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no name Capitalism always wins because because people want the comfort and lifestyle that becomes possible when talented people have the incentive to work hard and innovate. Producing more than you consume is the law of prosperity. People are leaving socialist experiments that always fail in the end because you always run out of others peoples $ eventually. Best of luck expanding your mindset...
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@@Coinhuskers sadly capitalism is designed failure, just like socialism capitalism experiments always fail and here we are again watching Capitalism fail again on a global scale. Pretty hard for you to claim it's not a failure as it's collapsing as we speak lol. The great depression is a great example of capitalism collapsing - did you not hear of that before? Knowledge is power, you might try expanding your mindset hun, seems you are less educated on this topic then me
@ Pretty sure capitalism is still going strong, as socialism roots grow on the nutrition of capitalism that's when you see capitalism fail, but not because of its self. Capitalism is about self responsibility to make your life and money. Socialism is about dependency on others, selfishness in thinking you deserve what you do not work for.
no name You are typing on a computer provided by some capitalism... capitalism obviously has improved your life - not destroyed it! That’s a success... The record of human history is crystal clear, the only cases where ordinary people lives have been improved is where the masses have had capitalism and largely free trade. Henry Ford, Einstein etc inventions came from productive enterprise not government edicts. Economies come and go, forms of currencies change, systems collapse and rebuild. There’s nothing permanent expect change. But, through it all humanity has continued to survive. As long as people are willing to trade with one another there will always be an economy. We are all far more empowered to change things ourselves despite what a manipulative media or political element may have you believe. You are not going to change the things you point out... but this is the nature of human history as it points out to us. You can change Yourself!
@@boringmanager9559 I'm also from a rough part of Cleveland (Cleveland Rocks!!, S/O to LBJ!), and you're right. There are so many opportunities in America, and I'm well off now in my 20s. What you said is deep... Still want to visit Russia one day lol
The story about your father inspired me to purchase tickets for Nomad Capitalist Live 2021, specifically for our 19 year-old son. We want him to start out life knowing what is out there for him; and like your dad, we want him to learn early on, to "go where [he's] treated best."
“You’re going where?!?! You’re gonna be killed!” Hahaha yep! I used to hear that quite often. Now I just don’t talk to as many Americans anymore. Most non-American friendships are way higher quality too.
@Sabrina Handsome people are like that everywhere. When i left iraq to travel, everybody said its really dangerous outside. Hahha after everything that happenend there people are still scared of going abroad.
@@margyiphillips4931 Way to be judgmental, prejudice and over generalize/categorize people. The United States is one of the most diverse countries in the world, in terms of Food, Language, Culture, Immigrants, Beliefs, Customs if not the most diverse, the people are incredibly different so you should question the type of people you're attracting to your experience and why. You seem like the type of person that interacts with a few people from a country and say... All Spanish people are this, All Chinese people are like this....All Americans are like this. I've lived worked and travelled around the world, every country has negative issues and positive qualities you just don't know what they are until you live there. Not sure where this Anti American Hysteria is coming from lately I think its a lack of educated comparison by the person comparing or influence from Media which colors personal experience. Im an immigrant to the US but also hold many other passports and lived most of my life in many countries
Iam a future Nomad Capitalist! Everything im learning from this channel is helping me make wise and responsible decisions as a 21 year old! Soon i'll have a Testimony for you guys to hear. : ) Fred/K.S
This may be one of your best videos. I bet your father is so proud of you. Not only did you take his advice, but you turned it into a successful business & life. What more could one ask for.
I lived in Cleveland with my ex-Wife. Andrew, a few years ago, you're the reason I live in Malaysia now and am loving life more than ever. I'm 30, educated, and finally feel like I have real opportunities.
Your father is a wise man..."go where you're treated best". There needs to be more mentors. I believe that it's never to late to learn and prosper. Just finding your channel . Looking forward to seeing more.
Wow... my life just changed. This video was for me! Praise the lord. Global Lion is here and I’ve just met my mentor! My vision has come to life right before my eyes!
Hi we're from Canada, YES People have a fear of traveling and moving. Too many bad movies and fake news that they watch. Thank you for your videos, I really enjoyed it, more personable. It helped us understand a little more about what is going on in the world.
What's most impressive is multiple successful businesses at 22, and dropping out of college to boot. Amazing. Most living your lifestyle at that age would be doing so on their wealthy family's bankroll.
Great video! Having lived in over 10 countries for the last 20 years, being a libertarian, tax lawyer by training and statistical modeller by profession this is all crystal clear, common sense to me. Currently living in Portugal will use most of my 10yr NHR status.
'You have to unlearn' absolutely .......I am an inverted migrant, visit my country solely to earn money which very definitely is worth so much more elsewhere, and definitely I am treated better, and can do things not possible back there.
I'm actually coming to Malaysia tonight. I'll be arriving tomorrow in the morning, it would be a funny coincidence if I ran into Andrew in the street or at a restaurant.
I’m a Canadian living in Italy. We get taxes about 50%! And I’m limited to taking out $250 a day with my bank. There’s nothing more frustrating than not being able to access your own money whenever you want to. I was just recommended your Chanel today. I’m hopeful it will help guide me to a better situation where I’m no longer just getting by, and can start living my life the way I’d like to, and dedicate my energy to projects that will help and enhance the lives of others around the world.
“Go where you are treated best” I think that if you are an ambitious person living in the west in 2024 this is the best advise you are going to receive.
Yu are truly a Visionary! Yu have encouraged me at this point in my life to be who I am. Its doesn't matter what someone else says. They're going to talk any way. Yu are so Amazinggggggggg
If I had one question to ask Andrew, it would be, "I am sure you realize that what governments "give", they can also take away?" Still, if I could turn the clock back, I would be right there with him.
Thank you Andrew for your inspiring videos. Ive spent the last 10 years of my life making bold 'mad' decisions and thry've paid off time and time again. Its great to see a guy talk the same language as me. After moving from place to place and unable to settle i realise the nomad lifestyke could be for me and my family. Once iv got some business projects off the ground to raise money for the life i intend to look for advice on of shore accounts and second residencies. God bless u and ur team.
