The Path Hunters Podcast with Paul Lam: Recent Episodes
Paul Lam
The Path Hunters podcast is dedicated to helping you unleash the beast from within so you can fearlessly pursue a life of purpose and passion. From fears, sacrifices and pushing yourself to the limits we bring on an inspiring person or message to hear about their journey to living their life of purpose and passion. Tune in each week to unleash your inner beast and become a path hunter today! Learn more at instagram.com/paulthelam
The topics of past present and future. What defines you. What can do you? Do you control your own life? Questions I ask myself pretty often.
Changes have been happening and I'm doing so many things at once.
Dealing with the overwhelm is important and remembering why you're doing it is key as well.
Taking the time to revisit old books that I've read in my 20s now has given me new perspectives in my 30s.
Wild how things change so quickly.
75hard program podcast episode.
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If you're a business owner, freelancer, or in sales in general and you're not on any social media platforms like Youtube, Instagram, or the new ones like Tiktok you're leaving money on the table.
I think it's important to talk about this and to grow especially during the times of the pandemic people are working from home more, they're shopping online more now.
Listen to my thoughts on that.
My socials.
It's been a long long time guys, 2 years to be exact.
After such a long journey I'm thankful that I didn't completely shut down the path hunters podcast and am back ready to rock.
Slowly but surely I'm reviving the Pathhunters podcast after a few long months of being away.
Wondering what I wanted to do with the podcast, what is next for me here.
So many things but sitting on a few older episodes I recorded before my break I just had to upload some of it again.
I WILL be doing an update episode very soon.
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My own personal "failure" of starting my own business, getting started.
It's not glamorous but it's one to tell for all those who are in my position.
I personally feel that the entrepreneur world don't highlight alot of the non-sexy part of the journey, and it's when you fall short of your business.
It's when you attempt and you don't quite make it to the finish line.
What to do next?
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Large, medium and small goals are what I'm going after for 2019 as clearing out the smaller goals helps me build up that momentum to tackle the larger goals.
For 2018 I set out very simple goals but that didn't have many actionable steps to help me achieve them.
This time for 2019 I plan on crushing my goals and being completely results oriented.
I hope this first episode of 2019 helps you, I'm excited for many more to come!
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Remembering that you always have a choice even whenever you think you don't have a choice.
You can choose to clear out all the fluff and stuff in your life that doesn't serve or grow you.
Your birthday is a time for reflection, a conversation I had with my friend Damion Lupo, Serial Entrepreneur, inventor of Yokido, has been on over 175 podcasts, and owned over 40 companies.
So he shared some amazing insights into how he's taking on his birthday.
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The power of words is a real thing. People tend to tell themselves that they can't do this and that.
"I'm not good with names"
"I'm not a morning person"
I believe that you have to be optimistic and focus on how to improve yourself slowly.
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Waking up early in the morning even when you don't like waking up early in the morning.
I believe in building a great foundation for yourself through morning routines to own the day and to own your life.
So I've been trying my best to wake up at 5am in the morning even though the fall season is making it very hard to wake up.
Listen go the full episode and hear what I have to say about that!
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Money is the driver and I don't need to feel bad about it. There's a difference being driven by money and driven by money to obtain freedom with your life.
There's no reason why not to go after wealth and feel bad about it anymore.
Society dictates that you should feel bad and say money isnt everything but truth be told it is!
Letting go of my pride, and ego to do what it takes to make my dreams come true is what I personally need to do now.
Many people in their lives are faced with the decision to do whatever it takes or to step down and accept a mediocre life.
All the greatest entrepreneurs I look up to today have gone through this place, doing WHATEVER it takes to achieve their dreams.
The final decision for me has been made and I'm doing whatever it takes.
What will you do?
Having motivation isn't enough, finding the reasons why is!
Motivations fade away and it's not sustainable. You can't just wait until you feel motivated to do work.
You have to do it anyway, if you're serious about changing your life.
The scarcity mentality is definitely one that many people experience when leaving their comfort zone.
Some tips and resources that I recommend whenever I go through this is reading think and grow rich by napoleon hill.
Writing down some positive affirmations
and going for a gratitude walk.
Then coming back to work on my content.
Connecting with people, Drunk travel stories, and why traveling around the world is super important to learn about the world, yourself and what you'd like to do with your life.
I had to bring my friend Luke onto the Path Hunters Podcast for a round two of the podcast.
I really wanted to catch up with Luke and learn more about what's going on with him and also capture some of our amazing conversations.
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Letting go of one's self in pursuit of the new you. It's definitely a scary process going out and striving to become the best version of yourself.
I'm always struggling to learn this but always trying to internalize all the things I've learned from my amazing conversations with people.
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Mary Shores is the author of Conscious Communications: A Step-by-Step Guide to Harnessing the Power of Your Words to Change Your Mind, Your Choices, and Your Life.
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One powerful episode with Mary Shore that I had to share with all your path hunters
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Where the human mind thinks it'll break, is far short where it's actually going to break. Focusing on the path and staying the course. You can get far in life if you are willing to.
Sara Christensen, an serial entrepreneur from https://kickassmasterminds.com/ jumps onto The Path Hunters Podcast to talk about her journey to greatness.
Topics we spoke about as well are:
Masculine vs feminine energy What does it mean to be a man Her lowest moment and so much more! Check out more at www.pathhunters.com
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I spoke to a girl, and went on a date then she disappears!
This episode is definitely a lesson that I wanted to share on this and why I'm so proud of what I did.
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For the longest time, I've known that goal setting really help an individual move forward in their life.
The tough part is figuring out what kind of goal setting works, there are so many types and ways of goal setting.
After diving into so many other podcaster's contents about this topic I think I found something that is going to work with me.
I'd like to share that with you here today.
This sunday we're talking about sacrifice, and what it takes to build a life on your own terms, living well for the rest of your life.
That means managing your time and sacrificing your 20s and 30s to live well for the rest of your life.
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Imposter syndrome is a real thing among many entrepreneurs, digital nomads, and creators.
check out what this episode is about
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Committing to mastery, sacrifice, and aligning your values with your actions.
Most of the time I can usually tell who really desires to change their life, and how serious they are.
Listen to how I can shift that for myself.
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Breaking things down to practical steps to move that needle forward in your life is important.
Like many entrepreneurs, digital nomads and creators we tend to focus on too many things at the same but never really complete any of the projects we set forth.
Today's episode I talk about something that I really had to focus on to see where I can start focusing on my life to move me forward.
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Staying strong and not quitting is important and the reason why I'm talking about this is to remind everyone out there to keep going.
You only live once and you might as well do your best to make it the best life possible.
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Finding your "why" is important.
From Apple to Harley Davidson each brand has a solid understanding of their "why" and by pinpointing this you'll be able to have loyal customers, people who understand your "why" will support you.
" In order for you to be selfless, you have to be selfish first" - Paul Lam
Today's podcast episode I spoke with my friend Jan Keck and catching up with him.
His new business project http://askdeepquestions.com/
I wanted to catch up Jan as he was on the podcast before at the very beginning and I thought it would be a great idea to catch up and record it at the same time.
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I had a conversation with my little brother about life as he's coming up in a time where he's finishing up school and about to embark on a new chapter of his life.
With over $50,000 dollars in school debt, the normal way of thinking about this is quickly finding a job or maybe 2 jobs to work as quickly as possible
Another idea I had was why not embark on a travel adventure to learn more about the world and yourself?
I think it's time for a new way of thinking.
A deep conversation with a friend of mine that I'd like to share with all of you Path Hunters out there.
While transitioning through a new life, my friend is having a hard time getting a hold of this new life, and wasn't able to believe that this life is happening.
Listen to what I had to say to my friend.
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What I learned is that you're able to pinpoint where you work best at depending on what kind of learner you are.
When you're able to maximize your learning that's when you gain the knowledge to change your life for the better.
Tony Robbins once said "knowledge is only potential power"
You still have to do the work.
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A very popular episode I did in 2017 was an episode where I spoke about micro goals and making them into easy bite-sized goals to complete to move the needle forward on your life.
This time I wanted to elaborate on that for 2018 and what things I've learned.
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The host of The App Masters Podcast, Entrepreneur, Speaker! This week on The Path Hunters Podcast I have Steve P Young from www.Appmasters.com speaking about his journey, his fears, sharing his insights and his thoughts on various topics.
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Sunday sessions about what I believe in, and to take a stand.
Charity waters Campaign.
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Charity Waters Birthday Campaign
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Valerie Groth is an executive coach and internationally acclaimed speaker who has received national attention for her innovative work as a social entrepreneur. She is also the nonprofit founder of Ryan Banks Academy, a nonprofit building Chicago's first boarding school for urban youth.
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Cameron Mattis is the head of sales and account management at Teachable. An ed-tech and online education expert, he's helped thousands of people and businesses create their first successful online courses.
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All you path hunters out there lately I've discovered a new company that allows you to listen to unlimited audiobooks for $8.99 a month as I found audible to be a pain because you're paying $15 for only 1 book or if you return it.
Currently, on the trial version, I had to share this link
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Where you get can get a 2 month trial for free instead of 30 days! (and I get 1 month on my end)
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This week's episode is a bit different today, I wanted to jump onto this week and inspire some of you and experiment as well on my new zoom h1 recorder.
Mobile podcast recording will allow me to share my thoughts as I'm being inspired throughout the day, and that way I can share with you and bring you on the journey as well.
Maximizing the full day.
a few other ideas as well.
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Traver Boehm is the author of Today I Rise, a TEDx speaker and men’s coach, currently practicing intentional nomadism. He is the founder of the Man Uncivilized Movement redefining the way around the globe experience their masculinity by uniquely blending both the Primal Masculine with the Divine.
Topics Traver and I spoke about are:
Traver's Journey What it means to be a man uncivilized What men are struggling through right now www.pathhunters.com Instagram: www.instagram.com/pathhunters
The first quarter of 2018 is done, and I had some time to think about what has happened so far up until now. Digressing everything about what the plan is, and where I'm heading to next.
How real does it get from here on out, and how much more can I give, and touching base on the roots of why I do what I do.
It's a constant reminder to humble myself on top of being confident to take my life into my own hands.
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Mike Giannulis is an entrepreneur & coach specializing in business growth and digital and direct response marketing. I run a small coaching & consulting firm helping businesses achieve maximum profits. In 2012, I was on a weight loss TV show called Extreme Makeover: Weight Loss Edition.
I had him onto the Path Hunters Podcast to chat about his journey, his lessons, and his whole weight loss journey too.
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Learning different things from a different perspective has been definitely one of those things that allowed me to look at life in such well-rounded manner.
I'm so grateful everyday for even being born in Canada and looking forward to many things to come as I continue to learn new things all the time. I hope you enjoy this episode
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Noah Laith is best known for his unequaled ability to source deals at below-market-value prices.
In the last 17 years, he built a real estate asset management fund and a personal net worth of US$30 million on this knowledge. He is actively investing in The Netherlands, UAE, Thailand, South Africa, and Spain, where he is now Managing Partner of Riereta Equities.
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Resolve + motivation = Success
That's what I've come to the conclusion after learning so much about myself by asking all the hard questions I had to ask.
