You might have another 40+ years to live, as life expectancy and healthcare breakthroughs happen. I hope we all find that spark and zest for life. “The best is yet to come”. People who focus on the future seem happier than those who live in the past.
Oh yuck I’m not living in a minivan by choice! Give me a one euro home to renovate or a place in France or somewhere interesting (to me) to live! And safe. No mass shootings on a routine basis because gun nuts want their “freedom.” Which is taking away freedom from everyone else.
You're still a young man in this day and age :') Rwanda is getting a lot of marketing in the Western media. Back story amazing 👏 rising from the ashes I'm such a short space of time. I would say visit, stay for 3 months and see if it's for you and if the hype is real.
Enjoying life is what matters most. Forget what other 'influencers' criticize about people wanting _free time._ (PBD, from a Middle Eastern country comes too mind.)
Thanks Andrew. Loving your videos. I am over 55 but don't see myself sipping rum punch on the beach in "retirement" as a daily lifestyle, but rather continuing to work for as long as I have my health, and watching my business grow. Being involved and interested in my business every day I think helps keep me energized both mentally and physically. All the better if there are opportunities where I am treated better by the culture and government.
If you want to get rich, then sell to people who are rich. I've seen people lose everything trying to sell expensive things in poor countries. Also research the work culture.
Timing with this video is perfect! I just moved to Pattaya, Thailand, & also been in Bangkok for a week, and just moved to nice long-term & cheap apartment. Thanks you, Andrew!
I’m in India 🇮🇳 then UAE 🇦🇪 then going to Mexico via UK sort things out and move out wanted to do this since 16 - a few decades later 😮I was waiting to meet someone who wants to go but like everything in life you must forge ahead alone if there is no one of similar thinking 🤔
Very happy how he reasoned about Cancun. I don't get it myself either. What's the point of going when prices are the same as in the U.S., the culture is very Americanized, there's American's everywhere? It's like, for that, you might as well have gone to the Florida Keys and get fish tacos.
This is one of the best videos you've made. Living with intention, use the energy & positive emotions we can gather to propel ourselves. I'm moving to the Philippines and see opportunity everywhere. Immediately, I'm networking with the best people who have positive growth mindsets that is rare in that area. Thanks!
This video was the smack in the mouth I needed. I've lived in chaing mai for 8 years now and no one has ever put it quite like that to me. But I've felt it bubbling under the surface for many years now. Like wasting away. Like a lion in captivity I describe it as. Yes! Thank you!
That's a good point and I have been guilty of complacency at a much lower level than you, just because I knew I could stay at my overseas place forever if I wanted to and just ditch the rest of the world. In the end it's about choices, what life choices lead you to be the person you want to be? Sometimes you're sitting on the beach and could stay there forever, but it is just not taking you to who you want to be.
OMG KL is so much better than Thailand! Personally I'd love to do Penang. And yes so many people just want to recreate where they live in the US vs living in the country where they are. I don't understand that.
As a young spirited 53 year old woman, am happy to buy a Quinta with olive trees and grapes in Portugal or a seaside pozi. Love the Algarve, Azores, Funchal. Wanna one anything. Grow and eat my own fresh fruit and vegetables or buy from markets. There's more to life than chasing money and dodging taxes. Shit hitting the fan all over the world...
@@svensulzmann4282 I also come from Genocide committed land. Past is past. But how they developed from their mistakes and go forward is what you must judge currently.
As a young spirit 53 year old, am happy to buy a Quinta with olive trees and grapes in Portugal. Love the Algarve, Azores, Funchal. Wanna owe no-one anything. Grow and eat my own fresh fruit and vegetables or buy from markets. There's more to life than chasing money and dodging taxes. Shit hitting the fan all over the world...
Love the message of this video, Andrew! If you‘re stuck in the rat race, doing what everyone else does, the first step is to PULL OUT of your habits, leave your environment. And then use that new energy and excitement for your benefit. Please, share more of your lifestyle, would love to see a vlog!
Andrew you love Malaysia but they don’t allow Israel citizens entry! I am Jewish and I can’t swallow this, not at all! Turkey allows a Jew citizen, what happened to Malaysia? Question is genuine. Dylan Rae Appenfeldt
For immigrants, the US is still probably the best place to start a company and create wealth. Once successfully, it's a lot easier/simpler to make a move.
I have friends on my little Greek island that are perfectly happy living off $500 a month. Fishing ,walking, keeping chickens, growing grapes and tomatoes and potatoes and watching the sun rise and set. Reading books, living without TV and the rat race .Living in a small shake they build themselves. And living to 100. Why chase the $ which ends up giving you cancer. in the end you become a very very boring person with nothing to talk about except where to move to avoid taxes and get 2nd and 3rd passports.