As an Asian American living in the USA I have had a pretty good life but I’ve always wondered and had doubts if I am treated the best in the US… I appreciate this video and the motto is something I completely agree with
This is awesome and your so right about continuing to research being and constantly seeking information is what stops them. Been there and done it. I was in the 20 year bracket there. I have a new motto since realizing the error and that is Keep the Best and Improve the Rest. I have just added your Go Where Your Treated Best to that Motto! Wow that is powerful.
Hearing about your journey is very inspiring. Your ethos of why you are living this lifestyle really resonates with us. We are at a point in our lives where we are starting to question the way we have done things previously and you've given us a lot of food for thought.
Your the best thing on YT.. For me doing this is a bit more complicated..due to age and health..but i have thought about travel for the better medical treatments ive heard are out there.
VERY INSPIRING! It's been seven years since i traveled out of my home country, I'm holding Nomad Capitalist book with me as a reference and a source of inspiration. Thank you for making this video, it's fantastic..
You're such an inspiration Andrew! ^^ I started following your channel knowing very little about anything you talked about but it still fascinated me. Now I know...maybe 25% of what you're talking about haha but I'm still so keen to learn and do it all!
Thank you for this, you have set me on fire. This is who I am, and have always secretly suppressed this inner explorer in me. "I am going to where I am celebrated" the world belongs to the fearless... Again Thank you
Wow! You're from Cleveland, OH too? I would definitely agree that there's an energy and attitude of settling in Cleveland. I feel like the oddball sometimes in my family circle as I've chosen to live outside the U.S. I've learned to just listen to the call of my heart. Glad to be a subscriber to your channel!
Dear Mr. Henderson, I am so glad there is you. At least you understand how suffocating it is to live in rigid America. It is so pervasive that there is very little space to become creative. Behind the facade of diversity and inclusion there really are only promises but the status quo stays the same. You know, I had the same gest as you do of dynamic reversals in world economies. So to hear you speak about this is really liberating. I do not want to limit myself but in the rigid world, minority women especially female immigrants that are timid and nice do not get heard so much, so I love that your economic disposition is similar to mine. I will not have a chance to speak mine. Hearing you is like hearing a friend talk. What you say makes sense. Thank you for being there.
I have long since learned that I do not need a salary/income. These two things means more taxes. What I need, a business must provide. Therefore, in order for the business to "survive" it must supply in my needs" so that I can manage it. In other words, if the business cannot supply food, transport, roof, etc, I cannot work for the business so that it can have income. I don't need the business, The business needs me... I know this sounds upside down, but it has worked for me for almost 2 decades... I eat what the business can supply, I drive cars that the business own, I stay in houses that the business rent. All is done as economically as possible so that the business can be as financially strong as possible. Personally I own NOTHING. No house, No car, not even a personal bank account. The day I die (cause we all go that way) there is no will and testament. I will just cease to exist and the business will be managed by the rest of my immediate family.
@ruzzell907 I don't think it's fair to say "working" there are people struggling and working 3 jobs. There are those that hold is an unfounded belief that rich people are evil or bad and certainly there are examples of that, however there is an equal percentage of poor and middle class evil and bad people. Same goes for good people coming from all walks of life. There are those who have taken themselves from poverty to wealth in America, yes it goes with hard work but also an attitude and belief and an eye for opportunity. The trifecta is a combination of work, attitude and mindset. Unfortunately school today teaches handout mentality and that's why there is this whole "anti-adulting" movement.
As someone from the roughest parts of east cleveland, Ohio thats been treated like gargage his entire life and never had parents or good humans around at all, just abusive, selfish humans and no direction. I've spent my entire life being lost and confused, dealing with health issues and coming to the realization that this country and everything i was raised in school to believe it was...was a lie. I want to leave, no, i have to leave. I have suffered too much and the system both medical and judicial has let me down and allowed things to happen that truly are heartbreaking and I just feel and have felt pain due to it all for so long, but so afraid to change or move or find a way to squeeze some happiness out of this life before i die. And without advice or funds, especially being disabled, and alone, low income, it sounds impossible to move to a new country, even if im able to keep my ssdi and survive off of 1500$ a month, until i can find a doctor who cares or a place that values good, honest humans and allow me to he productive and useful for someone... Maybe find love or friends...a family. I've tried to look into places and having never went anywhere except here in middle of nowhere Ohio and florida for a small part of my life, i just see the direction this country is going in and how everyone puts money over life.. Im 38 and feel like ive used so much on either people who just used me and abused me, or lived a lie and am slowly dying and in so much pain, and no healthcare or doctors who care to help, even someone who's never even had as much as a speeding ticket. I know i have worth and use, i just need a healthy environment and a place that cares about human life and the quality of life, as i know i have so much capability and refuse to die like this. I don't know how to get to Malaysia or start this, but I want to and as scared as i am now, loving in a way that just a home and bills leave me with barely enough for food in the middle of nowhere Ohio, with no friends or family and no resources or guidance, i deserve better and this country has taken enough from me, and given me NOTHING only made me sicker by refusing to treat ny my health issues and instead just saving money by claiming depression pills will fix things, or allowing corrupt judges and cps workers to destroy the only little family i ever had, no, i may be 6"3 and seem strong, but my health isn't great and so it makes me an easy target but i know it can be helped and my pain can be helped, but this place doesn't care about it's people...and I've had enough. Im in tears writing this and am a good person, I don't want to be buried in a country thats treated me so badly, and taken so much, i know theres more out there. God send me an angel and just help me leave this place.
I’m sorry for you. It’s sad that there are so many people out there like yourself and usually it’s because they are childless. You can generally only grow, become responsible, and find meaning when you have children. No money, country, love life or career will replace the human need to care for another. People become self-obsessed and eventually very miserable without children. It is extremely rare for a person to have a meaningful life without giving life to others. It’s how we’re wired. At 38, you still have time to have several children, as a man. I had twins in my early 40s and that is when my life began to have real meaning. I’ve travelled all over the world and had a great career but nothing made me feel truly happy about being alive as my children did . If you are able, give life. Find a good Christian woman who wants children. Be good to her. Go to church and find her!