Kay Fabella is a storyteller and business strategist, who crafts words for purpose-driven entrepreneurs to pivot with purpose and connect with the people they were meant to serve. She's a world-recognized speaker, author and trainer who's been featured in international media like the Huffington Post and El País. She's also a co-founder of a bilingual brand + website agency, Brand in a Bottle.
This Sunday episode I wanted to touch base on 2 tips on how to deal with self-doubt and overworking yourself.
As most of you know I love talking about my own experiences as I'm going through this whole entire motion myself and this time around I wanted to touch base and tell you my experiences after being burnt out and really feeling the mental and physical strain, and what I plan on doing about it.
I hope you enjoy this episode~
Jake Heilbrunn is a bestselling author, TEDx speaker, surf-loving nomad, and entrepreneur. He has spoken to over 12,000 people of all ages, sharing his story and inspiring audiences to live with purpose and follow their intuition. Jake's work has been featured in Psychology
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The moment you step into your true self and re-invent yourself that is the moment you have true power over yourself. I've spent my whole life trying to blend in with my surrounding when I knew deep down at an early age that I was different but I didn't have the guts and courage to step out on my own until last year in 2017.
I had an opportunity to chat with a digital nomad that is in the e-commerce space making 6 figures, and we didn’t chat about that but more about his upcoming project the new sweet ass journal to develop your happiness muscle in 100 days. He was on episode 75 for The Path Hunters Podcast
Today Heath comes on for another round with me chatting about his new project, and other topics as well.
Topics we spoke about are:
- Heath's new affirmation cards.
- Benefits of being honest and genuine in business.
- Benefits of meditation and visualization.
- Why you should just believe in yourself.
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Culture Code - Feel Again (feat. Harley Bird)
Black Panther,
Is an awesome movie because they tied many topics and lessons into a superhero movie!
Definitely should watch it!
I wanted to bring on my friend Rachael Lowe onto The Path Hunters Podcast as she's on an interesting journey in her life.
She is now transitioning back into a job in order to further develop herself and sharing her insights on this experience.
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At times I know that we come up short on our goals, but the intentions were there, the passion, the drive, the hard work but even though you brought all that to the table you still came up a bit short.
That's alright because sometimes this happens you have to look back at how far you've gone, how far you committed to this and you know that you'll continue that walk!
After generating over $1,000,000 from speaking, international best selling author Majeed Mogharreban helps entrepreneurs Make Money Speaking from free and paid speaking gigs.
I had to bring Majeed and talk about his journey and experiences as I too will see myself standing on stage as well and speaking.
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I believe I've read more than 500 books already and over time I come across some books that really has a new way of thinking. These are the top 5 I recommend and my reasons why! Extreme Ownership By Jocko Willink: http://amzn.to/2BgD6ia 5 Second Rule By Mel Robbins: http://amzn.to/2nMeKFm Zero To One By Peter Thiel: http://amzn.to/2BgD89M F.U. Money By Dan Lok: http://amzn.to/2GWu7mL Side Hustle By Chris Guillebeau: http://amzn.to/2nKg1wM
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Jeremy Ginsburg joins The Path Hunters Podcast, a world traveling who has been traveling for the past 4 years and still going strong sharing some insights of his journey.
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Stick it out.
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Jason Moore - Host of The Zero To Travel Podcast, Co-host of the Location Indie Podcast and Curator of The Location Indie Community. Jason is a world traveler promoting and helping individuals create a new life of freedom for people. Living life on their own terms.
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Hey everyone this episode I'm going to chat about a "loss" that I had recently after losing a client and talking about what I did next. This drove me to build a new online course surrounding Instagram and teaching people how to use it to connect with people, tie it to your business and so much more, but none of this would be possible if I hadn't lost that client.
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As the owner and founder of Miss’es Clean, Rachel Epp has always had a passion for cleaning. When she made the switch to clean with natural cleaning products in 2007, her goal was to create an environment for her clients to come home to that was stress-free and safe from toxins.
Single mom and building businesses I knew I had to bring Rachel onto The Path Hunters Podcast.
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Connecting with people and building better relationships really comes down to being kind to people. Taking time to be kind and treat everyone all the same and making sure they feel loved.
Growing up my mom used to tell me this all the time. Treating everyone the same whether they're a CEO or a janitor because we're all humans at the end of the day.
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Tommy Breedlove founded the Choose Goodness movement.
Having Tommy onto The Path Hunters Podcast to chat about why it's important to shed away the ego, practicing extreme ownership, and being completely honest with yourself. Those are the components to allow for true growth. Which Tommy described in this episode.
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Entrepreneur turned Digital Nomad I had Brian David Crane jump onto The Path Hunter's podcast here with me today.
The Topics we covered are:
How did Brian get into Entrepreneurship Who influenced him early in his life What's the dark side of digital nomadism How do you make money from apps? and so much more! Find out more info at Pathhunters.com
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Empowerment Coach & Global Speaker, JuVan Langford is the Founder of Choose Higher Intl, a global personal transformation agency that delivers immersive men’s and women’s only weekend events, spearhead an immersive business & leadership academy.
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Merry Christmas & Happy New Years!
I wish all of you nothing but the best, and be safe out there. This week I'll be talking about setting yourself up with micro goals.
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At the pinnacle point of his career AJ Leon, founder of the creative agency Misfit Inc was working as an investment banker in Manhattan was offered a major promotion that was going to make him well over 6 figures walks into his $10,000 office overlooking the city and started to break down as he knows he was faced with a decision that will forever change his life! check out pathhunters.com for more on AJ
just a slice of motivation this week, about creating habits.
As things end off for 2017 and on our way to 2018 one of the biggest lessons I've learned is that success isn't about aiming for the giant wins and hoping that thing's will come your way. It's actually about creating small wins, and developing habits that make's thing's a lot easier for yourself!
World traveler, yogi, entrepreneur. Nate Ginsburg joins me today on The Path Hunters Podcast.
Nate jumps onto the podcast to chat with me about his journey as a freelancer. It was definitely an amazing insight to hear about his journey. More info at pathhunters.com/whitneypowell Free 1hour Coaching Session with me Calendly.com/pathhunters
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I wanted to catch up everyone with some amazing news that's going on! Cheap website hosting! Use this link here: https://www.siteground.com/go/pathhunters
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I'm officially on Spotify now! Search up "Path Hunters" on your Spotify app Subscribe and share.
Sponsored athlete, Film producer, content creator and world traveler! Today's guest is Whitney Powell, and I had to bring her onto the Path Hunters Podcast to chat with her about the mindset of an athlete. Some things I asked were, Any surreal moments in Whitney's life while traveling? Can an athletes mindset be learned? Who is her biggest influencer Why it's so important to be consistent More info at pathhunters.com/whitneypowell
A fellow podcaster, mindfulness coach, host of The Mindfulness Mode Podcast, Bruce Langford came onto The Path Hunters Podcast to chat about his journey and why mindfulness is important for people to learn.
The things we spoke about is
Bruce's journey from the very beginning as a teacher
The importance of meditation
Bri Seeley is a serial entrepreneur, author, and founder of The Inspirational Woman Project. A coach that empowers women to take the leap of faith and empower them to live their lives in the way they see fit! Her new book "Permission to Leap" has recently just launched! http://amzn.to/2zSZvBJ
Thank you so much, Bri for coming onto the podcast with me
Find out more about Bri at https://www.briseeley.com/ and check out the show notes page at www.pathhunters.com
Happy Thursday Path Hunters!
This past Tuesday I got to speak to the Ultra Spiritual JP Sears, a Youtube sensation with over a 100 million views and hearing about his journey and sharing some of his wisdom.
Check out this episode here!
http://bit.ly/2AIwHK5
Today's episode I'd like to talk to you about the conversation I had with a friend of mine that is going to be a new father. I asked him what his feelings are with this new upcoming blessing!
Youtube Sensation with over a 100 Million views on his Ultra Spiritual Comedy Series, Author of the book “How To Be Ultra Spiritual,” JP Sears empowers people to live more meaningful lives.
JP Sears jumping onto The Path Hunters Podcast today to chat.
How to deal with haters Why truly feeling your feelings is important Getting out of your comfort zone What true risk is offending an entire country and being threatened Check out the show notes at Pathhunters.com
Hey Path Hunters!
Today's episode I wanted to structure it differently today, I went into the community I'm currently in right now and asked everyone in the community what can you learn from traveling?
So this episode I dove into everyone's comments on that and I hope you enjoy this episode :)
Today's guest is a Best Selling Author of 7 books, host of the Transformation Nation podcast, owner of 40 companies over 25 years and founder of his own martial art called Yokido™. I had the pleasure of speaking to Damion Lupo and talking to him about his journey and life.
Check out more info on show notes page at bit.ly/2zlzI53
Today's guest I have Lily Fouts in the house. Her story is literally like a movie, she grew up as a child fugitive on the run from her father for a period of her life then has fully taken a turn on her life.
Today she is a digital nomad living life on the road, and enjoying this new location independent lifestyle.
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I recently did an episode with Shelli Varela from The Yes Effect Podcast as Shelli and I chat quite often about life, and one day she asked me to join her on her podcast and talk about why I do what I do.
And let me tell you how raw and uncomfortable it was for me to go into that, and dive deep into why I do what I do. I thought this was a wonderful idea to share this episode because it's a wonderful way for me to connect with YOU the Path Hunters tribe and get to know where I come from a bit.
Today's guest is Mitch and Sarah Loar from Traveloars.com an amazingly fun couple that I really enjoyed talking to.
We dove into cutting down on your material possessions How Mitch and Sarah got started What they did to prepare for their ultimate vision of being location independent Why it's easier for men to let go of their material things than women the ins and outs of housesitting and so much more!
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Spend this one and only life of yours well, by intentionally doing things based on what YOU truly want to do.
I know most of the time there's always challenges with family not understanding, or you feel that there's an obligation to be the perfect son or daughter. It's hard when you want to live your purpose and passion.
What I'm certain about is that if you're daring, and go after the things that you want in life, with the mindset of making it work then you will definitely have no regrets in that, and your family will definitely understand because they're your family.
I hope you enjoy this episode and the short snippet of inspiration!
Book recommendation: Vagabonding: An Uncommon Guide to the Art of Long-Term World Travel
I love interviewing digital nomads, by definition they are people who share the love for travel and leverage the internet to create a source of income to travel the world.
As I've always said before that travel makes you smarter, it allows you to see the world. Adds to your perspective on life, and grows you as a human being. After traveling to multiple places in the world.
My guest Dena Adriance, recently started her digital nomad journey and is 1 year into her newly built business.
We got to hear her story on how she started and how she created this whole lifestyle for herself.
What I enjoyed about this conversation is that it's so fresh, Dena started her journey and when I spoke to her she was 7 months into her journey.
I hope you enjoy this episode
and thank you to Dena for joining me here on the podcast
Dena Adriance is a multi-passionate Renaissance Soul on a mission to help people reignite their creative spark and build a life that more fully honors all parts of themselves. She has spent much of her life in a game of tug of war between her desire to create, to sing, to perform, and her desire to make a meaningful positive impact on the world. After a decade without the arts, she realized she had no choice but to figure out how to do both. Follow Dena Website | Facebook | Instagram
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Excited for today's episode about leveling up you, lately, I've been thinking a lot about leveling up as a human being. Most of the time people tend to run away from their chaos, adversities, or problems but I personally think that you should be present in it. Be with it. Why?! Because it can grow you as a human being.