I live in a rural area and would like to start working towards starting a nomad business. My question is, for networking up with higher reach individuals above my current level and outside of my location, what would be your recommendation for connecting with them? LinkedIn groups? Love the videos.
@@Carolinapetroska sweden is already apparently as well as norway why you against it just asking no bias for it against i just want to know folks opinions
Without getting into personal philosophy or politics, a cashless society is simply not smart. Having worked at a bank and helped my wife run a start up retail business, I can assure you that systems go down, a lot. When someone's card readers go down and you are at the only gas station for miles and can't make it to the next one, you need another way to pay. At the bank, our card processing company had an issue which shutdown all of our debit cards for more than a day. If our customers had no other means of payment then they were up a creek. While I preferred not to get cash as a business owner, it simply isn't always feasible. Sometimes it was all we could had the ability to accept.
@@CowboyTay i want to influenced today by something important and useful can you kindly please tell me your personal philosophies and your personal politics because your erudite and articulate paragraph really opened my eyes and I'd love to be opened even more please
@@ghostwriter991 Thank you for the compliment. At the risk of falling short of your expectations, I'll start by saying that a completely digital currency would take too much control out of the hands of the individual. Unlike decentralized currency (like crypto) a centralized currency like a digital dollar would be controlled by someone. Maybe the Federal Reserve or the Treasury Department or maybe your bank like JP Morgan or Wells Fargo, but rest assured someone will have the ability to control your money and the use and receipt of that money. They could keep you from using certain vendors or put you out of business by not letting others spend money at your business just based on the personal politics of whoever is in charge at the time. Its not really a right, left, or center argument as any group could be vulnerable to payment discrimination.
Also I like to add no matter where you move and how much money you have...you will always be treated on the basis of your skin colour. I am brown Asian, although I am British by citizen born and raised in London, I now live in the middle east I still get racially offended and judged by directly trying to identify my skin and face by being called an Indian. So remember to all the ethnic minorities here nomad capitalist work wonders for white man not for the other!
Better to be a large fish in a small pond than a small fish in the ocean. Go to a place filled with brown people and avoid those who would judge you based on skin color.
I actually like this channel. I find it best TH-cam channel for this year. It adresses always my thoughts and ideas. Bali is too much comfortable, like hakuna matata lifestyle maybe 😅. I believe westerners prefer Thailand is that because they're racist against Muslims in Malaysia, actually Islam in Malaysia is very strong, but that's why actually Malaysia is better than Thailand in every aspect.
It also depends on how old you are. If you are 55+, maybe you don't want to have to struggle and fight anymore and just relax....
Truly, it depends where you go.
You might have another 40+ years to live, as life expectancy and healthcare breakthroughs happen.
I hope we all find that spark and zest for life. “The best is yet to come”. People who focus on the future seem happier than those who live in the past.
Oh yuck I’m not living in a minivan by choice! Give me a one euro home to renovate or a place in France or somewhere interesting (to me) to live! And safe. No mass shootings on a routine basis because gun nuts want their “freedom.” Which is taking away freedom from everyone else.
You're still a young man in this day and age :') Rwanda is getting a lot of marketing in the Western media. Back story amazing 👏 rising from the ashes I'm such a short space of time. I would say visit, stay for 3 months and see if it's for you and if the hype is real.
@Pat Risberg not for much longer, though. CBDCs will track everyone, everywhere.
Enjoying life is what matters most. Forget what other 'influencers' criticize about people wanting _free time._ (PBD, from a Middle Eastern country comes too mind.)
Thanks Andrew. Loving your videos. I am over 55 but don't see myself sipping rum punch on the beach in "retirement" as a daily lifestyle, but rather continuing to work for as long as I have my health, and watching my business grow. Being involved and interested in my business every day I think helps keep me energized both mentally and physically. All the better if there are opportunities where I am treated better by the culture and government.
If you want to get rich, then sell to people who are rich. I've seen people lose everything trying to sell expensive things in poor countries. Also research the work culture.
Timing with this video is perfect! I just moved to Pattaya, Thailand, & also been in Bangkok for a week, and just moved to nice long-term & cheap apartment. Thanks you, Andrew!
yeah be careful out there, thailand is so corrupt I refuse to live in a place with no sense of justice, even the monks will steal from you
@@IMPERATOR540 wow!!