You should also leave any area that isn’t good for you - with or without children ;) Go live in a small town if the money gets you further and if the work is there. Go north, south, east or west. It doesn’t matter. Find the work and go! Don’t restrict yourself. As long as it’s a healthy place. Find friends at hobby clubs (not bars). Don’t drink and get off the pills (you’ll be down for a while but you’ll bounce back). They don’t help! Most importantly!!…. Get married and have children to love and care for !!! Don’t say you can’t afford it! It’ll work out!! You can’t afford not to!!! I left my shitty neighbourhood when I was in my teens and never looked back. Most of my friends and my siblings are all drug addicts or dead. I live in a beautiful home in France with my husband and children. Everyone has problems but you can’t get better if you don’t have love around you (children, spouse, or at least good friends - but friends won’t replace family). It’s not normal to be a man without anyone to care for. Don’t be alone… it only gets harder as you get older. Go get a job anywhere that pays. Hard work is what you need! There’s lots of places that pay a decent wage. Your body will heal lots too! Isolation, depression and pills make your body break down. Go find a decent job, then move, make your new place clean and welcoming, work hard and find a good church. Find a good Christian woman and have 2-3 children. You’ll be tired for the first few years, life won’t be perfect - but you’ll be fulfilled! And any time you need a boost of happiness, all you’ll have to do is look at your children!!! Nothing like it!!! Sorry my writing is rambling but I felt you needed to hear this… and I must run! Wishing you well stranger 💕
@@GeorgiaMartin-ll9qgLovely advice except the exclusionary comment suggesting to find a "Christian" woman? That's not only exclusionary & exclusive, but rather judgemental, discriminatory, presumptuous & self-righteous. When are "Christians" going to finally stop imposing their faith upon others & start truly respecting & honouring their fellow humans regardless of religious beliefs???
Wow Andrew, I discovered your channel randomly and I’m so glad i did. I’m at a point in my life where I’m headed towards great change and i think you will be a great help!
Andy I go through Cleveland when I drive from Chicago to Niagara Falls. A very nice video, a bit different but hence well put together. I have seen your blog first time in 2003 living in a small apartment in suburbs of Chicago as immigrant young man. Since then been following you in this interesting lifestyle Andrew. Keep it up.
Great video “you get to choose” Regarding KL towers and how places have changed in a short time you are 100% correct. I’ve been to Vietnam 4 - 6 times a year for the past 5 years and I’m amazed each time on the progress. I now Airbnb a flat in a nice building in Ho Chi Minh and am amazed with the facilities, modern shopping centres , service. it’s truly top notch.
Yes, that's what you get when a society is determined to invest in itself, in contrast to US society, which is determined to hand its wealth over to a few billionaires.
I am in Detroit Michigan. I have seen the great and beautiful country of America. I am looking forward to meeting the friends I have yet to make world wide. It is an amazing universe out there. Time to adventure.
Just got the courage to pursue my travelling journey just by watching this vidio😁. All the way from south Africa,,, am saving up money to elope somewhere around December 😊
You haven't really said why, but it sounds like you have a "grass is greener" attitude rather than a Nomad Capitalist vibe. Your problems will follow you around the world if your mindset is not on the right track.
I love absolutely adore your story and what you Dad told you... actually I am about to launch my side gig (beside my job) very soon and it is also based on something my Dad told me when I was a teenager, and just recently realized that it is actually partially my motto now! So great to share how great Dads leave such a quintessential imprint on us! thank you for sharing...it put light in my day!
From Akron - and work in CLE. you are so correct about the mentality here. I love this - go where you are treated the best. And also feel the best. I prefer the USA for now. Watching you has opened my eyes to living outside of the USA. I can technically work anywhere in my line of work. We will see how the one world government takes over. USA might be the safest for now.
😂😂 Your comment about Cleveland cracked me up. I am also from Cleveland and that is totally the response I get from people too. And you are exactly right, most people from Cleveland end up staying there. I never understood why. I got out and went west as soon as I graduated college. I want to start really traveling more outside of the US tho. I am glad I found your channel.
Thanks Andrew. I’ve visited your channel intermittently over the last year as these ideas have come up or crossed my mind. You are very clear and well spoken and provide great value. I hope to continue to work towards a life lived in the places I chose to at any one time. It’s been a dream of mine since travelling extensively in 2014. Dealing with autoimmune health has has slowed this decision, but I’m working diligently on achieving complete health. Then it will be time :)
In the state of nature, one is a slave to the dangers of the wild and risks of the unknown. Perhaps the less you know about your environment, you may feel a greater sense of possibility that you didn't under a regime which has clearer guidelines on your life that you feel you have no control over. So I ask - who isn't a slave?
I'm becoming more interested in this. I moved out of California to lessen the tax blow, but I'm glad to know I could do better. I'm a draftsman who's owned a few rentals then sold them. That's all I know.
Inspiring to say the least. I learned I didn't want to pursue being an American 20+ years ago when I started investing in US stocks. Just seeing the difference between a W8 and a W9 made a big difference. Nowadays still there are many people pursuing the American Dream, but I tell you, not this guy.
Thanks for sharing ur story with me and everyone else who watch ur videos. It is an inspiration and it gives me motivation to go and do what I have always wanted to do. I am enjoying your book as well. It has opened my eyes to the possibility and has given me the information to set out and accomplish my dreams. I am ready more than ever to go where I am treated best. Thx u again.
Back in 2003 when I told a friend I was moving to SE Asia, he told me, "Be careful. Don't get your head chopped off." And he was quite serious. Andrew is 100% correct in this video. You just need to do it and have the inner drive to find a way to make it happen. Most Westerners I encounter are locked in their bubble of ignorance, full of complaints but not taking any action. I have been an expat for over 15 years, hold multiple citizenships, and enjoy traveling the world. This lifestyle is second-to-none and I wouldn't give it up for anything. None of this would be possible if I had listened to that friend all those years ago. He was the proverbial crab in the bucket, locked in to a cycle of ignorance perpetuated by his peers. Be your own boss and take control of your life.
Well done, Andrew. Thank you for these highly instructional videos. I recommend that you consider putting out a video on Tbilisi in the wake of the recent protests and unrest. How might that affect investment in Georgia? Is it time to punch out of Georgia or is it a buying opportunity in your assessment? Thanks!
Where have I been all this while.. Thank you Andrew for this wonderful video. Such an inspiration. Go where you are treated Best! Am taking actions now.