Throughout our lives, we have constantly challenged over and over again and every time we stand up and rise up to the challenge we come out victorious.
For example, when we were younger, we had to learn how to ride a bike, at that moment we felt like we couldn't do it, we were faced with a challenge and we felt afraid that there was always someone there with us telling us that we can do it. We then rise up after falling and sooner or later you were riding a bike.
Constantly going faster and faster!
As an adult now we think of that experience as something so small but during that time it was everything.
This is what I mean by leveling up, every time we're faced with a challenge and we rise to answer the call, most of the time we come out victorious!
So rise to the challenge!
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This episode I brought on another Digital Nomad that has been traveling for about 8 years now, my guest Dustin Main jumps onto the Path Hunters Podcast to share his journey and process on how he became location independent.
Dustin is a lifestyle entrepreneur, Digital Nomad and has built himself a business surrounding his passion and we dove into many stories.
- Why Travel is so important for growth.
- Myanmar and falling in love with the adventure.
- Journey into the unknown and exploring the world.
- When is it ever enough?
- How life can have twists and turns.
- The inspiration you may be looking for may not come to you immediately.
- Why you shouldn't force the process of growth.
It was so fun to chat with my friend Dustin about all of this and I hope you enjoy this episode!
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A story when I was going through a series of unfortunate events, and today I'll be talking about one of those experiences. It was when I was laid off from my corporate job not once but twice!
So I know that sometimes being laid off can be devastating and it was definitely devastating for me. I wanted to run my thought process at that moment for everyone to listen.
I always try to empower everyone listening to this podcast through my own experience because if it wasn't for all these series of events I wouldn't be here talking with everyone today.
So in a way, I give a lot of thanks to these adversities.
Path Hunters!
I always love conversations with people who are living the location independent lifestyle and especially ones that have recently just started like my guest here today.
Summer Slevin is a freelance digital marketer that I got in touch with and hearing her journey to how she got location independent was exciting.
We spoke about her journey, what it was like at the time working a job she didn't like and how she took and went on a road trip then over to working for Stu Mclaren owner of Tribe and got to hear her insights on working remotely.
I really enjoyed this conversation because Summer has this amazing energy that is super contagious and I really enjoyed chatting with her and looking forward to seeing her new book launch very soon.
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Hey, Path Hunters,
Today's guest is the Host of The Entrepreneur House podcast and the Entrepreneur house event in Northern Thailand. My guest Chris Reynolds jumped onto The Path Hunters podcast today sharing his insights on the concept of "you are the average of the 5 people you spend the most time with"
We drive into the mindset portion of it.
The concept of surrounding yourself with high-level entrepreneurs and ideas on how to find them.
Chris gives a lot of credit to networking, and what he does to get into these high-level entrepreneurs world.
Networking Techniques
Chris mentioned that networking is so important to developing great relationships, and a few suggestions are attending events and paying a little bit more for the VIP package so that it gives you the opportunity to chat with some of the speakers or people you want to meet.
Another great one is volunteering your time and offering help so that it builds great relationships.
Entrepreneur House
I personally love Chris's podcast and his Entrepreneur House Event where he gathers entrepreneurs together to live for a certain period of time so that they may learn and grow together. He hosts that annually in different parts of the world, this year will be in Northern Thailand.
It was so much fun having Chris onto the podcast and hearing him share some golden nuggets on networking!
Thank you so much, my friend, for coming on!
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Every so often I get asked, "Paul how do you stay so positive?" and I really want to dive into this episode and talk about how positivity is a choice even when things are tough.
I believe that there is always room to feel grateful at all times. Even when you think that you have nothing to be grateful for, if you take a few minutes of your time, I think you'd find something to be grateful for.
Gratitude leads to positivity, which allows you to project that outwards into your life. When meeting someone, when connecting with people it flows.
I dive into this episode and talk a bit about this and explain how to do it.
I hope you enjoy this episode!
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It's one thing for married couples to get together a nice long day of work, sitting down at the dinner table and another thing when you spend the majority of your time together as a married couple, business partners, and travel the world because you aren't tethered to one location.
My guests here today Ray & Laura Blakney are exactly that, a married couple, business partners and is passionate about their English learning language empire Live Lingua.
So I had to bring them onto the Path Hunters Podcast because it's hard enough being in a relationship as it is already but add being business partners, traveling together to the mix. It got me really curious about how they're doing it.
We get into amazing topics such as
How has this benefited their relationship together
I asked Ray & Laura about their relationship together when balancing between the titles of business partners, lovers, and how has it helped their relationship. The answer was that it's going to either help strengthen your relationship together or it may not work out, there was no in between balance. One benefit I thought was great is that you also learn a lot about one another, you learn about things you may not have known about your spouse or partner.
Before starting your business why you should focus on your own personal why.
Ray mentioned something great that I also agree on is before starting a business, make sure you find your own personal reason as to why you want to start a business and also making sure it aligns to that as well.
How things aren't always what you envision it to be.
One of Ray & Laura's passions is volunteering and told a great story on how things aren't always what you envision it to be. Ray mentioned that they spend a lot of time volunteering at a school for people with hearing disabilities, and Ray mentioned that he would teach them some basic computer programming but realized that some of these people couldn't read or write. I love the insight on that because sometimes we forget that some people are starting from ground zero.
We dive into much more topics and I really enjoyed having Ray and Laura onto the podcast.
Thank you so much Ray & Laura for taking the time to chat with me.
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This quick episode I'll be chatting about turning something impossible to possible. As I conduct more and more interviews I'm always trying to understand how people transition from thinking something is impossible to possible.
How does someone get to that conclusion?
How do you tap into this power?
There really isn't a right answer to this but what I can do is give you my answer on this!
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Today my guest is a female photographer, creator, and overall an amazing human being, Lisa B jumped onto the Path Hunters Podcast to talk about her journey after losing her father but from that she found her passion and that is photography.
Surrounding Yourself Around Like-minded People
Lisa has a superstar mindset where she explains why it's so important to surround yourself with like-minded people and how that she only has a handful of friends where she'd get together with and talk about goals, inspirations, and motivations. By doing this she elevates herself and those around her to take on life.
Just Do It
After feeling the quality of her work was not up to where she wanted it to be, Lisa took things into her own hands, started a brand new Instagram page (@lkbphotograhy) and created the work that truly represents her. By doing that people from Los Angeles began to notice her work and invited her to come out there directly to work with them. All because she took matters into her own hands.
Maintaining Relationships
Also we dive into how to maintain great relationships, Lisa gave tips and insights on how she maintains relationships with her models, people she works with, and staying true to herself.
It was so refreshing to interview Lisa and hear about her amazing journey. I look forward to seeing how her journey unfolds.
Thank you Lisa for giving me this opportunity to chat with you.
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This week's episode I chat about the desire. You need to have the desire to do what you need to do. I know at times things are tough, and things aren't easy but you owe it to yourself to start.
I hope to inspire some of you out there to entertain the idea to start a side hustle because if you know that deep down you know that the corporate 9-5 job isn't for you, and feel a bit trapped like I was, then you NEED to take a look at the idea of starting one.
I just recently pre-ordered Chris Guillebeau's new book "side hustle school"
I recommend you pre-order one because I personally have interviewed Chris and most of his books offer some great actionable tips and insights and real life case studies of people living and doing what you desire to do too.
I know that you're capable of this, and I hope you enjoy this episode.
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Today's guest I have an awesome soul, Gabby Wallace a Youtuber with 350,000 subscribers. Gabby creates online courses helping adults learn English as a second language all across the world. Launching her English learning channel in 2011 she is a passionate digital nomad that has an amazing journey.
By saying no to the norm, and choosing her own path, she took off early in her journey to teach English in Japan
Side Hustle Gabby was explaining that during her time in Japan she knew she really wanted to strike off on her own and decided to invest her time into her Youtube channel but during the first few years of it, she wasn't making any money and didn't know if she'd want to pull the plug on it or not but something deep inside her told her to keep going. It was about 2014 when she started gaining more momentum, the money started coming in.
I love what Gabby did for this because she continued to work her job in Japan as an English teacher while at the same time creating a side hustle making sure that her side hustle was generating the same amount of money for her to leave.
Start Now A great lesson that Gabby mentioned was that most people think Youtube right now is saturated and everything's been said but that shouldn't stop you from creating your own channel because you'll be able to learn from those who are already doing it before you.
She mentioned that she witnessed other YouTubers grow at a monumental rate because they've learned from those who are already doing it and learning all the mistakes as well.
A great lesson to start now, and even though it may seem saturated or crowded you should still start anyways!
Gabby it was amazing chatting with you for the Path Hunters Podcast, I appreciate you for taking the time to chat with me.
Until next time!!
With gratitude!
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Quite recently I've been asked what motivates me, and why do I do what I do.
A conversation that really dug deep into the root of why I do what I do has been a really interesting one.
I've narrowed it down to two things, and that is being held at gun point and being born from an immigrant family.
Those 2 things really empowered me to do what I do.
I hope you enjoy this episode!
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Chiangmai Thailand had allowed me to connect with so many people that are living their life on their own terms. Meeting amazing people like my guest today Jonas Overgaard from Denmark. An entrepreneur that started his journey to Thailand and created an IT solutions company but after realizing that the corporate world wasn't for him.
Just go out and validate After getting to know Jonas this year I noticed that he has been an actions type of guy. Instead of taking time to planning and planning he would take action and try and validate his ideas. One thing he does recommend is for people to take actions.
There was so many topics we touched on with this episode and it was really fun to have Jonas onto the podcast
thank you so much my friend for coming onto the Path Hunters Podcast.
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Hey beautiful Path Hunters!
Knowing your destination is important as you're navigating through life. If you don't have a clarity on where you want to be in life, then you'd be running around jumping from one thing to another.
Taking time and step back to figure out what you'd want to do, where you want to be, even finding your passion is super important.
Now, it doesn't mean you need to have full clarity on exactly what you want to do because things do change and unforeseen things come about.
By doing this though, you'll be able to execute and at least set a direction and path to obtain that goal.
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Today's guest is an army vet turned lifestyle entrepreneur. Started his journey when he got back from Afganistan and had difficulty adjusting back into society but Ron Tuch knew one thing, and that was he wanted to take life into his own hands, follow his love for travel.
Never Give Up In the beginning of Ron's journey, Ron was looking into partnerships with a friend of his in Calgary Canada, and during this time suddenly that same friend had decided to take a different path in his life, and Ron was faced with a choice. To either go back home or to keep going and build a location independent lifestyle for himself. Which is a great story of never giving up even though it may seem that you don't have any other options. Ron kept going and never gave up.
Chiangmai was the Final Destination
Hearing and reading about Chiangmai Thailand, Ron too was ready to take off to get out there to be surrounded by like minded people, meet other digital nomads, and wanted to get what Chiangmai has to offer.
