The Nomad Together Podcast | Location Independent Families & Digital Nomad Families

NomadTogether.com/Andrea On this week's podcast we've invited Andrea Watters on to the show. Andrea is an Aussie and her story is incredibly unique because she traveled the world as a child. She is going to be sharing what life is like as an adult after traveling the world in her younger years. We know there are a lot of parents out there who wonder how the nomadic lifestyle will impact their children as they get older. Andrea talks us through a lot of those concerns and helps us see some of the real-world benefits that our kids will see for the rest of their lives. NomadTogether.com/Andrea    

NomadTogether.com/Anthony On this week's podcast, we are going to be speaking with Anthony Fasano. Like most of our listeners, Anthony is in the stage where he is actually planning his first trip as a digital nomad.  This is going to be a really informative episode for people who are trying to transition to location-independence, as Anthony is going to be talking about how he turned his career as an engineer into a location-independent business. The Fasano family's story is also unique in that they haven't really decided on becoming full-time digital nomads just yet, but their first foray into this lifestyle might just change their minds.  NomadTogether.com/Anthony

NomadTogether.com/Natalie On this week's episode, we have invited Natalie Sisson on to the show. Natalie is a number one bestselling author, podcaster, speaker and adventurer. She believes everyone has the right to choose freedom in business and adventure. Natalie was born in New Zealand and built her multiple six figure business from her laptop over the last five years. She has been living out of her suitcase, and has traveled to 70 countries while showing others how to build profitable online businesses via her website SuitcaseEntrepreneur.com.   NomadTogether.com/Natalie

NomadTogether.com/DeVault On today's podcast, I am speaking with Zane and Gretchen DeVault. The DeVaults are a pair of musicians with twin children, who have recently completed a their first location-independent fact-finding trip to Los Angeles. They have returned home to Michigan and are in the process of selling their belongings with the intention of traveling across North America. Listen in to hear how their lives have been challenged and changed. Their story is a fantastic example of how anyone can transition into the Digital Nomadic lifestyle. NomadTogether.com/DeVault

NomadTogether.com/StartupWithKids Today I am speaking with Dan of Startup with Kids, a podcast all about helping families start and grow businesses while being parents. Dan and his wife have three businesses and are expecting their first child. Like many of our listeners, they are not yet location independent, but they are moving in that direction.  Dan was also homeschooled and talks really frankly about his education and home situation growing up. I actually pushed Dan pretty hard by playing the Devil's advocate on this episode. Stick around to see how he handles the pressure and how we can all learn from his story. NomadTogether.com/StartupWithKids

NomadTogether.com/Fair On today's podcast I am going to be speaking with Ross and Mel Townson of FairMarketeers, a website that focuses on helping businesses be ethical in their hiring practices. It's a much different perspective than most of us who own businesses have about hiring. Today's interview will help you see how one couple can travel the world while running a business together and selling other businesses. In fact, they sold their most recent business just ten days before recording this podcast. This episode will touch on what it took for them to transition into location independence and what we can do as entrepreneurs to be more ethical in our hiring practices.  NomadTogether.com/Fair  

NomadTogether.com/FullTimeFamilies On today's episode, I'm going to be speaking with Kimberly Travaglino of Fulltime Families, a community of almost 1000 Full-Time RVing families. If that number seems surprising, just wait until she tells you how many full-time families in her community are in the United States or how many there are in the world. Not all of these families are location independent, but today's show will really explain a lot about how other families are full-timing it across the United States in an RV. Kimberly is also going to be giving away some prizes so be sure listen to the entire episode to find out how you could get your hands on some free stuff. NomadTogether.com/FullTimeFamilies  

NomadTogether.com/Questions On this week's episode, we are going to be responding to a bunch of questions that were submitted by our listeners. We'll be touching on a broad range of topics, including how we do family differently, and why we love to live with less. We'll also be talking about how we were able to shut down our old lives, how we handle our mail forwarding, and why communication with your partner is of the utmost importance when you are transitioning into a location-independent lifestyle. NomadTogether.com/Questions  

nomadtogether.com/downsizing Today we're going to talk about downsizing your life and living off of less. Living a nomadic life means that you can't take everything with you when you leave. This week's episode is all about helping you choose what you can keep and what you can live without. We put together a list of tricks for downsizing your belongings, and we've broken them down into 18 unique categories. Even if you aren't location-independent, these tips are valuable to anyone who is looking to simplify their life.  nomadtogether.com/downsizing

nomadtogether.com/banking Today we are going to talk about banking and how it can help you live a life of freedom. For most of us that are living the Western script, banking is a simple, everyday part of our lives. For digital nomads it can become a lot more complicated. We'll be talking about some financial lessons that we learned  during our travels, and how you can avoid making the same mistakes. We'll also be sharing what we believe are the top four banks worldwide for location-independent families, so you can choose the bank that is right for you. nomadtogether.com/banking