People told me I was going to get robbed and targeted if I moved to Quito, Ecuador. Been here almost a year and I feel safer here than I did back home in Toronto. Also, my house that I pay $350/month for sure beats the crummy basement apartment I was renting for $1200 back home. Also grass fed beef and pastured raised eggs for a fraction of the cost cannot be beat 👌
This speaks to me on a crazy level. Always felt that the US wasn’t the right fit for my life in so many ways and have been bouncing around different countries since I was 17, most recently having lived in Morocco. Now I’m starting a business that allows me to do what I love most - to travel, and your channel couldn’t have come at a more opportune time. As I’m looking for investors I’m wondering whether creating my company in the US is even the best move. Love the vids, so much to catch up on. I’m definitely checking out your Playa retreat next May. Keep it up!
Correct me if I am wrong, but it's all about tax residency. If you are US tax resident, you pay taxes according to their laws, if you are from European country, you pay taxes in your European country. That's it, with some variations of it. But you are not mentioning the most important aspect - where those taxes go. Taxes are used for various improvements within your tax residency country, including your access to healthcare, since you pay taxes to support it. So while we are taxed like crazy here in Europe, I can get free healthcare from quality providers anytime I want, including large procedures. While living in Asia might be more tax-profitable from the savings point of view, I am not sure I would be comfortable having a serious operation in Vietnam as their taxpayer if I am in a car crash for example. Pros and cons...but yes I agree you are free to move anywhere and obtain tax residency wherever you please.
Study the pros' and cons' of each situation. We are programmed to believe "where we are" is the best, but, that is not always the case. Including health care.
🏅You're an inspiration to me Andrew. I'm not going to settle and I'm not going to quit until I'm able to find that place where I am treated best. Thank you for the daily videos I watch them every morning and they keep me focused on the goal. I'll be seeking for your services soon. 🙏🙏
Waww Andrew, just discovered you, this is what I wanted to do my whole life and couldn't get the whole idea. I'm ready to be a Nomad Capitalist, in fact I now realize I've always been ready. I would really like to be in touch with you and get your advice. I´m glad I found you 🆓
“Go where you’re treated best” is a great way to live your life! But I find the fixation on taxes strange. Taxes are part of the expenses, but so is rent, labor, medical insurance, security, bureaucracy, transport, plus a ton of things that can't be measured with money (that isn't as catchy, I admit). You may make more money after expenses in a high-tax country. Go where you're treated best, absolutely, but not necessarily where you're taxed least.
Get fluent with the official language BEFORE you move. Contracts are in that language so anything you do, rent or buy legally involves you being able to read a contract. Being able to get around is fine on vacation, but moving is another story. Trust me, it will impact every part of your experience from prices to dating and everything in between. Plus it shows and gets respect by speaking their language. I dont know why more people dont emphasize this? I AM- LEARN THE LANGUAGE or go elsewhere, its that simple. Thank me later 👍🏻✌🏼😎🌴🥂
You inspire me man, it's abusive all this taxation and lack of economic freedom that has been spreading across the world. I'm ready to quit my country if they start to treat me lika a criminal because I am more sucssessful than the rest.
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Capitalism always wins because because people want the comfort and lifestyle that becomes possible when talented people have the incentive to work hard and innovate.
Producing more than you consume is the law of prosperity.
People are leaving socialist experiments that always fail in the end because you always run out of others peoples $ eventually.
Best of luck expanding your mindset...
@@Coinhuskers sadly capitalism is designed failure, just like socialism capitalism experiments always fail and here we are again watching Capitalism fail again on a global scale. Pretty hard for you to claim it's not a failure as it's collapsing as we speak lol. The great depression is a great example of capitalism collapsing - did you not hear of that before? Knowledge is power, you might try expanding your mindset hun, seems you are less educated on this topic then me
@ Pretty sure capitalism is still going strong, as socialism roots grow on the nutrition of capitalism that's when you see capitalism fail, but not because of its self. Capitalism is about self responsibility to make your life and money.
Socialism is about dependency on others, selfishness in thinking you deserve what you do not work for.
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You are typing on a computer provided by some capitalism... capitalism obviously has improved your life - not destroyed it! That’s a success...
The record of human history is crystal clear, the only cases where ordinary people lives have been improved is where the masses have had capitalism and largely free trade.
Henry Ford, Einstein etc inventions came from productive enterprise not government edicts.
Economies come and go, forms of currencies change, systems collapse and rebuild. There’s nothing permanent expect change. But, through it all humanity has continued to survive. As long as people are willing to trade with one another there will always be an economy. We are all far more empowered to change things ourselves despite what a manipulative media or political element may have you believe.
You are not going to change the things you point out... but this is the nature of human history as it points out to us.
You can change Yourself!
Nomad capitalist. Do you have any job openings available basically anywhere in the world?
“Go where you’re treated best” that’s absolutely amazing advice! Thank you for your amazingly valuable and unique knowledge brother
Glad to have you.
There are 2 acceptable responses to "I'm from Cleveland, Ohio." One is "I'm sorry to hear that." The other is "at least it's not Detroit."
😂😂
Americans talking american. *laughs in Russian*
Any part of the states is great since you don't have to try winning lottery to get a decent job
@@boringmanager9559 I'm also from a rough part of Cleveland (Cleveland Rocks!!, S/O to LBJ!), and you're right. There are so many opportunities in America, and I'm well off now in my 20s. What you said is deep... Still want to visit Russia one day lol
There is a third: sing “Cleveland, Ohio” like that Sublime song
Or Cleveland
The story about your father inspired me to purchase tickets for Nomad Capitalist Live 2021, specifically for our 19 year-old son. We want him to start out life knowing what is out there for him; and like your dad, we want him to learn early on, to "go where [he's] treated best."
Wished had a father who thought with foresight in my life
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Andrew its impossible to know how far your influenced has stretched. You've become a beacon of hope for many by sharing your story.
Thank you for your kind words!
To me it started with a simple fascination of geography lessons and always felt that reality begins abroad (I was born in Hungary)
When I hear "I'm used to live in Cleveland", I think to myself, I'm so proud of them for completing the terms of their parole
I wanna be a Nomad Capitalist , I have traveled to more than 70 countries but I’ve never thought to be a nomad like you !!! You are an inspiration!!
Thank you, Mohe!
“You’re going where?!?! You’re gonna be killed!” Hahaha yep! I used to hear that quite often. Now I just don’t talk to as many Americans anymore. Most non-American friendships are way higher quality too.