Those who succeed, and those who don't Work, and finding a balance is what Ron recommends to all digital nomads, or people who wants to create this lifestyle. There is a balance between the two and it's about finding that balance.
It was so fun to chat with Ron, and thank you so much my friend for coming onto the Path Hunters podcast.
I look forward to seeing how your journey unfolds!
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This episode I wanted to try a different structure for this podcast episode. I got this idea from Sean Croxton where he would take quotes from influencers and digress and talk about the quote that was played.
I thought this was a fantastic idea so I took a clip from Eric Thomas who is one of my inspirations.
This talk was about being obessed with improvement.
I hope you enjoyed this episode!
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Today's episode is an exciting episode where we break another limiting belief. I chat with many people about the digital nomad lifestyle, and typically whenever I have these conversations with someone a bit older, mature. The typical answers I get is "oh I'm too old to do that" " I have a mortgage to pay" "I have kids" "you need to be rich to do that" but most of the time these are just limiting beliefs.
I've interviewed many digital nomads in the past from Jasper Ribbers who Airbnb's his home and created a $60,000 income while traveling the world full time as a digital nomad or Gen & Nick a digital nomad couple who travels the world full time has their business all run online as well too.
This time around I get to break another limiting belief that you're never "too old" to start living your life to the fullest. I have Palle Bo the host of The Radio Vagabond podcast, from Denmark. What's special about Palle is that he started his digital nomad journey in early 2016 in his 50s! Suddenly losing his parents in such a short amount time apart, with 2 lovely daughters Palle had to decide what he wanted to do, and he decided to sell everything and take off on his journey to visit every country in the world!
Rich in Many Ways Than That Fancy Car A great story that I wanted to highlight with my chat with Palle was when he started his company he had a choice to make, it was to stay and scale the business higher to create more money and buy that fancy car, house and become rich. Or sacrifice some clients that he had and travel the world full time. Palle explained that he doesn't regret taking off to travel the world and losing a few clients because he is rich in other ways than money. He's rich with experience, culture, and other things that money can't buy.
The Great Lesson of All
A great lesson in this interview was when Palle was explaining how his whole perspective changed after losing his father and then his mother within a few weeks of each other. So within 2 months losing both his parents. That confirmed to Palle that you have to live while you can. Don't wait too long to start living is the great lesson.
This episode with Palle was really fun, only because we got into many other topics but the most inspirational part of it is how Palle takes on life now. He doesn't wait to start living, he's already living and it started the moment that he took off to travel the world.
Thank you so much my friend for chatting with me, I hope you enjoyed this episode!
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Today's episode is about building MOMENTUM!
Your day starts the moment you open up your eyes the moment you wake up, what you do next will determine your day, and how it flows throughout the day.
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One thing I like about these journals is that you're able to write out your priorities for the day and tackle them.
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A quick episode about 5 life lessons that I learned personally myself after a huge transition of leaving my corporate 9-5 job in November 2016, then taking off to Asia to be surrounded by Digital nomads.
I hope you enjoy this episode
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This is a short episode for the week, I wanted to dive deep down on actively hunting for knowledge, and becoming a path hunter!
Why it's so important for you to choose your own path and build that life that you've always wanted.
As I grow as a podcaster I continue to improve, change, learn, grow and continue to think how I can continue to serve the world.
It's always something that's on my mind, and with this I always want to inspire others to walk down that as well.
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Today's guest has interviewed amazing people such as Lisa Nichols, Bob Proctor and Marie Forleo and has a mission to inspire everyone he comes into contact with. My guest today is Sean Croxton Host of the Quote of the Day Show. I knew I had to bring Sean onto the the Path Hunters podcast to chat with him and hear about his journey, and what he does.
That Painful Feeling
Sean shared an amazing story of his early life when he was using Youtube as a way to connect with people as he was learning how to be a better personal trainer. Later on, he realized that he trading time for dollars and that he knew he was capable of so much more. It got to the point it was so painful for him, that he had to do something about it, he had to take action. This is that uncomfortable feeling that everyone has when they aren't living up to their true potential.
Our Greatest Power
The most valuable thing mentioned was that everyone has the ability to create and obtain the life that they've always wanted to have but it all boils down to accepting responsibility for your own life and making the choice on changing that.
Also, why people go to conferences, read books, and in a few days time, they revert back to their old ways is because they haven't accepted responsibility and haven't made the choice to internalize it, take action, and become the person that they've always wanted to become.
Life Is Not Over
If you're working a job that you completely dread, and not feeling fulfilled, know that life is not over and that you have the abilities to create a life that you've always wanted, and it all starts by stepping into that greatness that's inside all of us.
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On the Path Hunters podcast I spoke about why you should start a side hustle, how you can find the information for free and if you really want it bad enough you're going to find a way to make it.
Udemy.com is a great place for courses at a cheap price as well, and by learning from some of these courses you add to your skillset, you then are able to build a side hustle whether it's freelancing or something entirely different.
If you aren't able to afford the courses, making trips to the public library to read books, kindle also offers free ebooks as well too and I get into that on how you can do it.
I know that deep down many people want to change their lives and be in more fulfillment but if you want it bad enough you're going to go after it.
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My good friend Calvin Simpson come onto the Path Hunters podcast, after the recent popular episode with 3 Podcasters staying together at an Airbnb. So I had to bring Calvin on.
Calvin had a huge helping on launching my new eBook "Gun To Your Head" to Amazon. He is the host of the Life Through The Eyes Of A Smile Podcast and his company Happful where he helps authors write, market and launch their fiction books.
Calvin is the type of guy that radiates amazing energy into the world and one of the first questions I asked Calvin was "Can this be learned or were you born with this?"
He explains that early in his life he was would turn red, and get all flushed whenever speaking to someone new or meeting someone, so he refers to a book called "the game" by Neil Straus that taught him how to interact with people. The book itself is a pickup artist book but the concepts could be applied to all kinds of human interactions.
Baseball Bat Incident
After being assaulted with a baseball bat Calvin suffered severe jaw damage and was in and out of the hospital quite frequently meeting with surgeons to reconstruct his jaw. During this period in Calvin's life, he took the time to reflect on what drove people to bring in positive energy and what drove people to bring negative energy to a room.
He mentioned that kids at the hospital didn't subscribe to that negative energy and majority of the time the kids were smiling.
That Life Changing Email
While listening to a podcast episode with Tim Ferriss and Derek Sivers owner of CD Baby back in the early 2000s Derek mentions that if you have any questions email him and offered this on the podcast. So that little voice within Calvin said to email him, so he does exactly that! Derek emailed him back answering his question and that was question was whether or not that he should leave his corporate job to pursue a new business venture.
Derek's answer was to go and read Cal Newport's book "So good they can't ignore you"
Calvin went and did exactly that and the biggest takeaway was doing two things at once. If it means that much to you, then you're willing to make the time to do it, and once it can sustain your lifestyle then you can transition completely over.
Overall it was an amazing chat with my good friend Calvin.
Thank you so much, my friend, for coming onto the podcast. It was mega fun connecting with you.
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This episode I'd like to chat about dealing with bad days that you may be having.
Catching up on this week's episode with Anil Gupta where we chatted about being more happier, being more vulnerable, and he really dug deep into what was the root cause of what I was going through.
But this time around for episode 85 I wanted to share some tips on how to get through a rough day, as some people on my Instagram wanted to know how I'm keeping up this momentum, not burning out and these are things I touch on.
I as many people do have bad days as well, but what I do personally is choose and make the conscious decision do not let this drag on throughout the day.
Hear this episode and find out some of those tips.
Thank you so much for listening
With love
Paul
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Talk about being raw and real with you all!
This time around I have an amazing entrepreneur for the Path Hunters Podcast that works with people on finding clarity within themselves, focusing on forgiveness and settling with the things that have been stopping you from being truly happy.
Go ahead and dig!
I used myself for this episode and allowed Anil to pick at what has been stopping me from getting out of my own "way" in a sense. We dove into my relationship with my dad and chatted about different aspects and what I should do to grow this relationship with my dad in order to grow as a person.
How can others achieve more happiness?
Anil explained how anyone can achieve a life of fulfillment and he calls it the "3 Gs" they are
- Give - give away your time, money, energy, love without wanting anything else in return.
- Grateful - Being grateful for what you have, and not focus on what you don't have.
- Grow- Grow yourself emotionally, physically, spiritually & mentally.
Why awareness is key
Anil mentions that everyone should develop an awareness because only by growing your awareness you're able to find clarity within yourself and then work on whatever it is that may be stopping you from being happy.
It was really fun chatting with Anil for the path hunters podcast find some amazing info on his and grab a copy of his book on the show notes page at Pathhunters.com
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I have an amazing guest here today Jasper Ribbers from Get Paid For Your Pad where we chat about him making $60,000 a year through Airbnb-ing his home and traveling the world full time.
I really wanted to chat with Jasper and capture conversations on different types of ways on how to generate income. This particular one is relatable because I know most people who with homes wants to travel but is tied down with a mortgage.
This is where I chat with Jasper how using Airbnb as a way to create an income even if you have a mortgage to travel or be location independent.
What were you doing before you started traveling?
Jasper working as a trader in the financial industry for 6 years and realized that this is not what he wanted to do with this life, and wanted to aspire for more. During this time he decided to rent out his apartment in Amsterdam and quickly realized that he could travel while doing this.
How much can you make?
I really wanted to get a sense of how much you can make from renting out your home to Airbnb typically and for each person, the situation can vary but Jasper mentioned that roughly you can make about $2000-4000 based on if you're renting out your home for $1500 a month but generally you can 2x - 4x your current income based on how much you're currently renting out.
How to get started
Jasper gets into some details on how to get started if you really wanted to try it out. He mentioned that the idea of someone from the internet going to be living in your home can be very daunting and some people may not feel comfortable with that.
What Jasper suggests is to start small, by renting out your home for a weekend or a week to try it out and see how you would feel about it first before you do anything major.
Jasper did also mention that he has sold his home in Amsterdam and is currently looking to purchase more properties to rent out in different places around the world.
And this could be another idea for someone who wants to create more income in the future by purchasing different properties as well too because of the low cost for the actual properties itself.
Thank you so much, Jasper, for jumping onto the podcast here with me it was a pleasure chatting with you and until next time!
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Life isn't a script that you follow, things just happen. You go with the flow and you go through life learning, making mistakes and repeating it.
It's almost June 26 and last year June 26, 2016 I launched the Path Hunters podcast for the first time, and its amazing how far we've come together.
Thank you to all those who have been listening from the very beginning, we've had amazing guests on the podcast, people such as Chris Guillebeau, Philip Mckernan, Dan Schwartz, Heath Armstrong, Jason Moore, and so many more!
I was going through some of my old notes from when I first started, and I found a script where I wrote out word for word what I was going to say.
It's so funny because now I don't follow a script, I just go with the flow, go by memory or depending what our guest wants to chat about.
This is a great lesson to learn because this is exactly what life is about, it's not a script that you follow, and there isn't a cookie cut out mold that you follow, everyone's life is different and will experience many different things.
After interview so many guests for the podcast, there is one thing I noticed there was one thing that all of them spoke about.
And it's about how quickly you execute on your dreams, the speed of implementation, how quickly you take action, get the results, learn from it, and repeat.
