The Remote Life

Choosing a co-work space with Caro Saracho (from Co-Madre)

This episode is in collaboration with Co-Madre. A co-work space and community in Mexico City, started by women and designed for everyone.

Welcome back to The Remote Life! My name is Han Talbot, also known as Han Meets World, and today we’ll be chatting with Caro Saracho.

Based in Mexico City, Caro is the Communications Manager for the co-working space Co-Madre. She is also the author of ‘Mesa para una’ (Table For One), a book about what it means to be single, happy and fulfilled in the modern world. 

In this episode, we talk about the rise of empowerment culture, choosing a co-work space and the importance of networking as a remote lifer.

The Importance of Remote Community with Tanja Polegubic (aka @saltwater.nomads)

Helping cities and companies to stand out to global remote professionals, Tanja Polegubic is the Founder of Saltwater Nomads and Co-Founder of the Digital Nomad Association Split.

In this episode, we talk about the importance of community, behind the scenes of a business and how remote lifers can have an impact on tourism.

So grab a coffee, a tea or something stronger and let’s get started!

Starting A New Business with Helene & Sandra from Wallflower Studio

Based in Slovenia, they have been building separate portfolios individually but are now joining forces to create their digital agency Wallflower Studios. All while producing content about their home and travels.

In this episode, we talk about building a remote work portfolio, the journey of a new business and why Slovenia is a must for remote lifers and digital nomads.

So grab a coffee, a tea or something stronger and let’s get started!

When To Scale A Business with Matt Kepnes (aka @nomadicmatt)

In this episode we talk to Matt Kepnes, from Nomadic Matt, about scaling a business, the importance of community in remote life, and things to think about when choosing a remote life destination.

Originally from the US, Matt is the founder of travel site Nomadic Matt and the Nomadic Network, as well as a best-selling author and founder of the TravelCon conference.

Alternatives to MLM Schemes with Dani Leigh! (aka. @travellingjezebel)

Welcome back to The Remote Life! In this episode we’ll be chatting with Dani Leigh.

Based in Spain, Dani is the blogger behind Travelling Jezebel that inspires others to explore the lesser-known areas of the world. She has also recently launched a new website dedicated to anti-MLM content called Not Your Boss Babe.

In this episode, we talk about finding work as a remote lifer, why Valencia should be on the remote lifer list and alternatives to MLM schemes.

Different Ways To Make Money On The Road with Jen Ruiz! (aka @jenonajetplane)

Welcome back to The Remote Life! In this episode, we’ll be chatting with Jen Ruiz.

Based in Puerto Rico, Jen is a 5-time bestselling author on Amazon, TEDx speaker and solo travel expert helping travelers and digital entrepreneurs to work from anywhere while seeing the world.

In this episode, we talk more about how Jen got started on her remote life journey, the different ways of making money on the road and how you can also take your first steps to going remote in 2022.

Becoming A Full-Time Lifestyle Vlogger with Brogan Tate (aka @brogantatexo)

Welcome to Series Two of The Remote Life! To kick start this series, we’ll be chatting with Brogan Tate, a full time lifestyle vlogger and has been creating online content for ten years. 

In this episode, we talk about her journey to full time vlogging, how she plans and manages her content and staying motivated on the low days.

Dealing With ’The Fear’ In Business with Nour Brahimi (aka @nourbrahimii)

In this series finale, we’ll be chatting with Nour Brahimi.

The first Algerian female travel vlogger and an EU Goodwill Ambassador, Nour has previously been named as one of the 100 most influential young people in Africa, amongst many other incredible distinctions. 

In this episode, we talk about Nour’s creative business and latest venture, as well as her learning process and how to deal with ‘the fear’ when you’re working on a business by yourself.

Having An Accountability Partner with Tara Terpstra (aka tara.terpstra)

In this episode, we talk to Tara Terpstra about starting out as a freelancer, why travel is important to her lifestyle and the benefits of having an accountability partner as a remote worker.

Getting A Business In Front of An Audience with Caroline Sande (aka TravelEatSlay)

Caroline is the Founder of Travel Eat Slay and travel subscription box The Travel Boxx. Based in London, Caroline works on her two businesses outside of her remote full time day job.

 

In this episode, we talk about starting a business in a pandemic, how different remote work lifestyles look and getting a product in front of different audiences - including media.