The New Nomad
Allen Koski & Chris Nam | Insured Nomads
The New Nomad is not just a podcast, it’s a community of people, ideas and spirit. We share that Nomad spirit as Insured Nomads and I have lived the nomad existence; with cohosts that have lived in locations like Brazil, Ghana, Australia, South Korea and the Netherlands and my travels to more than 70 countries ranging from Estonia, Croatia and Costa Rica and interesting destinations in between. We will be sharing discussions that will help you take full advantage of the cross-border lifestyle. Weekly, we will interview leaders in the cross border, remote worker movement – thought leaders like you. Ranging from people who have packed up and moved; to those who support the movement.
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06/13/22 • 28 min
A person with dual citizenship is a citizen of two countries at the same time, which has both advantages and disadvantages because it is a complex legal status. Dual citizens enjoy certain benefits, such as the ability to live and work freely in two countries, own property in both countries, and travel between the countries with relative ease. Being a citizen of two countries allows you more mobility - embracing our global world and all its opportunities.
In this episode of The New Nomad, Samantha North (owner of Digital Émigré) joins our hosts Andrew Jernigan and Allen Koski as they take their audience to the complicated world of passports and visas and everything in between. They regaled their audience with stories about their experiences and shared tips on how to make the legalities of travel easier, especially after Brexit. If you are planning to go to a foreign country and maybe stay there for an extended period, tune in to this week’s episode. Surely, the golden nuggets peppered throughout the show would be a huge help.
[2:57] Brexit’s effect on the travel community
[6:39] The advantages and disadvantages of having dual citizenship
[17:20] Why it’s important to have insurance when you travel abroad
[19:37] Learning a new language
[25:19] How to not get ripped off when you shop in a foreign country
[29:03] Having wise counsel is crucial
Samantha North, originally from the UK, has lived and worked abroad for over 10 years. In 2013 she started her freelancing career while working for a remote destination company. Even though she started out as a journalist, she decided then to focus more on web development. Both the pandemic and recent political changes (Brexit) in her passport country (UK), inspired her to launch a service, Digital Émigré, to help remote workers and freelancers emigrate to the EU and gain citizenship. Her past freelance experiences in web development, digital marketing, and journalism have been invaluable in this new venture.
Samantha North Links:
Website: https://digitalemigre.com/
LinkedIn: https://uk.linkedin.com/in/northsamantha
Twitter: https://twitter.com/sjnrth?lang=en
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07/25/22 • 30 min
The digital nomad lifestyle could be an exciting possibility if you’ve caught the travel bug and want to break free from the shackles of your 9-5 life. Whether you chose to work for a company or yourself, becoming a digital nomad doesn’t mean pigeonholing yourself in a specific role. Your job just has to be fully digital. While remote work is becoming commonplace, which is exciting and beneficial for the workforce, that doesn’t mean anyone and everyone should be a digital nomad. It’s still a tough challenge.
Patrizio Ambrosetti, a serial digital nomad and an avid surfer, joins Andrew Jernigan and Allen Koski in another fun-filled episode of The New Nomad podcast. Our three nomads discussed the digital nomad life and its perks. They also talked about the evolution of the laptop-wielding lifestyle and why it has come to stay. The chance to travel the world while working from exotic places is a dream life for many. So tune in and get as many tips as you can in this week’s episode so you can weigh if this lifestyle is for you.
[5:26] Work hard, play harder
[9:54] Witnessing the progress of the digital nomad visa
[15:17] Nomads helping other nomads
[20:38] Digital nomad visa: what's in it for us?
[25:05] Dissolving the boundaries of the world
[27:48] The world is not that big, so go travel
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Patrizio Ambrosetti is Italian and educated in NYC. He is a former competitive alpine skier and entrepreneur in the music event industry. He successfully launched Uber in Italy and expanded WeWork across the globe. Ambassador of Charity: Water. Currently, he is the Global Head of Launch and Partnerships for Selina. Selina is a Lifestyle, Travel, and Hospitality Platform and is growing quickly in Central America, South America, North America, and Europe.