Simple as that.
It doesn't have to be complicated, just keep things simple.
I hope you enjoyed this episode though,
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Cheers guys!
Paul Lam
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A couple of months ago in April, My friends Calvin Simpson & Filip Sierpinski attended an event in Toronto hosted by our mentor/friend Jay Wong from the Inner Change Maker Podcast. So we thought it be fun to stay together under one roof at an Airbnb in Toronto and record a 3-way podcast together. So this is the recording for the Path Hunters podcast .
Calvin, Filip and I are all from the same mastermind group and for most of 2016, I developed a great relationship with these 2 amazing rock stars, as they too are podcasters always going through similar journeys and paths.
We spoke about many stuff in this recording, what each of us talk about in our own podcasts.
Filip is the host of Your Next Chapter Podcast
Calvin is the host of Life Through The Eyes of a Smile Podcast
Both amazing podcasts to check out.
Why We All Took a Shot at Our Dreams!
We all chatted about why we all took a shot at our dreams and our reason for doing it.
My reason (Paul) - was that I didn't want to waste 40 years of my life stuck in a cubical, and images of me in my final moments at 80 years wondering why I didn't take the leap of faith at my dreams.
Filip's reason was regret, the feeling of regret and not taking a shot at his dreams far exceeded what he was currently doing at the time. So he didn't want to regret and wonder why he didn't take the shot.
The Event We Went To & Tip On Networking
The speaker at the event was Jayson Gaignard speak on ‘How to Build a 7 Figure Business Through Networking’. but we touched base on tips on how to network.
Networking events are typically a pretty fast pace environment and we all agreed that when going to these kinds of events, it's always good to make quick small talks and let the person you're speaking to know that this is a fast pace environment, let's catch up and set a date afterward because I'd like to meet everyone else.
People would understand & agree, and this leaves the opportunity to trade contact information and continue to efficiently meet everyone else at the event.
Celebrating All The Positive People In Your Life
We chatted about dealing with negative people in life your life. How we all have the same situation where we have people in our lives that are going through something, and as a friend naturally you want to help them but aren't able to because those people never asked for our help in the first place.
Calvin spoke about how he deals with negative people by focusing his energy on celebrating all the posit
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My friend Vincent Nguyen came onto the Path Hunters podcast . He is the CEO of Growth Ninja, a Facebook ad service company that offers its service to help other companies with their Facebook ads
The Path Hunters podcast is all about leading a passionate lifestyle, following your bliss and hearing how others are doing it and Steven is doing exactly that!
He shared his journey on how he started and how he started his journey by working for a company called empire flippers and gaining the experience from them. Then, later on, going off on his own and then offering his services to empire flippers.
How to reignite your passion
Vincent mentioned where his company though is great but now he feels as if the passion for it has went away and vincent went into details about his latest passion project. Another business that he purchased and is super passionate about diving into that.
He shares his insights on why he lost his passion and how he reignites it back into his life.
What kind of traveling he did and his thoughts on having expectations when he traveling to different destinations and suggests that going into without an expectation is so much better.
I asked Vincent as well about what it is was like being an Asian entrepreneur and coming from a traditional Vietnamese family. His thoughts and experience on dealing with his parents, and family.
What is important to Vincent now is developing strong meaningful connections, and building it while he's settling back down at home in Arizona and mentions that when he was traveling, he would develop amazing friendships and connections but later on going their separate ways when they're traveling. So that's what drove Vincent to come back home to be closer to his family and friends.
Vincent, it was so fun chatting with you my friend, thank you so much for coming onto the podcast,
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What a blissful feeling, super humbled! Path hunters,
As most of you may know that I launched my new eBook Gun To Your Head on Sunday June 11,2017 and the feedback has been stellar! #1 Amazon Best Seller in two categories Self-help, and Creativity. Ranked higher than other famous authors Steven Pressfield, Brene Brown, James Altucher, Tim Ferriss, Bill Nye, and so much more! It's so amazing to see all the feedback, all the love. I'm so grateful for this. Grab yourself a copy! with love Paul Lam YOU MAY ALSO LIKE THESE EPISODES: PH – 60 | Philip Mckernan | How To Be Truly Vulnerable
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UPCOMING PROJECTS Get excited about a new ebook I’ve been working on. It’s about overcoming adversity through my own personal experiences. I believe in adversities being our greatest teachers, I share my stories about being laid off twice, being in a car crash, being held at gun point and so much more!
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Imperfect actions is better than perfect actions Path hunters,
This time around I'm chatting with you about my projects and ebook coming out this sunday June 11, 2017 all because I'm just ready to take off, and send off my baby.
I'm reaching out to all my fellow path hunters out there to help me out, June 11, 2017 to download it and review the ebook for me. It would mean the world to me.
I'm really nervous and excited to send out something I've been working on for awhile now.
Enjoy this episode.
Cheers!
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UPCOMING PROJECTS Get excited about a new ebook I’ve been working on. It’s about overcoming adversity through my own personal experiences. I believe in adversities being our greatest teachers, I share my stories about being laid off twice, being in a car crash, being held at gun point and so much more!
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My friend Steven Farquharson came onto the Path Hunters podcast . He coaches creatives and entrepreneurs into becoming their fully expressed selves. He is one-half of the self-help comedy skit duo "2HelpfulGuys" and he is a conscious rapper. He uses these various mediums to inspire others to express themselves more while also entertaining them.
The Path Hunters podcast is all about leading a passionate lifestyle, following your bliss and hearing how others are doing it and Steven is doing exactly that!
He shared his journey on how he started and what it was like growing up with a blood disorder. He noticed early on that he had to hold back from expressing himself due to the fact that many people around him were concerned that he may hurt himself due to the blood disorder. Holding back for so long he decides to express himself through drama class and other outlets.
Not until later on in his early 20s, he started putting himself out there more and more because he had an inner calling to be on stage and perform.
Steven wanted to just start so he started posting videos online with his friend and business partner Leroy( 2HelpfulGuys ) where they do self-help comedy, where he can truly be himself. He noticed that it started growing as time went on. People started to notice more and more.
How to find your passion?
I asked Steven how to get started on finding your passion & creative side.
- By trial and error,
- taking baby steps
- taking action even though it may not be perfect.
He suggests that even if you don't have a full clarity on what your passion is you somewhat have an idea, and by following that instinct of what you want to do, and take action on it but doing it in the smallest actionable form as possible. An example that he gave was podcasting. Start with 1 episode and put it out into the world and see what happens. Action creates clarity
We chat about so much more...
Thank you so much, Steven, for jumping onto the podcast with me here.
I appreciate you and can't wait to see how your journey unfolds
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If you haven't done it yet, take the time to download Heath Armstrong's Sweet Ass Journal for FREE for a limited time until June 5, 2017.
This episode is a solo episode chatting about why networking is so important. I owe a lot to the networks to where I am today, for the people I've met and grateful for it. So I wanted to share some tips on how to network, and things that have worked out for me.
As I was doing this episode I was on periscope live as an experiment and it turned out amazing!
Again this is a really quick episode I hope you enjoy this!
Thank you so much for listening you're amazing!
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Fellow path hunters!
I wanted to catch up with you and share some insights and talk about the new episode of the Path Hunters Podcast with Heath Armstrong, his new book is OUT! He calls it the Sweet Ass Journal to Develop Your Happiness Muscle in 100 Days. You can purchase a physical copy on amazon. For a limited time though you're able to download a digital version of this book for free for only path hunters listeners. So thank you, Heath, for doing that.
I have my new ebook as well coming out very soon, Gun To Your Head and it's an ebook about overcoming adversity and how it's your greatest teacher!
For a period in my life, I personally went through a lot of adversity from being laid off twice to being held at gunpoint and experienced a lot of turbulence in my life. It's not until after it had passed that I had a chance to reflect and realized if it wasn't for all this I wouldn't be the person who I am today. So in a way, I'm super thankful because of it.
Each chapter is one of that adversity that I went faced and what I learned from it after coming out of it.
So if you'd like to support me on this join the path hunters tribe to be notified of when it will come out.
Join here For now I wanted to end it here, thank you so much for your support and listening to the podcast I have many things in store for the future, always improving, always testing and always growing.
Because at the end of it all, your only limit is YOU!
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Path hunters,
I had an opportunity to chat with a digital nomad that is in the e-commerce space making 6 figures, and we didn’t chat about that but more about his upcoming project the new sweet ass journal to develop your happiness muscle in 100 days.
When I heard about this I knew that I had to ask Heath to jump onto The Path Hunters Podcast
We spoke about ways on how to more happier with your life by repetition for 100 days but not consecutive days, as long as it’s 100 days.
Heath spoke about his life before leading an independent lifestyle, his rock bottom moment, and his journey leading up to where he is today.
The relationship with money was a big one with Heath, he was explaining how he was in debt $20,000 and after chatting with many entrepreneurs on his old podcast The Artsy Now Show, learning habits and strategies to get out of debt and ended up saving $15,000!
This amazing journal for 100 days that will help you with resistance. It helps you obtain your goal by the end of it all.
We go over some amazing stuff that’s within the book and why he wanted to write the journal. I had an amazing time chatting with Heath. It’s a down to earth guy, super awesome.
Thank you so much, Heath, for jumping onto the podcast with me, I appreciate the opportunity.
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Billy was 5 years old his mom heard him crying in his room. She asked what was wrong and he said “You’re born, you live for a while, and then you die. What’s the point?”
It took him years to answer that question. Now he helps other people figure out their “point” and live a life that’s true to them.
But years ago, Billy felt stuck. Stuck in a career that looked good on paper but wasn’t fulfilling. He dreaded Mondays and couldn’t wait for Fridays. However, he wasn’t willing to accept that his life had to be like this.
Billy finally found the courage to stop doing what the world told him he “should” do. Instead, he defined his own version of success and went after it. He left his successful advertising career – people thought he was nuts - and moved into the woods to lead wilderness adventures for Outward Bound, while leading volunteer projects in Central America and the South Pacific during the winter.
Billy is the founder of The Courage Crusade and author of “Your Comfort Zone Is Killing You.” He is a professional coach and keynote speaker.
Billy also finds time to get WAY out of his comfort zone so he can grow his courage “muscle”. He has jumped out of an airplane exactly 101 times. He has traveled to over 40 countries including trekking in the Himalayas, running with the Bulls in Spain, and swimming with sharks in South America. He has been a sugar-cane farmer in Costa Rica, an apple picker in New Zealand, and a fundraising director for UNICEF.
Billy knows what makes him tick. He understands the importance of courage in not allowing his fears to hold him back. In fact, he is scared of the exact same things you are: failure, looking stupid, not being liked.
Path Hunters,
Solo Round here today, writing my ebook definitely wasn't easy. There is a huge process involved.
I noticed as I wrote this book, that I started to really enjoy the process and when the time it was complete, I was a bit nervous to release my ebook.
Listen to this episode to find out why!
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How A 28-Year-Old Digital Nomad Started His Journey
Today’s guest I have a friend of mine that I met while traveling in Chiangmai Thailand.
We’ve become really good friends and connected instantly. Robert Botto a 28-year-old digital nomad traveling the world and building a lifestyle business. He shares so much of his insights. His journey, his favourite travel spots, his mindsets and tips on how to get started.
