiez talks about his frustrations working as an IBM consultant and his decision to quit all that and find a better life in the Philippines.