LINKS:
Website: https://www.patrizioambrosetti.com/
LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/remote-work-digital-nomad-patrizio-ambrosetti/
RoverPat: https://www.roverpat.com/press
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07/04/22 • 32 min
Phone interviews are just as important as in-person interviews, so adequately preparing for them can influence your success. Many companies use phone calls with candidates who look good on paper to determine if those applicants are ready to move to longer, more in-depth interviews. Actually, with the right approach, phone interviews can be seen as an advantage to interviewees - all you need is super communication skills.
In this episode of The New Nomad, Allen Koski welcomes Paul Bailo, founder and CEO of Phone Interview Pro and professor at Columbia University, in sharing his expertise on why communication is important in everything. They also talked about the future of work and why companies and organizations should adapt to working remotely. So before you go from ecstatic to panicked wondering how in the hell you’re going to knock the interviewer’s socks off, tune in to this week's episode and polish your communications skills to ace the interview you have been waiting for.
[2:48] Work is your friend
[9:27] Prepare yourself for progress in your industry
[15:53] The Big Pause
[21:17] Mindsetting makes your job more worthwhile
[23:53] Hone your strengths, don't dwell on your weaknesses
[30:22] Having great communication skills is a must in today's world
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Paul J. Bailo, MBA, MSW, is the founder and CEO of Phone Interview Pro, a service for job seekers who want to perfect their telephone job interviewing skills. After recognizing that the importance of the phone interview is often overlooked, Bailo prompted Phone Interview Pro to create a 250-plus point phone evaluation, previously nonexistent in the career services industry.
Collateral to his business impact, Paul teaches at Columbia University as Adjunct Executive Graduate Professor in Applied Analytics and Digital Marketing, Innovation, and Data Analytics at New York University. He served as an Executive Advisor to the Governments of Nigeria, Saudi Arabia, and Abu Dhabi, as well as the Central Bank of Nigeria and Drexel University. Paul also acquired unique eight US patents.
LINKS:
LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/paulbailo/
Oz Digital Consulting: https://followoz.com/
PIP Consulting Group: https://pipconsultinggroup.com/
COVID Survivors for Change: https://covidsurvivorsforchange.org/
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06/27/22 • 32 min
Storytelling in Podcasting is an essential skill that allows you to capture attention and engage with listeners. When you aim to reach your audience through spoken words, no matter what your motive is, podcast storytelling is a powerful tool that can help you make that impact, which you desire. Even if you’re teaching a lesson or speaking about a specific topic, storytelling engages readers and keeps them coming back for more.
Story-teller, podcaster, and founder of Pikkal & Co. Graham D. Brown joins Allen Koski in this week’s episode of The New Nomad. Being a master storyteller, Graham enticed the audience with the story of his journey to the podcasting world and why he chose storytelling as his way to connect with people. If you are planning to start a podcast to share your thoughts with the world, tune in to The New Nomad podcast. Remember, your story is only as good as the people who helped shape it.
[2:17] Life is an experiment
[7:56] We are born hardwired to connect
[15:03] Having your own podcast is all about the journey
[20:08] Podcasting is not about money
[30:33] Decluttering your life
[33:03] It's not the things that matter, it's the experience that comes along with it
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Graham D. Brown is a World Traveling Storyteller, Author & Entrepreneur. He is the founder of Pikkal & Co – Award-Winning Podcast Agency – an AI-Powered, Data-Driven B2B Podcast Agency in Singapore. He is a published author on the subject of The Digital Transformation of Communication, works including “The Human Communication Playbook”, “The Mobile Youth: Voices of the Connected Generation” – documenting the rise of mobile culture in the early 2000s in Japan, China, Africa and India and “Brand Love – How to Build a Brand Worth Talking About”.