I just had to bring him onto the path hunters podcast and chat about all this.
Robert shares his story on his journey going from the corporate 9-5 world going through a partnership to helping his family business out to eventually starting his own business. What is really cool about Robert is that he’s still young, and going through all this in life has given him so much experience.
Robert and I agree on the fact that if you’re unhappy with what you’re doing now, you can change that.
Partnerships and the mentality
Robert told a story about partnerships and how it works. They’re like marriages and the biggest thing he mentioned that communication is key when going into a business with a partner. Expressing what is going on, aligning the schedules, and always communicating is key.
The difference between Bali & Chiangmai and what the hype is all about.
Bali is another spot for digital nomads to gather and do work, Robert mentioned that it’s a great place for established digital nomads with sustaining businesses, and not for someone who is just bootstrapping their business. You can easily get distracted with all the surfing and enjoy the weather. Chiangmai is a place where you’re able to bootstrap your business, the vibes there is amazing, everyone is on their laptops and doing some sort of entrepreneurial work.
How to get started
Robert mentioned that a great way to start is by learning a new skill, and a great resource is going onto Udemy.com buy a course and learn a new skill set that will allow you to become a digital nomad. Being location independent.
Final Thoughts
I really enjoyed this interview as Robert is a young digital nomad that is following his love for travel, and built himself a business around that lifestyle. He shared some great points on how to get started, the mindset you need to have to get started, and what to expect.
Thank you, my friend, for coming onto the podcast!
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Luke Benjamin Thomas is the owner and founder of Dude Studios. He has been traveling as a digital nomad since early 2013 working on projects that help other digital nomads be able to travel more instead of being tied to their online businesses... And help people get drunk. He's an explorer, always trying new things, a bit of an adrenaline junkie and a guy who can talk for hours and hours if you let him.
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"The journey of a thousand miles begins with one step" - Lao Tzu
I really love this quote because this is exactly what I and my good friend Luke Benjamin Thomas AKA LBT talks about. We chatted about his journey as a digital nomad as he has been traveling since 2013. He's been so multiple places and is also a podcaster himself as well, he is the host of That Marketing Dude Show. So I had to bring him onto the Path Hunters podcast to talk about his journey!
LBT shared some amazing insights on his journey where he took a trip to Thailand for a month with a group of people he didn't really know too well but became friends afterward. He mentioned that it's all about easing your way into what you really want to do because he noticed that while he really wanted to travel he kept talking himself out of it and at the end of it never really took that leap to travel.
What helped him with this was that he booked a one-way flight which forced him to take off. He then noticed that things got easier as he continued to step out of his comfort zone.
It was so fun chatting with Luke for the podcast as it's a wonderful story about someone who literally just stepped out of his comfort zone and developed the love for travel.
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Benefits of solo traveling Solo episode with me here today. I hope all you awesome path hunters out there are chasing your dreams, being intentional, being hunters of your own path. I can't thank you enough how grateful I am for all you listeners who listens to my podcast. So THANK YOU!
This episode I wanted to go over the reasons why I think everyone should solo travel to another country. I go over a few reasons through my own personal experience why I believe everyone should solo-travel.
Here are some benefits!
1)Even if it's for two weeks, when you choose to solo-travel by yourself you can learn A LOT about yourself! During my trip to South Korea in 2016 I traveled alone for 2 weeks and I learned so much about myself. What I like, what I don't like. What types of food, what things I enjoy seeing and even being alone with your own thoughts, being by yourself you can listen and tap into that inner voice of yours. You build a relationship with yourself. And as most entrepreneurs, digital nomads know that it all starts with YOU in the business world. You are the biggest factor whether you build an independent lifestyle, you are the key component to your own life.
2) My time in Chiangmai, Thailand was truly about me getting out of my own comfort zone. Going into a new country that I know nothing about, the culture, the language, or anything but purposely throwing myself into a pack of wolves and then coming out with so much experience. I always preach about getting out of your comfort zone because the majority of the time you're mind is building up this huge road block to stop you from doing that, but one you do, you begin to understand that it's not so bad after all, and you somewhat crave more of it. This is the process of life, you get out of your comfort zone and you experience it for yourself and realize that it's not so bad, and you learn. The process repeats after that.
3) You have a greater appreciation for the friends and family you left back home. When you're solo-traveling and you reflect on the loved ones you left back home. This builds a greater relationship with them, and you realize how grateful you are.
4) There is no other feeling than being in an unknown part of the world where no one knows you, you can choose who you want to be. You can take on a whole different persona. That feeling alone is liberating. It liberates you so much and allows you to bring out your true self.
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I have my guest here Jeremy Enns who recently became a digital nomad and living that location independent lifestyle.
How To Feel Alive
Path Hunters,
Today's guest I have David Brower, he is all about connecting with people authentically through expression, through feeling alive, and allowing yourself to feel.
David calls it alivefulness and it's a way to awaken and feel alive through expression.
It's amazing chatting with David on the podcast because I believe that this is super important as well when connecting with people. Truly expressing yourself.
This episode David told a story about him holding back his emotions, and what he learned. It turns out that allowing yourself to feel, to cry is the best kind of therapy to let out the emotions.
I had to bring him onto the Path Hunters podcast
How do you feel alive every single day
David mentioned that you should expand your comfort zone and a great example he gave was if you're ordering something and they were to get your order wrong, you have to graciously voice that out instead of brushing it aside and keeping it in.
Sharing your personal power with people - A way to express yourself is by going out and making other people feel good about themselves. Making them laugh, commenting on their features, intentionally going out and making their day.
Conscious aligned choices
David is hosting events coming up in different parts of the world where he gathers a group of amazing people together to awaken their senses and feel the pleasures through eating pleasurable foods, live performances, and learning how to connect with others. He calls it Sensorial Experience Day !
Event details in Toronto check it out here or https://www.facebook.com/sensorialexperienceshub/
Click here for more event details.
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Hey my dear path hunters!
This episode will be an awesome one with your good friend Paul Lam.
I wanted to touch base on a few things and catch up on how things are going with my life as you all know I'm basically the human guinea pig to my own podcast experimenting on things and bringing it to all you path hunters to try out.
As the title shows I recently took up a sponsor for the podcast.
For about a year now I really didn't want to find and worry about a sponsor for the podcast as I know what it was like listening and being bombarded with so many ads and products that sometimes I feel like I'd be doing all you path hunters a disservice.
But from a conversation I had with one of my podcaster friends I was told that it be a great thing bringing on a sponsor for the show and aligning with a product that you really like personally and having your audience enjoy it as well too.
Path Hunters!
This episode is super special and very different and let me explain.
My good friends Gen & Nick from the great anomaly has joined into the path hunters podcast for the 2nd time!
What makes this podcast so special besides them being the first to come back onto the podcast a 2nd time is that during the time of this recording they were still operating the great anomaly but recently they have closed up this business all together and cancel their retreat as well.
But I really wanted to launch this episode anyways because they information that they gave was really great. Also if gives you guys, all the path hunters out there a look into their mindsets before they decided to close up shop.
So they talk about how to figure out what is essential in their business and life.
and so much more insights.
Check out pathhunters.com for more info
Hey Fellow Path Hunters,
I did a quick episode on my iphone I wanted to see how this was going to turn out, and I found it wasn't too bad.
This episode is about how to deal with haters.
Even though there are haters and naysayers this shouldn't stop you from pursuing your dreams.
What really helps is being surrounded by like-minded people. It'll help you level up your life and focus on what's truly important.
It's that vision, that goal, that impact you're going after. You can't forget that.
Remember that 100 years ago people laughed at the idea of flying machines and flying through the airs and now today we enjoy the benefits of flying to different countries.
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PH – 60 | Philip Mckernan | How To Be Truly Vulnerable
PH – 61 | Shelli Varela | How To Think Like A Possibility Hacker
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Path Hunters!
This time around I have an amazing Digital Nomad / Entrepreneur. Danny Flood. I met Danny at a speaking event and he was one of the speakers talking about kindle publishing.
I knew right away that kindle publishing was something I really wanted to do myself. So I stuck around afterwards to have a quick chat with Danny.
A few minutes of chatting I asked him if he'd like to come onto the Path Hunters Podcast so we can talk about some of the things we spoke about so that all you fellow path hunters could get some value out of it as well.
Shortly afterward Danny and I were rocking the mic.
He dropped some amazing content.
PH - 63 | Chris Guillebeau | The Art Of Non-Conformity
Path hunters,
I’m happy to announce today’s guest is someone I looked up to ever since I picked up his book in 2013 and has followed his philosophy for sometime now.
It’s crazy that I get to interview him for the podcast. He’s a New York Times best seller, traveled to every country in the world, host of the world domination summit in Portland Oregon.
Better known for his $100 start up book, get excited for the one and only Chris Guillebeau. (check out the $100 startup book)
So the cool thing is that I've contacted Chris and heard that he had a new podcast called Side Hustle School , and I knew I had to bring him onto The Path Hunters podcast
I loved every second of the interview. I really enjoyed this interview as we get into different types of topics and his perspective on them.
How to build awesome communities even if you're an introvert.
- Chris gave some amazing points about creating communities, even if you're introverted and that is focusing on the that one person that resonates with your message or work. Think about the message, how is it going to impact this one person. Direct all your energy to that one person.
How Chris finds speakers for his world domination summit.
- Having a committee that helps with the selection for the speakers and have nominations.
Why it's so important to set goals and making them measurable.
- Setting goals to achieve one's dreams, and making them measurable. (For example I gave my insight on writing 1000 words a day)
Why Chris doesn't believe in a balanced lifestyle.
- The word balance is a word that is a bit of a corporate world word. When you think about work-life balance, you think about balancing your work life with your personal life, and trying now to be out of balance between the two. It's a bit of a corporate life structure.
- Chris once said that "balanced people don't change the world." He believes that people should choose adventure, chase their dreams, have a wonderful life and give everything they've got. NOT trying to maintain a balanced life.
Why you shouldn't niche down, but instead what is the theme.
Most people don't know what their niche is, and because of that they typically think that there is something wrong with them. But Chris believes that's alright because instead of niching down, create a life surrounding a theme with things that you love.
FOLLOW CHRIS Website | Facebook | Instagram | Twitter
Hey you beautiful Path Hunters,
This time around I'm back in Canada again with stable internet focusing on new upcoming projects.
I'm so excited to share 3 things I learned while traveling that I feel that would be very valuable to you.
Traveling around the world has taught me a lot about caring for your fellow humans.
Here are the 3 things that I learned.
1) Come from a place of giving. - Focusing on giving even when you don't understand it but have this gut feeling, this intuition or inner voice to just simply give then you should do it.
2) 1 action is better than 100 ideas written down - I used to write a lot of ideas down but never really executing on anything of them and I realized that taking action even if it's just a small one to move you forward towards your goals is better than just writing them down and never looking at them again. Quite recently for example I just came back to Canada and right away I signed up for a new gym membership to get back into shape again from all my travels. Even something as simple as that is more than enough because I'm taking the actions.