@@IMPERATOR540 thx for warning. but, really? I'm coming from ex-USSR countries and honestly didn't noticed that. How was that in your experience?
@@IMPERATOR540 I doubt he is living in Pattaya to hang out with monks ;)
@@Southeastasiantraveler yes every Thai is out to rob you...i don't give a f#$k if that offends anyone...please go there and find out yourself out
I’m in India 🇮🇳 then UAE 🇦🇪 then going to Mexico via UK sort things out and move out wanted to do this since 16 - a few decades later 😮I was waiting to meet someone who wants to go but like everything in life you must forge ahead alone if there is no one of similar thinking 🤔
Very happy how he reasoned about Cancun. I don't get it myself either. What's the point of going when prices are the same as in the U.S., the culture is very Americanized, there's American's everywhere? It's like, for that, you might as well have gone to the Florida Keys and get fish tacos.
This is one of the best videos you've made. Living with intention, use the energy & positive emotions we can gather to propel ourselves. I'm moving to the Philippines and see opportunity everywhere. Immediately, I'm networking with the best people who have positive growth mindsets that is rare in that area. Thanks!
Which island?
Very well said. Would love to more content like this. Much love from Australia
You said, "Make sure you're making contacts with higher-level folks." Now that perked my intrigue!
This video was the smack in the mouth I needed. I've lived in chaing mai for 8 years now and no one has ever put it quite like that to me. But I've felt it bubbling under the surface for many years now. Like wasting away. Like a lion in captivity I describe it as. Yes! Thank you!
That's a good point and I have been guilty of complacency at a much lower level than you, just because I knew I could stay at my overseas place forever if I wanted to and just ditch the rest of the world. In the end it's about choices, what life choices lead you to be the person you want to be? Sometimes you're sitting on the beach and could stay there forever, but it is just not taking you to who you want to be.
Thank you Andrew, you have inspired me to push above my previous set point for wealth creation, outside of my country and comfort zone. 🇨🇦
Hit up 🔝
OMG KL is so much better than Thailand! Personally I'd love to do Penang. And yes so many people just want to recreate where they live in the US vs living in the country where they are. I don't understand that.
As a young spirited 53 year old woman, am happy to buy a Quinta with olive trees and grapes in Portugal or a seaside pozi. Love the Algarve, Azores, Funchal. Wanna one anything. Grow and eat my own fresh fruit and vegetables or buy from markets. There's more to life than chasing money and dodging taxes. Shit hitting the fan all over the world...
I quickly became a millionaire in Vietnam... as soon as I exchanged $50 USD for VND 🤣
😂😂😂
1.1 million yen move i costs for Japan rentals
Here is a quick one. Rwanda is one of the up and coming. Also they are attracting investors. I am moving to my 6th country soon. A hidden gem!😊
@@svensulzmann4282 I also come from Genocide committed land. Past is past. But how they developed from their mistakes and go forward is what you must judge currently.
As a young spirit 53 year old, am happy to buy a Quinta with olive trees and grapes in Portugal. Love the Algarve, Azores, Funchal. Wanna owe no-one anything. Grow and eat my own fresh fruit and vegetables or buy from markets. There's more to life than chasing money and dodging taxes. Shit hitting the fan all over the world...
I am glad u started posting these videos again, I understand the concept of stepping away however glad u are back
Awesome vid Thx Andrew! Lookin good, looks like you live what you preach!
Awesome comments Andrew. I agree about leveling up and about networking opportunities 👏👏
Love the message of this video, Andrew! If you‘re stuck in the rat race, doing what everyone else does, the first step is to PULL OUT of your habits, leave your environment. And then use that new energy and excitement for your benefit. Please, share more of your lifestyle, would love to see a vlog!
Thank you Andrew!
I agree, I think you're right.
Don't follow the herd
Good stuff brotha. Def need to find a place you feel comfortable in and is conducive to your goals.
Lower Context Culture -- thanks for the new "deep dive" topic 🎉
Glad you liked it!
Solid content Andrew!!!! Thanks
Thank you.
Make a video about credit (credit karma)when you leave the USA ( what happens to your credit?)
Tnank you ! Enjoying your videos 😊
Gold! Agree 100%!
Didn’t Andrew say he wanted to make less videos? 😄 can’t stop the hustle it seems
I don’t mind though. His videos are good. ❤
Andrew, are you saying you might help those of us earning in the 6 figures as an entrepreneur? Wondering how to expand my client base overseas.
David Greene. Mastery. Excellent Andrew!
