Travel Fuels Life

If you're interested in being a digital nomad, or if you're an entrepreneur or a company that wonders what the benefits of having a remote work force might be, check out this week's episode. My special guest is Nishchal Dua, the founder of The Remote Work Summit, the world's largest online conference specifically devoted to remote work.

What makes a great travel experience? Seeing amazing places or having amazing food? This week, I chat with a food blogging and social media influencing pioneer Chef Dennis. Our conversation will focus around food quality in the U.S. and around the world, how to find great restaurant experiences, attempting foods that fit the local culture, and we'll even chat about what happens to rocket scientists when they retire.

Back in 2012, my friend Pete Kirby and I took off for the Northeastern United States to see as many baseball games and stadiums as we could see in 7 days.  Join us as we recall how we first met watching a baseball game on TV at the radio station we worked at, and then discuss each of the stops we made on our 7 day journey.  And, for a bonus, we each talk about our top 5 favorite ballparks in the bonus video available on YouTube at https://www.youtube.com/c/drewhannush

It's time to start planning out your Spring and Summer vacation, and if you're planning to see some national parks in the United States, I've got a special guest who has a wealth of knowledge on the subject. His name is John Tillison and he spent 20 years as a park ranger, helping maintain our parks, informing visitors through interpretive programs, and through law enforcement. John started a blog a couple years ago helping people get concise and targeted information about our 418 nationally managed park destinations and 61 official national parks.

So, I've traveled all around the United States and Canada, and I've got a good start in Europe. But right in my backyard is Mexico and it's been sorely neglected in terms of me planning trips there. So, join me as I recount some of the important, curious, and sometimes funny things I discovered during my time south of the border.

What's it like to get started on a nomadic lifestyle? Join me as I discuss this very subject with a couple who are making their way through Costa Rica on a journey to a new lifestyle.

Ilene Valencia and Brock Bover discuss:

• The decision to live the nomadic lifestyle
• How they got started
• The reaction of friends and family
• How to start a life of minimalist living
• Logistics of living on the road
• Sustainable travel
• The day to day experience of Costa Rica

Find more show notes at https://www.travelfuelslife.com/podcasts

As an entrepreneur, I have developed a way to add more travel to my life, while keeping two businesses running at the same time. It started with optimizing the office and getting my staff trained. But it also included developing systems of communication and developing strategies that allowed me to create itineraries that helped me have quality downtime while on trips, but also make sure I was maximizing my work and keeping my quality standards at their highest.

How do I do it all? Well, that is a long story, but I thought I would give you a glimpse into one of my travel weeks. So I chose my trip to Hawaii and Las Vegas as the perfect opportunity to give you a sample. During the trip I would be collecting video for some YouTube videos, working on photography, and getting content for this podcast, all while keeping my web design business motoring along. So, sit back and relax as I take you on a free journey to the big island of Hawaii and sin city, Las Vegas.

As an entrepreneur, I have developed a way to add more travel to my life, while keeping two businesses running at the same time. It started with optimizing the office and getting my staff trained. But it also included developing systems of communication and developing strategies that allowed me to create itineraries that helped me have quality downtime while on trips, but also make sure I was maximizing my work and keeping my quality standards at their highest.

How do I do it all? Well, that is a long story, but I thought I would give you a glimpse into one of my travel weeks. So I chose my trip to Hawaii and Las Vegas as the perfect opportunity to give you a sample. During the trip I would be collecting video for some YouTube videos, working on photography, and getting content for this podcast, all while keeping my web design business motoring along. So, sit back and relax as I take you on a free journey to the big island of Hawaii and sin city, Las Vegas.

Are you like me and you've spent your life avoiding travel agents because you think you can get a better deal on your own, you enjoy planning and don't want to give it up, or because you think its going to cost you more?  Well, I needed some schooling on the subject, so I invited Jessica and Samuel Bouter of Away On Voyage to discuss the purpose of using a travel agent, and specifically a bespoke travel agent.

After meeting Paul in the first episode, we'll now tackle those important factors that go into traveling with a coolness factor, like James Bond.

In this episode we'll discuss:

• Are you a giver or taker? And where did Paul discover the concept?
• Bradley Cooper in Limitless follows the James Bond lifestyle
• Daniel Craig breaks the rules in Spectre
• For prosperity programming, how to use a money clip
• How competing keeps you limited in your success
• Sammy Davis Jr and cultural decorum
• Finding a Bond-like seat on the plane
• How to dress when on the road.
• Arriving at a luxury hotel and tipping
• The casual tipping process of Bond and the thank you
• Uber and Lyft and the Bond lifestyle
• The most Bond casinos
• The evolution of the James Bond lifestyle
• The 21 rules of the James Bond lifestyle (final 20 minutes of the interview)