Graham D. Brown LINKS:
Website: https://grahamdbrown.com/
Twitter: https://twitter.com/grahamdbrown
Pikkal: https://www.pikkal.com/
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/authorgrahamdbrown/
Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/c/GrahamBrownPlus
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03/14/22 • 28 min
Yes, digital nomads stay in one place for some time. Many professionals and employees have realized that the newly implemented remote and flexible work policies have allowed them to work free from the anchor of a company office or workspace. This has given birth to far more remote workers and digital nomads seeking freedom of movement while still building a career. Of course, stable internet connection, distraction-free working spaces, and access to necessities are a must. This is where Mark Phillips of Nomad Stays is an expert.
Mark joins our hosts, Andrew Jernigan and Allen Koski in this episode of The New Nomad. They talked about how important accommodation is for the laptop-wielding workers and what are the things to look out for when finding a place to stay. They discussed their adventures as nomads themselves and their experiences in countries budding as digital nomad destinations. This episode entertains and educates listeners about the expectations in the digital nomad lifestyle. So be ready with your note-taking skills as the information they share is as valuable as gold.
TIMESTAMPS:
[6:13] The life of a lifestyle traveler
[12:01] The world opens up to digital nomads
[16:23] Reading versus experiencing a place
[20:06] Get work done in coworking spaces
[22:36] Fun and friendly, the Australian way
[25:11] Seeing a familiar place through a different set of eyes
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Serial Entrepreneur. World traveler. Australian.
Full-time nomad since 2015 Mark is a keen adventure motorcyclist, aviator, and global startup mentor who has traveled to over 100 countries. Proactive adventurous digital nomad, business mentor, Chartered Accountant, and award-winning business entrepreneur. Formerly of KPMG, Microsoft, Apple, Australian International Hotel School & MudMaps.
Mark Phillips Links:
LinkedIn: linkedin.com/in/imarkphillips
Twitter: iMarkPhillips
Website: nomadstays.co
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01/10/22 • 23 min
Travel and exploration is a wonderful and fulfilling way to improve yourself on so many levels. Breaking out of your comfort zone is so difficult to do. Human beings are almost programmed to find whatever makes them feel safest and do it over and over again, even if it prevents them from growing. Traveling will force you to take a different approach. It’ll push you outside the comfort zone you know and love and open you up to new experiences. And the best way to learn all this is to be coached by a seasoned traveler and digital nomad, Shay Doran.
In this episode of The New Nomad, Shay joins our hosts, Andrew Jernigan and Allen Koski, in discussing what travel can do for you in terms of self-awareness. They also talked about balance in the digital nomad lifestyle and how to achieve it by time management. As digital nomads, they also stressed the importance of technology and how it helped us shift from the office cubicle to being able to work anywhere. The perfect start of the year episode with a ton of tips and gold nuggets peppered everywhere! Truly an episode you don’t want to miss.
[4:46] Your environment helps you balance your life
[9:24] How much does it cost to travel?
[12:48] How crucial time management is for the laptop lifestyle
[16:50] Helping others positively as digital nomads
[20:34] Using technology to meet new people
[27:18] Ethiopia: A culture of food and sharing
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Shay Doran is an entrepreneur and a digital nomad with 13 years of success in business (Corporate Banking & Startups). He achieved location freedom and time freedom from 2018 onwards. He spent 2 years of personal & professional training from those who’ve achieved outstanding success, including Tony Robbins & Dr. John DeMartini.
A proud member of the LGBTQIA+ community and believes in learning from and coaching clients to whom he can directly relate.
Shay Doran Links:
LinkedIn: linkedin.com/in/shay-doran
Website: greenrevolt.co.uk
Twitter: https://twitter.com/shaydoran
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06/20/22 • 29 min
It’s well understood that moving is a stressful event in anyone’s life. No matter how dreamy your new place is, relocation is never easy especially when you have your family with you. Just thinking of the nitty-gritty - school, banking, transportation, etc - can bring you to your wit's end. Having someone to talk to who has experienced or is experiencing the same challenges would help a lot. That’s where Pivt, an app that makes relocating easier, comes into the picture.