Robert Greene**
Andrew you love Malaysia but they don’t allow Israel citizens entry! I am Jewish and I can’t swallow this, not at all! Turkey allows a Jew citizen, what happened to Malaysia? Question is genuine. Dylan Rae Appenfeldt
For immigrants, the US is still probably the best place to start a company and create wealth. Once successfully, it's a lot easier/simpler to make a move.
I have friends on my little Greek island that are perfectly happy living off $500 a month. Fishing ,walking, keeping chickens, growing grapes and tomatoes and potatoes and watching the sun rise and set. Reading books, living without TV and the rat race .Living in a small shake they build themselves. And living to 100. Why chase the $ which ends up giving you cancer. in the end you become a very very boring person with nothing to talk about except where to move to avoid taxes and get 2nd and 3rd passports.
I live in a rural area and would like to start working towards starting a nomad business. My question is, for networking up with higher reach individuals above my current level and outside of my location, what would be your recommendation for connecting with them? LinkedIn groups? Love the videos.
ditto- I'm not quite sure how to make contacts when i live in a rural bubble, working alone.
How would you go about creating an online business in the US but living full time in Thailand?
Not advice for everyone just those that already have millions.
Come on...I could've come up with this stuff myself; where's the meat?
Best video
Thank you.
Brilliant ..
networking sounds good
Whats your thoughts on a cashless society
100% against !
@@Carolinapetroska sweden is already apparently as well as norway why you against it just asking no bias for it against i just want to know folks opinions
Without getting into personal philosophy or politics, a cashless society is simply not smart. Having worked at a bank and helped my wife run a start up retail business, I can assure you that systems go down, a lot. When someone's card readers go down and you are at the only gas station for miles and can't make it to the next one, you need another way to pay. At the bank, our card processing company had an issue which shutdown all of our debit cards for more than a day. If our customers had no other means of payment then they were up a creek. While I preferred not to get cash as a business owner, it simply isn't always feasible. Sometimes it was all we could had the ability to accept.
@@CowboyTay i want to influenced today by something important and useful can you kindly please tell me your personal philosophies and your personal politics because your erudite and articulate paragraph really opened my eyes and I'd love to be opened even more please
@@ghostwriter991 Thank you for the compliment. At the risk of falling short of your expectations, I'll start by saying that a completely digital currency would take too much control out of the hands of the individual. Unlike decentralized currency (like crypto) a centralized currency like a digital dollar would be controlled by someone. Maybe the Federal Reserve or the Treasury Department or maybe your bank like JP Morgan or Wells Fargo, but rest assured someone will have the ability to control your money and the use and receipt of that money. They could keep you from using certain vendors or put you out of business by not letting others spend money at your business just based on the personal politics of whoever is in charge at the time. Its not really a right, left, or center argument as any group could be vulnerable to payment discrimination.
I concur.
Trade your capitol for that countries foreign currency.
Has the next NC event venue been announced yet?
What do you think of Benin,(West Africa)?
Few years ago everybody was a billionaire in Zimbabwe😂
Nothing,sumware tropical
When is your next public speaking event
Nowhere paradise on earth. We are in the same boat living in hell.
Laughs in non-profit company and 'public' skills mastery 😅
Also I like to add no matter where you move and how much money you have...you will always be treated on the basis of your skin colour. I am brown Asian, although I am British by citizen born and raised in London, I now live in the middle east I still get racially offended and judged by directly trying to identify my skin and face by being called an Indian. So remember to all the ethnic minorities here nomad capitalist work wonders for white man not for the other!
Indians aint asian but stop trying
Perpetual victim. Whites are the minority in London. Whites are the minority in most large western cities.
Better to be a large fish in a small pond than a small fish in the ocean. Go to a place filled with brown people and avoid those who would judge you based on skin color.
@@USARealityCheck easy said than done. My choices are limited as compared to my white peers.
Well imagine being a woman of colour… I can’t even fathom how unserious people will take me once I’m ready to go.
👏 👏 👏
Present
I find very difficult to find more well off friends that don't see the world in right wing coloured glasses. 😢
Apparently anybody can become a multimillionaire in Venezuela
I actually like this channel. I find it best TH-cam channel for this year. It adresses always my thoughts and ideas.
Bali is too much comfortable, like hakuna matata lifestyle maybe 😅. I believe westerners prefer Thailand is that because they're racist against Muslims in Malaysia, actually Islam in Malaysia is very strong, but that's why actually Malaysia is better than Thailand in every aspect.
Hit up 🔝
I am poor, can you give me an avise?
Don’t be poor.
@@waynejpark560 how?
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@@juh6155 Hit up 🔝