Business Systems Strategy with Andrea Jordan

Building the Original Digital Nomad Hub with Amy Scott of Nomadtopia

Amy Scott is a pioneer of the nomad movement, starting after her cousins convinced her to quit her job in 2004!  Thirteen years later, she is a podcaster and freelance editor, with several other income streams to support her lifestyle.  She has seen the digital nomad world go through many changes and developments through the years. Give a listen to learn how her Nomadtopia hub has been a major part of the growth of the industry and lifestyle. Stay emPowered, Beck

Business Systems Strategy with Andrea Jordan

Andrea Jordan is a fellow Kiwi who works as a business strategist and photographer.  This former lawyer helps business owners reduce their stress and systematize and organize their business systems through her company, all while traveling as a digital nomad for the past four years. Stay emPowered, Beck

Guided Guatemalan Tours with Chelsea Glass

Chelsea Glass had her heart stolen by Latin America.  She spends half the year running her travel company, giving tours around Guatemala.  The other half, she works on the internet to build her business while enjoying her adopted home region. Stay emPowered, Beck

Content Marketing while traveling full time with Susan Shain

Susan Shain is a recovering ski bum who followed the path of seasonal jobs that has taken her around the world for the past decade.  Listen to how she ended up a travel blogger and content marketer traveling full time as she built her freelance writing career. Stay emPowered, Beck

Travel Blogging Pioneer Nora Dunn, The Professional Hobo

Nora Dunn is one of the original Pioneers of travel blogging going back to 2006, and has blazed a trail for literally thousands of others she's inspired through the years.  She makes her living as a freelance writer and blogger, and also teaches people how to become a digital nomad.  Nora is truly one of the original modern nomads who has lived and traveled in just about every way you can imagine. Stay emPowered, Beck