Lynn Greenberg, Co-Founder and CEO of Pivt, joins Allen Koski and Brett Estep (filling in for Andrew Jernigan) in another timely episode of The New Nomad podcast. With a passion for helping people thrive wherever they go and a mission of making anywhere feel like home, Lynn shares how she and the Pivt team make relocating a breeze. Relocating is never easy – but you can work to mitigate some of the negative effects moving stress can have on your health, finances, or job performance by tuning in to this week's episode of The New Nomad.
[4:33] The challenges of moving to a new home
[11:37] How to make anywhere feel like home
[16:23] Is social media a safe place for travelers?
[19:46] The human aspect of technology
[20:51] Connecting with people through similar interests
[23:18] Moving homes does affect your family
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Lynn is the Co-Founder and CEO of Pivt, the app to make you feel more at home. She is also a Senior Associate at Autonomy Ventures, where she procures deal flow, manages teams, and drives the value creation of portfolio companies. Additionally, Lynn is a Board Member and the VP of Panels for the New York Venture Community (NYVC), and a Mentor at Women in Business at Yeshiva University.
Lynn Greenberg Links:
LinkedIn: linkedin.com/in/lynn-greenberg-3515865a
Twitter: Pivt_App
Website: https://www.pivtapp.com/
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09/06/21 • 24 min
We’re living in the digital dystopia and all that we, working travelers, want to do now is TRAVEL. We’re currently seeing the rise of digital nomad visas worldwide as well as entrenched communities of remote workers and ex-pats settle in hotspots and hubs across the globe. Many destinations are hoping the remote work visas will generate income to help make up for lost tourism revenue due to the pandemic but laws in most countries are not set up to deal with this new class of modern nomads who are living and working remotely around the world. And that’s where Dave Williams comes in.
Dave, a serial digital entrepreneur, is on a mission to revolutionize the way remote work travelers, or “Digital Nomads”, live, work, and travel the world. He joins our hosts, Andrew Jernigan and Allen Koski in this episode of The New Nomad to tackle the challenges when it comes to digital nomad accommodations and all that nitty-gritty. Our three travelers also shared their travel experiences and some really useful tips for both new and seasoned nomads. This is an episode you surely don’t want to miss.
[7:16] Why do more and more people want to be digital nomads?
[9:28] The nitty-gritty of visas
[12:34] What to consider in finding your spot
[18:02] The positive economic impact of the digital nomads
[20:54] It helps if you speak the language
[21:16] The cool tools you need in the laptop-wielding lifestyle
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Dave leads the company as its Chairman and CEO, and is a pioneer in the digital marketing, advertising, and ad tech industries as a serial digital entrepreneur over the past 20+ years. He has also experienced multiple exits in the early formative stages of the search engine marketing, social media, and ad-tech industries with prior company headquarters in Atlanta, Georgia, and New York City.
After visiting over 50 countries in their global travels, Dave and his wife, Jen (the company’s Chief Fun Officer), and their dog, Manu, now reside in Lisbon, Portugal, and the Northern Algarve, where they are learning to surf and using as a base for their European travels.
Dave Williams Links:
LinkedIn: linkedin.com/in/davidnicolwilliams
Twitter: https://twitter.com/Dave360
Website: https://nomadx.com/
04/18/22 • 31 min
Podcasting is a much less crowded and competitive space than blogging, making now the perfect time to get started. The ubiquity of mobile devices and shifting content consumption habits represent a huge opportunity for the growth of podcasts. Done right, there are many advantages to starting a podcast of your own - new audiences, less competition, and greater intimacy among them. Omar Mo, founder of the Nomad Cast Podcasting Agency and host of The Nomadic Executive podcast can help you out with getting your message across.