@Sabrina Handsome people are like that everywhere. When i left iraq to travel, everybody said its really dangerous outside. Hahha after everything that happenend there people are still scared of going abroad.
Americans don't make great friends. It's just that simple.
@Sabrina Handsome Safer for foreigners, I'm sure. I know for certain it's a different ballgame for locals.
@@margyiphillips4931 Way to be judgmental, prejudice and over generalize/categorize people. The United States is one of the most diverse countries in the world, in terms of Food, Language, Culture, Immigrants, Beliefs, Customs if not the most diverse, the people are incredibly different so you should question the type of people you're attracting to your experience and why. You seem like the type of person that interacts with a few people from a country and say... All Spanish people are this, All Chinese people are like this....All Americans are like this. I've lived worked and travelled around the world, every country has negative issues and positive qualities you just don't know what they are until you live there. Not sure where this Anti American Hysteria is coming from lately I think its a lack of educated comparison by the person comparing or influence from Media which colors personal experience. Im an immigrant to the US but also hold many other passports and lived most of my life in many countries
@@aaap3875 I meant the Caucasian Americans. The immigrants make great friends because they are not so individualistic.
That's exactly I believe in too: "go/live where you're treated best." Thanks Andrew, great contents as always.
Iam a future Nomad Capitalist!
Everything im learning from this channel is helping me make wise and responsible decisions as a 21 year old!
Soon i'll have a Testimony for you guys to hear. : )
Fred/K.S
This may be one of your best videos. I bet your father is so proud of you. Not only did you take his advice, but you turned it into a successful business & life. What more could one ask for.
I am at the Nomad Capitalist and here we are treated best 😍
“Go where you’re treated best.”
Man…that hit me deep.
i think this where i belong. to become a nomad capitalist. i just couldn't find my self, and i think this is where my life begins.
I lived in Cleveland with my ex-Wife. Andrew, a few years ago, you're the reason I live in Malaysia now and am loving life more than ever. I'm 30, educated, and finally feel like I have real opportunities.
Congrats !
Your father is a wise man..."go where you're treated best". There needs to be more mentors. I believe that it's never to late to learn and prosper. Just finding your channel . Looking forward to seeing more.
Wow... my life just changed. This video was for me! Praise the lord. Global Lion is here and I’ve just met my mentor! My vision has come to life right before my eyes!
Any steps you took since your comment?
I have been to about 20+ countries so far..extended stays..the best I felt was in Singapore and Thailand.
Hi we're from Canada, YES People have a fear of traveling and moving. Too many bad movies and fake news that they watch. Thank you for your videos, I really enjoyed it, more personable. It helped us understand a little more about what is going on in the world.
Thanks for the feedback!
What's most impressive is multiple successful businesses at 22, and dropping out of college to boot. Amazing. Most living your lifestyle at that age would be doing so on their wealthy family's bankroll.
Great video! Having lived in over 10 countries for the last 20 years, being a libertarian, tax lawyer by training and statistical modeller by profession this is all crystal clear, common sense to me. Currently living in Portugal will use most of my 10yr NHR status.
'You have to unlearn' absolutely .......I am an inverted migrant, visit my country solely to earn money which very definitely is worth so much more elsewhere, and definitely I am treated better, and can do things not possible back there.
It’s great to have someone as an example of the lifestyle I’ve been thinking about for the last 5 years! Thanks you sir, for putting the content out!
My pleasure!
Nomad Capitalist already changed my life a bit and will even more. Thanks for this priceless knowledge, inspiration you keep providing for free.
Thanks! Glad to be an inspiration. :)
I'm actually coming to Malaysia tonight. I'll be arriving tomorrow in the morning, it would be a funny coincidence if I ran into Andrew in the street or at a restaurant.
I’m a Canadian living in Italy. We get taxes about 50%! And I’m limited to taking out $250 a day with my bank. There’s nothing more frustrating than not being able to access your own money whenever you want to. I was just recommended your Chanel today. I’m hopeful it will help guide me to a better situation where I’m no longer just getting by, and can start living my life the way I’d like to, and dedicate my energy to projects that will help and enhance the lives of others around the world.
If you cant physical possess it, its not yours, its the banks and governments unfortunately
“Go where you are treated best”
I think that if you are an ambitious person living in the west in 2024 this is the best advise you are going to receive.
Yu are truly a Visionary! Yu have encouraged me at this point in my life to be who I am. Its doesn't matter what someone else says. They're going to talk any way. Yu are so Amazinggggggggg
Thank you.
THANK U ANDREW! CAN WE GET A LITTLE MORE OF INTERNATIONAL BUSINESS IDEAS....?
Why are you YELLING?
sell drugs.
If I had one question to ask Andrew, it would be, "I am sure you realize that what governments "give", they can also take away?"
Still, if I could turn the clock back, I would be right there with him.
Thank you Andrew for your inspiring videos. Ive spent the last 10 years of my life making bold 'mad' decisions and thry've paid off time and time again. Its great to see a guy talk the same language as me. After moving from place to place and unable to settle i realise the nomad lifestyke could be for me and my family. Once iv got some business projects off the ground to raise money for the life i intend to look for advice on of shore accounts and second residencies. God bless u and ur team.
Thank you!
@@nomadcapitalist
Your very welcome.
As an Asian American living in the USA I have had a pretty good life but I’ve always wondered and had doubts if I am treated the best in the US… I appreciate this video and the motto is something I completely agree with
I know u are stepping away from making videos but you are definitely an inspiration 💯
This is awesome and your so right about continuing to research being and constantly seeking information is what stops them. Been there and done it. I was in the 20 year bracket there. I have a new motto since realizing the error and that is Keep the Best and Improve the Rest. I have just added your Go Where Your Treated Best to that Motto! Wow that is powerful.
Hearing about your journey is very inspiring. Your ethos of why you are living this lifestyle really resonates with us. We are at a point in our lives where we are starting to question the way we have done things previously and you've given us a lot of food for thought.
So glad to hear it😊
Minute 13:25 exactly describes me. Sometimes I just don't know where to start. But this video has helped me a lot. Thank you!
I always go where I've been treated the best , no matter apartments hostels hotels and offices ! Thank you so much bro
Your the best thing on YT.. For me doing this is a bit more complicated..due to age and health..but i have thought about travel for the better medical treatments ive heard are out there.
VERY INSPIRING!