3) Don't dwell in the past - This one was a tough one for me as I tend to dwell a lot in the past but the biggest shift for me is that realizing that you're not a time traveler you can't go back and change whatever has happened. Instead focus on the energy on the NOW. The present moment you're living right now. Sometimes people dwell too much on the past and that stops them from having amazing experiences in life, it keeps them stagnant, stuck in one place, and you're unable to move forward. Focus your energy on the present moment. I learned this while traveling and speaking to an awesome international speaker Philip Mckernan
I hope you found this very insightful and enjoyed this episode.
Let me know what you think by emailing me at paul@pathhunters.com
Check out more episodes at pathhunters.com
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How To Think Like A Possibility Hacker
This time around I interviewed Shelli Varela, first female firefighter in Canada’s 6th largest city. Graced the tedx stage twice, podcast host of the yes effect podcast.
She embodies the path hunters spirit, and what she calls the possibility hacking, deciding that she wanted to pursue a career of a firefighter but at the time there were not female fiire fighters. Later on she asked herself a question “why not me?” The only catch was Shelli is 5’2” and 108lbs. That didn’t stop here though she was determined and after 1162 days later she became a full fledged firefighter.
A huge thing that Shelli mentioned is that it was her ability to constantly say yes and decided to take action which enabled her to do so much. She was living, breathing and visualizing every single day of that phone telling her she got the job as a firefighter.
Then it dawned on her, she has cracked the formula and did the impossible, she became a firefighter and this exact same power helped her stand in front on stage and gave 2 TEDx talks. She calls it possibility hacking.
Shortly after that she created the Yes Effect podcast where she interviews entrepreneurs, and people who just constantly said yes to their dreams and their lives and now helps other women empower themselves to live their dreams.
She is actually featured on Chris Guillebeau’s book – Born For This
I really loved interviewing Shelli as she dropped amazing insights and hearing her journey, her challenges and struggles but the point of it all was that she overcame and beat the odds.
Links
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shellivarela.com/
Shelli’s TEDx talks
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=18GWru1slmQ
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nApOVdlaZRE
Yes Effect Podcast with Chris Guillebeau and Shelli was also featured Chris Guillebeau’s book Born For This
Click here to check that out
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PH – 49 | PAUL MILANO | TIPS ON LIVING A QUALITY LIFESTYLE
PH – 50 | LAURITA GORMAN | HOW TO ANSWER THAT INNER CALLING OF YOURS
PH – 47 | WILL HATTON | THE ART OF VAGABONDING
Hey Hey path hunters,
Todays guest is one I look up to very much so. A speaker that has inspired me to take the leap of faith and take a trip to Thailand. He works with orphans in different parts of the country, an Inspirational Speaker, Writer, Filmmaker and has shared the stage with people such as the Dalai lama and Richard Brandson. My guest today is Philip Mckernan everyone.
And a side note, i really love what I do as a podcaster because I get to interview amazing people such as Philip here and it’s always a learning curve for me so this time around I interview him and was completely pushed to my limits, and happy to speak to someone I look up to very much so. So this episode there will be a lot of me being vulnerable asking Philip on things that I’m working through to better serve and impact.
Philip touched on a few topics and his views on how to be vulnerable and how people are using vulnerbility today, hiw thoughts on dealing with the past, and his projects with one last talk and give and grow.
So without a further a due, here is the one and only Philip Mckernan!
Hey fellow path hunters,
This episode I'd like share some tips on how to approach mentors, or having virtual mentors.
Most of the time people tell you to find mentors, and learn from them. The one thing that they don't tell you is how to find a mentor, when the mentor doesn't have time.
check out the episode and hear how to approach mentors.
check out the other episodes at
www.pathhunters.com
Hey hey path hunters!
really wanted to take the time to go over why you should think entrepreneurially even though you don't have an desires of creating a multi-million dollar business. Starting side hustle could be very beneficial as it creates another source of income for you. That way you if there were any changes to your life such as having a new born child, or newly married, then you're able to adapt and pivot easily because most likely you'll be thinking about buying a house or a car.
Another point is that you may want to leave your career and focus on the side hustle as it has matched your income or if you just got laid off and you're able to depend on the side hustle for a short period of time.
Lastly and this is happening in Canada and the US that the living standard is rising, but wages aren't keeping up with it fast enough so by creating a side hustle that generates income for you, you're then able to maintain this living standard.
For more information check out the shownotes page.
www.pathhunters.com
Cheers everyone
I hope you enjoyed this!
Take care!
As I move through the motions of life, there will come so many obstacles in front of you. Whether it's your family wanting you to be safe, and come back, whether it's financial related, whether it's a fight against yourself.
We're all human and all this is normal. As much as you want to turn back and be where it's safe, realize that if you do go back you'll want to be exactly where you are today!
So don't give up. Just keep walking, keep saying "yes."
Have faith that everything will work out. As long as it's coming from the right place and you are 100% genuine then everything will work out. I know that deep down somehow or someway this will all work out.
Continue the fight.
This is a message to all you brave path hunters out there. You WILL MAKE IT.
Believe, have faith!
I love you all.
Paul Lam
Beautiful Path Hunters,
This episode is quite interesting I recently connect with a Youtuber named Riley Bennett where he has a travel channel called Living that life. We decided to collaborate and did a video podcast.
It was my first video podcast and it was a great experience where I had to share this with all the path hunters listening to the podcast.
We can into much details about our journey and how different yet similar our paths are but ended up in the same place in Thailand.
Riley spoke about his whole entire journey how he left his job and took off with his best friend to Thailand to start a few business projects that ended up not working.
Why he started youtube, and some of his mindset.
It was definitely fun to do this episode with him.
You can check out the video itself in the shownotes page at
pathhunters.com
Amazing path hunters,
Today’s guest I have a good friend of mine Filip Sierpinski who is the host of your next chapter podcast where he’s all about personal growth and has interview many transformational coaches and entrepreneurs.
My interview with Filip is amazing where we talk about alot of things, and about his new course that he is launching, where it’s all about helping you Discover systems that will ensure you reach your goal, 10x your productivity and efficiency, develop how to properly manage your time to start living the life you want.
We spoke about why he got into podcasting, and why he chose podcasting as his plateform compared to youtube or any other ones.
Where he sees podcasting going from here.
How he overcame his struggles with being a bisexual man and his advice to someone who is going through the same thing he went through.
Filip also shared some tips from his new course on how to set goals, and what to do on those off days where you just aren’t getting much done.
That along with many more value bombs that Filip dropped.
Hey Fellow path hunters!
Adversities is the greatest teachers for you. After going through so much adversities in my life, I’ve learnt so many values and characteristics that allows me to touch people, learning values such as forgiveness, gratitude, helped me to stay humble and grounded.
All this will be apart of my new book that will be launching in kindle.
If you'd like to join the path hunters tribe and know when the book launches, click this link.
http://eepurl.com/cnwwDH
Hello Path Hunters.
My guest today is a mens empowerment coach with a mission to reach 1 million men to live a powerful life. For all my female path hunters out there I still recommend you listen to the episode as the tips and actionable content can still be applied as well.
Tim Matthews is a mens empowerment coaching with the goal of helping 1 million men to live a powerful life, by being vulnerable, retelling the story that you've been telling yourself your whole life.
He gets into alot of practical tips on how to feel from your heart instead of coming from your head.
I really enjoyed interviewing Tim for the podcast
For more information
check out pathhunters.com
take care!
Paul Lam
Fellow pathhunters, loving all the interviews and the awesomeness that comes into the podcast.
My guest today has an amazing story to tell, she left her job to go travel around the world for a year with a company called Remote year. She is now focusing on other projects and is super passionate about it.
Kate was a part of remote year where they have 75 people travel together for 1 year and at the same time maintain remote jobs where they can work online.
It's a wonderful way to travel full time and make friends along the way and to enjoy the digital nomad lifestyle.
for more info
check out pathhunters.com
I love you all
cheers!
Paul Lam
Fellow Path hunters, a good friend of mine connected me and my guest here today as he thought I would resonate with my guest’s journey and what she’s been through.
And Boy! he was right. , you know sometimes you know that you have this inner calling inside you, calling you to go somewhere in the world, and experience you’re meant to experience. Which leads me to say that today’s guest followed her inner calling. She’s done some amazing things, she’s a holistic therapist, yoga teacher, storyteller, mental health advocate, speaker, and writer. I have in the house Laurita Gorman, Laurita is such a beautiful soul where we had an amazing conversation about her journey, and how everything I resonate with so much, it got to the point where I felt like a parrot for repeating everything.
Laurita talks about her calling to India even though she didn’t speak the language, had never been there before, she just knew that she had to go there and go there alone.
And so much more,
check out all the info at pathhunters.com
and how to support Laurita as well.
I love you all
take care!
Paul Lam
Fellow path hunters Its your friend paul Lam here back again for another awesome episode. Around this time last year as I realized that I wanted to be so much more than someone who works his corporate 9-5 job and live pay check to pay check. So as a path hunter I had to intentionally seek out a community with like minded individuals such as myself to connect with. So one day I connected with a group of local toronto entrepreneurs attending a conference where I connected with so many people, asking them questions, learing from everyone. And so this is the one thing I wanted to point out that because I did that and I intentionally went out I connected with my guest today Paul Milano.
So I have paul in the house today and hes a friend of mine that I connected with here locally where I am.
He was a Former shy and nerdy kid who found his path through health and fitness.Paul helps people learn systems and habits to create a more powerfully productive and charged life. What does that mean? Anything to help you become more fit, more productive, achieve greater results and leave a powerful impression. Find out how to get more done by noon then most all day at www.paulmilano.com
Greetings Fellow Path Hunters.
Checking in from Chiangmai Thailand here, after a week long struggle with figuring out how to solve my money problem, a place to stay, and venturing into a place that I've never been before in my life I think everything has been sorted out.
This leads me to say that this by no means was easy, it was gosh darn hard and uncomfortable even for me. My message for everyone listening to this is that if you're trying something new in your life, it's definitely not going to come easy you will feel uncomfortable and it will make you want to run backwards the other to whats most comfortable for you.
BUT DON'T DO IT!
If you decide to go back you'll want to go back to where you are right now when you get too comfortable and you'll be stuck in this loop.
PUSH ON FORWARD, AND RISE ABOVE THIS PROCESS.
get inspired by all this.
check out pathhunters.com for some more info on this episode.
I love you all,
Your friend
Paul Lam :)
Alright you beautiful path hunters out there, today I have a special guest in the building! He is a writer, photographer, adventurer and vagabond.
His bio is amazing. He is the master of handstand pushup. Conqueror of mountains, survivor of deserts and crusader for cheap escapades. Will has been travelling the world on an extreme budget for nine years will blogs over at The Broke Backpacker about his $10 a day adventures. He is such a fun person to connect with. Really real, and just straight up an awesome guy. Check out the episode at the shownotes page at
www.pathhunters.com
Hey beautiful Path Hunters,
I'll tell you a bit right now, that it kicks in a bit later, stepping into who you really are, giving up everything to leave go to a country that you've never been, prepared to build a business around your lifestyle.
It takes a bit of time to kick in and realize all this is happening, but when it does its an amazing feeling.