In this week’s episode of The New Nomad, Omar joins our hosts, Andrew Jernigan and Allen Koski in educating the audience on podcasts and how to start one. As podcasters themselves, they shared their experiences and give out tips on how to create great content and interesting conversations. Truth is, podcasts are here to stay. Let us take this moment and absorb the knowledge and wisdom bombs from this episode. Who knows, you might get the inspiration to start your own podcast.
TIMESTAMPS:
[4:19] Starting a podcast
[10:21] Promoting your podcast
[13:25] Getting your audience hooked
[19:06] The fun in having a co-host
[24:31] To release or not to release? That is the question
[33:59] Van life in New Zealand
GUEST BIO:
Omar is the founder of the Nomad Cast Podcasting Agency and host of The Nomadic Executive podcast. With his background in digital marketing, podcasting, and content generation, Omar helps businesses produce lead-generating podcasts and content that transforms their brand to the next level.
He managed and grew his own podcast to 100,000 downloads in a year while interviewing leaders such as Pat Flynn and selling multiple products and services through the medium.
LinkedIn: linkedin.com/in/nomadscast
Website: nomadables.com
Email: [email protected]
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10/25/21 • 24 min
Have you ever thought how convenient it would be if there is an app accessible through your phone that has everything you need in being a digital nomad? Imagine a tool in your arsenal where your normally organized-cluttered life would be efficient with all the visa information, tips about the country you’re going to, or even the logistics of your personal stuff. How cool is that? Well, Nicole Caba, founder and CEO of an app that made it possible for digital nomads to travel with ease.
In this episode of The New Nomad, Nicole joins our hosts, Andrew Jernigan and Allen Koski, in exploring the wonderful world of digital nomads via Avvinue, an app that definitely makes a difference in traveling for our laptop-wielding warriors. They discussed the opportunities that we all have now when it comes to making your ideas a real money-maker or just learning things via Hackathons. This is really a fun experience for everyone, digital nomad or not. Truly an episode worth listening to.
[1:27] Taking advantage of what technology can do for you
[10:14] Organizing your life as a digital nomad via Avvinue
[15:44] Hackathons: a playground for thinkers and innovators
[17:44] People love giving advice
[21:45] Tools that you van use to bring out the innovator in you
[27:39] Relationships should not hinder you in moving forward
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Nicole Caba was born to Dominican and Puerto Rican parents and raised in the US. As a child of an immigrant, Nicole was always eager to experience life abroad. In 2019, she sold her personal belongings and moved to France with her partner and launched Avvinue, an expat moving platform. Over the previous 10 years, Nicole provided her expertise in logistics, planning and technical project management for Fortune 500 global companies and launched a mobile app to market. Now, Nicole is determined to make it easier for people to move and get settled abroad with the Avvinue platform and as host of The Moving Roadmap podcast.
Nicole Caba Links:
Twitter: https://twitter.com/nicolexcaba?ref_src=twsrc%5Egoogle%7Ctwcamp%5Eserp%7Ctwgr%5Eauthor
LinkedIn: linkedin.com/in/nicolexcaba
Website: https://www.avvinue.com/team/nicole-caba
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FAQ
How many episodes does The New Nomad have?
The New Nomad currently has 89 episodes available.
What topics does The New Nomad cover?
The podcast is about News, Places & Travel, Society & Culture, Entrepreneur, Tech News, Nomad, Freelance, Podcasts, Digital Nomad, Travel and Freelancer.
What is the most popular episode on The New Nomad?
The episode title 'Let's Discuss the "Great Pause" vs. Great Resignation with Dr. Paul Bailo | TNN63' is the most popular.
What is the average episode length on The New Nomad?
The average episode length on The New Nomad is 27 minutes.
How often are episodes of The New Nomad released?
Episodes of The New Nomad are typically released every 7 days.
When was the first episode of The New Nomad?
The first episode of The New Nomad was released on May 7, 2021.
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