It's been seven years since i traveled out of my home country,
I'm holding Nomad Capitalist book with me as a reference and a source of inspiration.
Thank you for making this video, it's fantastic..
@@Reizzzzz No, i got the turkish passport after working in turkey for five years
You're such an inspiration Andrew! ^^
I started following your channel knowing very little about anything you talked about but it still fascinated me.
Now I know...maybe 25% of what you're talking about haha but I'm still so keen to learn and do it all!
Sparky ! Welcome, Sparky.
Im going to make sure im taking myself where im treated better. My friend at work invited me to your channel. Cant wait to see more!
Thank you for this, you have set me on fire. This is who I am, and have always secretly suppressed this inner explorer in me. "I am going to where I am celebrated" the world belongs to the fearless... Again Thank you
Welcome, Wanjohi.
Wow! You're from Cleveland, OH too? I would definitely agree that there's an energy and attitude of settling in Cleveland. I feel like the oddball sometimes in my family circle as I've chosen to live outside the U.S. I've learned to just listen to the call of my heart. Glad to be a subscriber to your channel!
Great Video, thank you for this
Dear Mr. Henderson, I am so glad there is you. At least you understand how suffocating it is to live in rigid America. It is so pervasive that there is very little space to become creative. Behind the facade of diversity and inclusion there really are only promises but the status quo stays the same. You know, I had the same gest as you do of dynamic reversals in world economies. So to hear you speak about this is really liberating. I do not want to limit myself but in the rigid world, minority women especially female immigrants that are timid and nice do not get heard so much, so I love that your economic disposition is similar to mine. I will not have a chance to speak mine. Hearing you is like hearing a friend talk. What you say makes sense. Thank you for being there.
I have long since learned that I do not need a salary/income. These two things means more taxes. What I need, a business must provide. Therefore, in order for the business to "survive" it must supply in my needs" so that I can manage it. In other words, if the business cannot supply food, transport, roof, etc, I cannot work for the business so that it can have income. I don't need the business, The business needs me... I know this sounds upside down, but it has worked for me for almost 2 decades... I eat what the business can supply, I drive cars that the business own, I stay in houses that the business rent. All is done as economically as possible so that the business can be as financially strong as possible. Personally I own NOTHING. No house, No car, not even a personal bank account. The day I die (cause we all go that way) there is no will and testament. I will just cease to exist and the business will be managed by the rest of my immediate family.
Are you saying you mark down everything, even the food you eat, as a business expense ?
I like your thinking!!
Curious what is your business?
Much respect... Wishing Nomad Capitalist all the best and continued success...
Thank you, Dwayne. Glad to have you.
"Tax the rich" is slogan for punishing people who are working. The state rewards laziness.
People like you are responsible for millions of people becoming homeless during winter, during a pandemic. You're pro-genocide.
@ruzzell907 I don't think it's fair to say "working" there are people struggling and working 3 jobs. There are those that hold is an unfounded belief that rich people are evil or bad and certainly there are examples of that, however there is an equal percentage of poor and middle class evil and bad people. Same goes for good people coming from all walks of life. There are those who have taken themselves from poverty to wealth in America, yes it goes with hard work but also an attitude and belief and an eye for opportunity. The trifecta is a combination of work, attitude and mindset. Unfortunately school today teaches handout mentality and that's why there is this whole "anti-adulting" movement.
As someone from the roughest parts of east cleveland, Ohio thats been treated like gargage his entire life and never had parents or good humans around at all, just abusive, selfish humans and no direction.
I've spent my entire life being lost and confused, dealing with health issues and coming to the realization that this country and everything i was raised in school to believe it was...was a lie.
I want to leave, no, i have to leave. I have suffered too much and the system both medical and judicial has let me down and allowed things to happen that truly are heartbreaking and I just feel and have felt pain due to it all for so long, but so afraid to change or move or find a way to squeeze some happiness out of this life before i die.
And without advice or funds, especially being disabled, and alone, low income, it sounds impossible to move to a new country, even if im able to keep my ssdi and survive off of 1500$ a month, until i can find a doctor who cares or a place that values good, honest humans and allow me to he productive and useful for someone... Maybe find love or friends...a family.
I've tried to look into places and having never went anywhere except here in middle of nowhere Ohio and florida for a small part of my life, i just see the direction this country is going in and how everyone puts money over life..
Im 38 and feel like ive used so much on either people who just used me and abused me, or lived a lie and am slowly dying and in so much pain, and no healthcare or doctors who care to help, even someone who's never even had as much as a speeding ticket.
I know i have worth and use, i just need a healthy environment and a place that cares about human life and the quality of life, as i know i have so much capability and refuse to die like this.
I don't know how to get to Malaysia or start this, but I want to and as scared as i am now, loving in a way that just a home and bills leave me with barely enough for food in the middle of nowhere Ohio, with no friends or family and no resources or guidance, i deserve better and this country has taken enough from me, and given me NOTHING only made me sicker by refusing to treat ny my health issues and instead just saving money by claiming depression pills will fix things, or allowing corrupt judges and cps workers to destroy the only little family i ever had, no, i may be 6"3 and seem strong, but my health isn't great and so it makes me an easy target but i know it can be helped and my pain can be helped, but this place doesn't care about it's people...and I've had enough.
Im in tears writing this and am a good person, I don't want to be buried in a country thats treated me so badly, and taken so much, i know theres more out there. God send me an angel and just help me leave this place.
I’m sorry for you. It’s sad that there are so many people out there like yourself and usually it’s because they are childless. You can generally only grow, become responsible, and find meaning when you have children. No money, country, love life or career will replace the human need to care for another. People become self-obsessed and eventually very miserable without children. It is extremely rare for a person to have a meaningful life without giving life to others. It’s how we’re wired.
At 38, you still have time to have several children, as a man. I had twins in my early 40s and that is when my life began to have real meaning. I’ve travelled all over the world and had a great career but nothing made me feel truly happy about being alive as my children did .
If you are able, give life. Find a good Christian woman who wants children. Be good to her. Go to church and find her!
You should also leave any area that isn’t good for you - with or without children ;)
Go live in a small town if the money gets you further and if the work is there. Go north, south, east or west. It doesn’t matter. Find the work and go! Don’t restrict yourself. As long as it’s a healthy place.
