We are bringing you one of our favorite episodes (& yours too) from this last year for this greatest hits episode!

 

Have you been dragging your feet about going nomadic? Are you coming up with every excuse possible to talk yourself out of it? Are you ready to get out of your own way?

Jason Robinson from The Nomad Experiment is here today to talk about his new book The Beginner Traveler's Guide To Going Nomad, the importance of facing fear, and why it is never too late to live the life you have always dreamed about. 

If you are sick of making excuses, living solely in your comfort zone, and waiting for the so-called 'perfect time' to make the leap into a travel life, then this episode is for you!

 

What was your biggest takeaway from this episode? Let us know by tagging us in a post on Instagram at @ExtraPackofPeanuts.

 

In This Episode
02:45 The Beginner Travelers Guide To Going Nomad

06:15 A Lonely Passport Stamp & Planting The Seed

10:05 How Location Independence Became Tangible

16:45 Extending Your Comfort Zone + Hosteling & Airbnb

25:05 Get Started Local & Then Go Abroad

29:30 Misconceptions & Perspectives

31:50 Confidence Expansion & Retraction Paradox

33:20 The Idea Of "Wasted Time" & Paying Off 50k In Debt

40:00 Making Big Shifts In Your Life

42:55 Realities Of Location Independence

46:10 The Nomad Experiment(s)

49:45 Living Out Of His Jeep & Pulling Teeth In Budapest

01:00:10 A Guide To Help You Travel More

01:06:10 Getting Out Of Your Own Way & Doing It In Steps


 

Important Links
Jason's The Beginner Traveler's Guide To Going Nomad Book Kickstarter

Find Jason on his website

Follow Jason on Instagram | Facebook | Youtube | Twitter

Want to follow our lives & adventures? Check out our Instagram's @ExtraPackOfPeanuts, @HeatherSherry, @TravelingWhitMyles, and @HaddieBean

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Around The World In 3 Years & Counting w/ Mon & T


 

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