Borderless Podcast

In this Episode we talk to Carlos Lara about the Infinite Banking Concept. Infinite banking is a strategy first formulated by R. Nelson Nash in his book Becoming Your Own Banker (http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B001NZO1DS/ref=as_li_qf_sp_asin_il_tl?ie=UTF8&camp=1789&creative=9325&creativeASIN=B001NZO1DS&linkCode=as2&tag=bordeblog-20&linkId=MCVDLY2B5ULE64D4). We talk to Carlos about how exactly you opt-out of the banking system today. Once you grasp how to use Infinite Banking, you’ll be amazed at how you can escape dependence on the unsafe, unsustainable banking system, save massively on life-long interest charges and take control of your own banking.  

Michael Strong is a revolutionary thinker who has founded many organizations to help bring about change to the world through entrepreneurship. His ideas of approaching world problems and government institutions with startup culture have motivated him to get involved in the ZEDE Project in Honduras. In this episode we talk about the future of these start up cities and how you can get involved in making them a reality.

Pete Sisco has definitely been one of our best guests so far. He has figured out the magic formula for creating a successful online business that has worked wonders for him, his wife and six kids who all now travel the world as digital nomads. He is an evangelist for creating online businesses because of the freedom it allows. In this episode we talk about the steps you need to take to start your own online business and how this type of entrepreneur could change the entire social system. Pete’s Book The Freedom App talks about building true freedom through Contractual Republics. We talk about all of these things and much more in this invigorating interview.

Glen Roberts renounced his citizenship a year and a half ago. To help others with the process he has written a book “How to Renounce Your U.S. Citizenship in Two Easy Steps”. What makes Glen different in his renouncing is that he has done it without another citizenship and is now a truly stateless man. In this episode we talk to Glen about the process of renouncing, life in Paraguay and how to live as a stateless man. 

In this episode we talk to Andrew Henderson from The Nomad Capitalist. Andrew started his business while traveling the world and finding the best places to live and invest. Now he has a thriving community of followers and over a million unique visitors per year to his website.  We talk to Andrew about the different options for second passports as well as his advice for entrepreneurs thinking of going global.  

Finding a tax attorney that is willing to help you with your international business is not easy. Every once in a while you can find one that will actually be proactive in helping you avoid paying too much in taxes. Claudia Moncarz is one of them. Claudia is originally from Panama but has traveled the world and is now stationed in Miami. In this episode we dispel some of the common misconceptions about international tax law and go over some things you need to do when operating a location independent business. 

In this episode we talk to Phillip Hardcastle who has taken the discomforts of life and turned them into challenges to be overcome. By doing this he has worked in real estate in Texas, Hawaii, Cambodia and now has one of the most successful real estate companies in San Miguel de Allende. We talk to him about the market and how he has been able to harness the changing demographics of buyers to his benefit. He also gives priceless advice about market research and what to look for if your starting a business today.

Fergus Hodgson is a world traveler, policy advisor and editor and chief to the Panam Post. He is in on the front line of media using new ways of communication to break into areas with some of the most oppressed speech on the planet. In this episode we talk about his life as a permanent traveler as well as the present state of media and where he sees in going in the future.

James Guzman is Borderless Blog and Borderless Podcast and it's only right the the very first podcast is his story and his vision for this project. In this episode he talks about what kind of guests will be on the Podcast and the vision behind it. He also talks about his background and how he came to settle in San Miguel de Allende.

During the interview he also talks about the situation with college in the US and how it is almost always a bad option for young people.

If you are just getting into this podcast listen to this one first to discover what Borderless is all about.