Find friends at hobby clubs (not bars). Don’t drink and get off the pills (you’ll be down for a while but you’ll bounce back). They don’t help! Most importantly!!…. Get married and have children to love and care for !!! Don’t say you can’t afford it! It’ll work out!! You can’t afford not to!!!
I left my shitty neighbourhood when I was in my teens and never looked back. Most of my friends and my siblings are all drug addicts or dead. I live in a beautiful home in France with my husband and children. Everyone has problems but you can’t get better if you don’t have love around you (children, spouse, or at least good friends - but friends won’t replace family). It’s not normal to be a man without anyone to care for. Don’t be alone… it only gets harder as you get older.
Go get a job anywhere that pays. Hard work is what you need! There’s lots of places that pay a decent wage. Your body will heal lots too! Isolation, depression and pills make your body break down.
Go find a decent job, then move, make your new place clean and welcoming, work hard and find a good church. Find a good Christian woman and have 2-3 children.
You’ll be tired for the first few years, life won’t be perfect - but you’ll be fulfilled! And any time you need a boost of happiness, all you’ll have to do is look at your children!!! Nothing like it!!!
Sorry my writing is rambling but I felt you needed to hear this… and I must run! Wishing you well stranger 💕
Lastly, if you drink or smoke, , read “How to stop drinking/smoking” by Allen Carr
@@GeorgiaMartin-ll9qgLovely advice except the exclusionary comment suggesting to find a "Christian" woman?
That's not only exclusionary & exclusive, but rather judgemental, discriminatory, presumptuous & self-righteous.
When are "Christians" going to finally stop imposing their faith upon others & start truly respecting & honouring their fellow humans regardless of religious beliefs???
Good for you. I think income tax should be abolished and let's all just pay sales tax.
Wow Andrew, I discovered your channel randomly and I’m so glad i did. I’m at a point in my life where I’m headed towards great change and i think you will be a great help!
Andy I go through Cleveland when I drive from Chicago to Niagara Falls. A very nice video, a bit different but hence well put together. I have seen your blog first time in 2003 living in a small apartment in suburbs of Chicago as immigrant young man. Since then been following you in this interesting lifestyle Andrew. Keep it up.
Thanks for everything Andrew, God bless you and your family.
Thank you.
As I am not a business person but I want to become a business man, I so much love and like your speak and your best character ❤️.
Great video “you get to choose”
Regarding KL towers and how places have changed in a short time you are 100% correct.
I’ve been to Vietnam 4 - 6 times a year for the past 5 years and I’m amazed each time on the progress.
I now Airbnb a flat in a nice building in Ho Chi Minh and am amazed with the facilities, modern shopping centres , service. it’s truly top notch.
The film about KL Towers showing the "village", which was filmed in Malacca I think - not KL. Film-makers license. 25 year resident of KL.
Yes, that's what you get when a society is determined to invest in itself, in contrast to US society, which is determined to hand its wealth over to a few billionaires.
I am in Detroit Michigan. I have seen the great and beautiful country of America. I am looking forward to meeting the friends I have yet to make world wide. It is an amazing universe out there. Time to adventure.
Just got the courage to pursue my travelling journey just by watching this vidio😁. All the way from south Africa,,, am saving up money to elope somewhere around December 😊
I would do anything to leave my country
@NarrowPath why do you think?
You haven't really said why, but it sounds like you have a "grass is greener" attitude rather than a Nomad Capitalist vibe. Your problems will follow you around the world if your mindset is not on the right track.
@@successandlifestyle Exactly. Dont run FROM something, run TO something...whatever it is you want.😉👍🏻🥂
13:45. YES! You nailed it with that nugget of wisdom.
I love absolutely adore your story and what you Dad told you... actually I am about to launch my side gig (beside my job) very soon and it is also based on something my Dad told me when I was a teenager, and just recently realized that it is actually partially my motto now! So great to share how great Dads leave such a quintessential imprint on us! thank you for sharing...it put light in my day!
What's your dad's motto & now your motto?
From Akron - and work in CLE. you are so correct about the mentality here. I love this - go where you are treated the best. And also feel the best. I prefer the USA for now. Watching you has opened my eyes to living outside of the USA. I can technically work anywhere in my line of work. We will see how the one world government takes over. USA might be the safest for now.
I was always curious about your story. Thanks for sharing amd all the inspriation!
TheWobblemyjello Thanks for being here.
So true Andrew...I'm proud to see you share your expertise and experience!
😂😂 Your comment about Cleveland cracked me up. I am also from Cleveland and that is totally the response I get from people too. And you are exactly right, most people from Cleveland end up staying there. I never understood why. I got out and went west as soon as I graduated college. I want to start really traveling more outside of the US tho. I am glad I found your channel.
Thanks Andrew. I’ve visited your channel intermittently over the last year as these ideas have come up or crossed my mind. You are very clear and well spoken and provide great value.
I hope to continue to work towards a life lived in the places I chose to at any one time. It’s been a dream of mine since travelling extensively in 2014.
Dealing with autoimmune health has has slowed this decision, but I’m working diligently on achieving complete health. Then it will be time :)
Wishing you good health.
I just came across your content it resonates with me. I will be following up closely. More fortune and freedom on your journey.
You put into words what I kind of always felt, thanks, I know what I want to do
What an awesome community and ethic. We are not meant to be slaves. Live long and prosper my friends
Welcome, Michael.
In the state of nature, one is a slave to the dangers of the wild and risks of the unknown. Perhaps the less you know about your environment, you may feel a greater sense of possibility that you didn't under a regime which has clearer guidelines on your life that you feel you have no control over. So I ask - who isn't a slave?
I'm becoming more interested in this. I moved out of California to lessen the tax blow, but I'm glad to know I could do better. I'm a draftsman who's owned a few rentals then sold them. That's all I know.
I really enjoyed this! Thanks! Heading over to Amazon to order your book!
Thanks, Kristina! Appreciate your support.
Inspiring to say the least. I learned I didn't want to pursue being an American 20+ years ago when I started investing in US stocks. Just seeing the difference between a W8 and a W9 made a big difference. Nowadays still there are many people pursuing the American Dream, but I tell you, not this guy.
Interesting video ... as usual. I gave it a thumbs up, easily. Now, let's move to paying zero taxes while moving around
Big inspiration for me. I'm a 23 year old from Sweden doing business in Cyprus 👍🏼
Nomad Capitalist is what a travel bro would be if done with class, knowledge, and using the big head first to make decisions.
