316: How to Become a Digital Nomad with Yuri Chu Su

Learn how to leave your corporate job and transition into the digital nomad lifestyle with the skills you already have.

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Yuri Chu Su talks about her Chinese-Peruvian identity while growing up in Lima, Peru. She reflects on her first visit China at age 9 and then moving to Canada with her family. Yuri talks about her traditional career path of becoming an Accountant, and then her journey discovering The Maverick Show podcast and being inspired to become a digital nomad. She explains her process for quitting her job, using her existing skillset to land remote freelance clients, and then transitioning into a lifestyle of itinerant world travel. Yuri talks about her experiences on the Nomad Cruise and the Remote Year Program, shares stories from her travels, and explains how she was able to build meaningful community with other world travelers. Finally, she reflects on her multi-cultural identity and what travel means to her today. FULL SHOW NOTES WITH DIRECT LINKS TO EVERYTHING DISCSUSSED ARE AVAILABLE HERE. 

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