Great content! I love how dyanamic your channel has gotten in the past few months. Great work!
Thank you!
LOVE your vids, Andrew. Thanks for sharing your journey with the world. Inspiring.
THIS!!! ive needed this for so long.
This is just too great, you deserve a lot more views
You are one of my masters Sir. Thanks for charging.
Thanks for sharing ur story with me and everyone else who watch ur videos. It is an inspiration and it gives me motivation to go and do what I have always wanted to do. I am enjoying your book as well. It has opened my eyes to the possibility and has given me the information to set out and accomplish my dreams. I am ready more than ever to go where I am treated best. Thx u again.
Felicia Pondexter Glad to hear that, Felicia. Thanks for commenting.
Andrew you are such an inspiration, THANK YOU!
Dude, you've been wandering around in my neighborhood the whole video : )) hi from beşiktaş!
Beautiful city!
Thanks for the information that you provide, I am taking notes.
Back in 2003 when I told a friend I was moving to SE Asia, he told me, "Be careful. Don't get your head chopped off." And he was quite serious.
Andrew is 100% correct in this video. You just need to do it and have the inner drive to find a way to make it happen. Most Westerners I encounter are locked in their bubble of ignorance, full of complaints but not taking any action. I have been an expat for over 15 years, hold multiple citizenships, and enjoy traveling the world. This lifestyle is second-to-none and I wouldn't give it up for anything.
None of this would be possible if I had listened to that friend all those years ago. He was the proverbial crab in the bucket, locked in to a cycle of ignorance perpetuated by his peers. Be your own boss and take control of your life.
Most people anywhere just focus on complaining. Being exceptional is rare.
Yeah.., the world is your oyster, if you're a pretty boy.
@@scarletpumpernickel3353 It's not being a pretty boy; it's about being focused, studying, researching and learning.
Do you raise your kids in SE Asia? Do you feel like the life they get in SE Asia is better than Western countries?
Thank you so much, this is brilliant! You’re so inspiring, you’ve ignited a fire in me to take action 🙏🏻
Thank you, Clare.
Just found this channel thanks to a friend. "Thanks Jack R". This is the best video I've seen all week. New Subscriber.
Well done, Andrew. Thank you for these highly instructional videos. I recommend that you consider putting out a video on Tbilisi in the wake of the recent protests and unrest. How might that affect investment in Georgia? Is it time to punch out of Georgia or is it a buying opportunity in your assessment? Thanks!
Where have I been all this while.. Thank you Andrew for this wonderful video. Such an inspiration. Go where you are treated Best!
Am taking actions now.
People told me I was going to get robbed and targeted if I moved to Quito, Ecuador. Been here almost a year and I feel safer here than I did back home in Toronto. Also, my house that I pay $350/month for sure beats the crummy basement apartment I was renting for $1200 back home. Also grass fed beef and pastured raised eggs for a fraction of the cost cannot be beat 👌
you didn't fall into the scare tactic. good
This speaks to me on a crazy level. Always felt that the US wasn’t the right fit for my life in so many ways and have been bouncing around different countries since I was 17, most recently having lived in Morocco. Now I’m starting a business that allows me to do what I love most - to travel, and your channel couldn’t have come at a more opportune time. As I’m looking for investors I’m wondering whether creating my company in the US is even the best move. Love the vids, so much to catch up on. I’m definitely checking out your Playa retreat next May. Keep it up!
Check Thailand out 😎
Correct me if I am wrong, but it's all about tax residency. If you are US tax resident, you pay taxes according to their laws, if you are from European country, you pay taxes in your European country. That's it, with some variations of it. But you are not mentioning the most important aspect - where those taxes go. Taxes are used for various improvements within your tax residency country, including your access to healthcare, since you pay taxes to support it. So while we are taxed like crazy here in Europe, I can get free healthcare from quality providers anytime I want, including large procedures. While living in Asia might be more tax-profitable from the savings point of view, I am not sure I would be comfortable having a serious operation in Vietnam as their taxpayer if I am in a car crash for example. Pros and cons...but yes I agree you are free to move anywhere and obtain tax residency wherever you please.
Study the pros' and cons' of each situation. We are programmed to believe "where we are" is the best, but, that is not always the case. Including health care.
THIS IS GUTSY. Gutsy Gutsy Gutsy !! Can't wait to watch and learn more. -F
🏅You're an inspiration to me Andrew. I'm not going to settle and I'm not going to quit until I'm able to find that place where I am treated best. Thank you for the daily videos I watch them every morning and they keep me focused on the goal. I'll be seeking for your services soon. 🙏🙏
Happy to help, Joe. 🤗
Waww Andrew, just discovered you, this is what I wanted to do my whole life and couldn't get the whole idea. I'm ready to be a Nomad Capitalist, in fact I now realize I've always been ready. I would really like to be in touch with you and get your advice. I´m glad I found you 🆓
Welcome aboard! If you'd like to connect personally, please send an email to help@nomadcapitalist.com.
“Go where you’re treated best” is a great way to live your life!
But I find the fixation on taxes strange. Taxes are part of the expenses, but so is rent, labor, medical insurance, security, bureaucracy, transport, plus a ton of things that can't be measured with money (that isn't as catchy, I admit). You may make more money after expenses in a high-tax country. Go where you're treated best, absolutely, but not necessarily where you're taxed least.
Second vid i wateched of yours and love it already. Thank you from South Africa
Thanks for watching!
could you talk about the language barrier in a future video
Anarchio capitalism 👊🏻
Get fluent with the official language BEFORE you move. Contracts are in that language so anything you do, rent or buy legally involves you being able to read a contract. Being able to get around is fine on vacation, but moving is another story. Trust me, it will impact every part of your experience from prices to dating and everything in between. Plus it shows and gets respect by speaking their language. I dont know why more people dont emphasize this? I AM- LEARN THE LANGUAGE or go elsewhere, its that simple. Thank me later 👍🏻✌🏼😎🌴🥂
You inspire me man, it's abusive all this taxation and lack of economic freedom that has been spreading across the world. I'm ready to quit my country if they start to treat me lika a criminal because I am more sucssessful than the rest.
Taxation It's lika a cancer, that only spreads and gets bigger
Love this vid thanks for the inspo