Right now I'm going through that process and I don't know what to say, other than I cant believe I'm doing this but I'm doing this for the impact, for my calling, for my dreams, and especially for those I am SERVING. Creating a positive impact in people, have them get ignited and feel amazing.
with that being said I will update everyone on what's going on when I arrive.
to all my path hunters I love you all,
thank you for listening.
your friend Paul Lam :)
What is going on fellow path hunters,
This interview my guest got into entrepreneurship because he had to. All about building tribes and community, Jan Keck a good friend of mine came onto the podcast talking about his journey how he became an entrepreneur, how he got started.
He talks about ways and tips on how to look better on camera, and talks about his new course as well too.
You can check out more info at the page shownotes at
pathhunters.com
check that out.
Hey hey fellow path hunters!
It seemed everyone enjoyed the new snippet with Jason Moore from the Zero to Travel podcast so this time I have an amazing couple Jules & Christine two travel bloggers from the site Dontforgettomove.com
Check out this quick episode about networking and if you'd like hear the full episode you can find it at pathhunters.com in the podcast section.
I hope you enjoy this episode.
take care you amazing path hunters!
Hey hey fellow Path Hunters!
I wanted to try a new format on the podcast episodes today, I wanted to go back and pick off some amazing valuable information from some of the amazing entrepreneurs, digital nomads, creators that I interviewed for the podcast.
This episode will feature Jason Moore from the Zero to Travel Podcast where he talks about how to get started on transitioning from a corporate 9-5 job to your independent lifestyle so you can either travel full time, stay at home, and be anywhere you want to be.
If you want to check out the FULLinterview just go to www.pathhunters.com and check that out.
Also don't forget to sign up to the email list and receive a free 5 day challenge to get yourself out of your comfort zone and to chasing your dreams!
You can also check Jason's podcast as well at www.zerototravel.com
With that being said I leave you with this
Remember that life has it's ups and down just also remember that you should try to stack the cards into your favour as much as you can.
Tipping the scale in your favour.
Take care fellow path hunters and live your life freely and beautifully.
Beautiful Path Hunters!
Alot has happened in the past 2 weeks I have left my corporate 9-5 job and about to embark on my new journey to Thailand. To get to this point in time there is some prepping involved here.
To get to this point you have to be willing to get out of your comfort zone, being too comfortable and content will keep you safe but you won't grow. So by being intentional and making uncomfortable choices you learn and you grow.
- as you step into the unknown things you get better at it. As you get better at it you learn, and as you learn you grow.
If you repeat this process then you'll be able to take on more larger choices that are uncomfortable.
BUT the key thing is to start small, little baby steps to condition yourself and desensitize yourself from it.
So at www.pathhunters.com when you sign up to the email list I've attached a small 5 day path hunters challenge that gets you out of your comfort zone in baby steps!
All you have to do is sign up and go into your email and download it :)
It's small yet big challenges that I've done myself to help me grow and allowed me to get to where I am today :)
It's my hope that this will help you to get started!
Remember check out www.pathhunters.com to sign up
I love you all thank you so much
stay awesome and stay beautiful :)
Beautiful Path Hunters!
Another coffee chat with your friend Paul Lam, today we're going to talk about what is possible, and what is impossible the fact is that its based on mindset.
Life is a process, and if you use statements such as "its impossible" "theres alot of risk involved." why not take the time to try and make it possible.
Believe in your own abilities to make the impossible possible for yourself.
Check out this episode its very organic and raw.
If you love this take a look at the website
www.pathhunters.com
Hey hey everyone!
After fully nerding out at the library I thought I'd make an episode about redirecting your fears so that way it helps you get up to take action to chase your path.
It's a short snippet for the weekend.
episodes will continue back up Tuesdays and Thursdays every week.
Remember become a path hunter today
I love you all
Cheers!
Quick episode about things that can happen in your life once you step into a place who you really are.
Being intentional with your growth, becoming a seeker of knowledge.
Check out this episode, as I'm going through a new stage in my life and a whole documentation on this whole process.
Let me know what you think
Cheers!
Fellow Path Hunters,
This episode we're going to talk about networking, and how it can help you with your growth, your business, your life.
Most of the time people tend to think that being an entrepreneur/ digital nomad you have to go at this alone, its usually not the case. It helps a lot if you surround yourself with like-minded people who share the same passion, drive, and almost the same goals as you.
So this leads me to say that your network is your net worth.
So how do you seek out this net work of friends?
Very simple actually but you have to tune into this episode and find out.
I'll leave it at that,
I love you all, remember that we are in this together
take care my friends!
Even though life is scary, uncomfortable when chasing your bliss, but even though you feel these feelings you have to ask yourself if you're still willing to do this? Are you willing to run through pivot, move around, and dodge to chase that thing that makes you happy?
Hell yeah you can!
Yes you can do this, and yes you will!
We're in this together, let's ignite our souls and grab our dreams!
I love you all!
have a wonderful day!
Hey Everyone,
This episode we're going to be diving between you and the path that you've chosen, and that if you're willing to take that path that has all the unknowns, or will you stay back and stick to the one where our society has instilled onto on.
I get deeper into this with you.
Check out the episode.
I hope that you will choose the path into the unknown with me.
Together we can do this :)
I love you all, Stay awesome!
Hey everyone!
This episode is about connecting with your podcast host and as you learn from their podcast you develop a relationship with the host, so when the day comes that you meet the host in the real world you'd expect them to be how they are on the podcast, but what if that wasn't the case?
Check out the episode and hear more about that.
Remember to check out pathhunters.com for more interviews!
Stay awesome, and stay beautiful!
Imagine being in a coffee shop with me,
have a quick chat on how I get things, and me sharing tips that could possibly help
keep on track on your goals.
Check out the episode. Its a quickie but always time for some passion!
Check out more at pathunters.com
Love you all
Cheers!
Amazing Path Hunters,
People usually take time to plan out their escape plan to leave their corporate 9-5 job, but they end up focusing on perfecting it, to the point where they may not even take the step at all. Its never about perfecting it but its all about taking the imperfect action.
listen to the episode and hear more details on this.
A short snippet again today!
Hope everyone is living their life with purpose and passion,
staying beautiful and awesome.
Today's solo episode will be about being in the right state of mind, as sometimes we watch the news and read about it its always about something negative, and its been proven that if you watch the news you are a bit more depressed and down than someone who doesn't watch the news.
I get into some details about it.
Let me know if you enjoyed this episode.
Check out the other episodes at pathhunters.com
Hey Everyone,
Another solo episode today with your friend, Paul Lam
A nice short and sweet chat about going at your own pace, there is not wrong way as long as you have your goals and dreams set out.
Check out the episode
and check out the website at pathhunters.com
I love you all,
cheers!
Hello brothers & sisters, path hunters. I want to take a moment here to thank all you listeners for taking the time to tune into the podcast, thank you. And for those who are joining in the for first time welcome my friends! This podcast is dedicated to helping everyone unleash their inner beast to chasing their purpose and passion. Which aligns with your dreams.
So for today’s guest, I have a lovely couple Gen & Nick, their names are hard to pronounce so i'll attempt it right now Geneviève Gauvin & Nicolas Pineault I’m so sorry Gen and Nick I tried haha and they are co-creators of The Great Anomaly, a blog and podcast where they share their journey as couplepreneurs, digital nomads and owners of 3 online businesses. You can follow their adventures on http://thegreatanomaly.com/podcast
Gen & Nick gives such amazing insights on what it's like to travel as a couple, what they’re passionate about, their biggest ah ha moment, and they were explaining how you don't have to take that giant leap, you could slowly ease your way into your transition.
I love their energy, and passion and you can hear it in the interview about how pumped up they are about their life.
I’ll let them get into it and ill see you on the other side so we can digress, let's do it!
Follow them here!
http://thegreatanomaly.com/
http://thegreatanomaly.com/podcast/
https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/the-great-anomaly/id993781616
https://www.instagram.com/thegreatanomaly/
https://www.facebook.com/thegreatanomaly/
https://twitter.com/imagreatanomaly
Fellow Pathhunters!
Have you ever had so many ideas that you wanted to do so many things are once that you actually don't get anything done at all?
It's all in the focus, the UNWAVERING FOCUS, focusing on that vision of yours, and then once you complete this one project only then when you can move on to the next one and so on and so on,
Check out this solo episode with me Paul Lam
and check out the other interviews and episodes at pathhunters.com
love you all,
take care!
Hey Everyone!
Been going to conferences, workshops and doing alot of self-development. You have to consistently grow, be an eternal student.
Todays episode is another solo round, a story about what happened this past week.
There is definitely a lesson to be learned from here, I hope everyone finds value in this story, as I grew from it.
Let me know what you think,
check out this other episode at pathhunters.com
Solo Episode with your friend Paul Lam today!
Lets have a chat and imagine were in a coffee shop having a nice chat on a sunday afternoon.
We're connecting.
We're learning together!
We're growing together!
My lovely path hunters I keep saying the same thing but I mean it everytime. I hope you’re living your life with purpose and passion and working hard to move that needle forward in your life. For those of you who are joining for the first time welcome to the path hunters podcast, its a place dedicated to help individuals to unleash their inner beast, to chase their purpose and passion. And for those who are returning again, thank you for taking the time to listen to the podcast, it means alot that you’re taking the time out of your day to listen to the podcast, I want to only provide you with amazing value to propel you forward in your life.
With that being said I have another amazing individual who is a marketing strategist & digital nomad who helps businesses build meaninful communities in the digital space. Author of the upcoming book, Digital Nomad Mindset Erica Blair is a wonderful soul helping other digital nomads grow their business, by building communities and the author of the upcoming book, Digital Nomad Mindset which im super excited about.
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Hey Everyone,
A solo episode today about the power of words,
Words are very powerful, if you're using disempowering words, such as I can't I won't its too hard, it's impossible. These kinds of statements would stop you from growing it'll leave you in a place you're content with your life and playing small.
Empowering words such as I'll try, it's not impossible, I can do it, how can I do it?
Words and statements like this will allow your mind to think of other ways and find a solution. It gets your thinking.
I hope you guys enjoy this episode, a small snippet before the end of the week.
I hope you guys have a good one, live life with purpose and passion.
Listen to this episode
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Ryan Biddulph – Blogging from Paradise
I recently had the pleasure of sitting down with Ryan Biddulph of bloggingfromparadise.com. Ryan has spent the last five years doing something many of us only dream about - he island-hops from one paradise to another and blogs his adventures. His travels have taken him to so many exotic places around the globe, it might be faster to list where he HASN'T been. During our discussion, we chatted about how you can create income from blogging and adapt the things he's learned to create a level of freedom in your life.
What follows are a few powerful points from our chat, but as always, I encourage you to check out the full interview on the PathHunters.com website.
1. It’s often at our darkest moments that our path reveals itself.
Eight years ago, Ryan had been fired from his security guard job, where he had been working 18-hour shifts. He had developed incredibly limiting beliefs concerning money and entrepreneurship, and as a result, the stress (and his debt) mounted. He felt abandoned and lost at the time. It was from that dark place that Ryan decided that he couldn’t go back to the standard 9-5, he could no longer bear the thought of leaving his destiny and career in the hands of others.
2. You don’t have to be a genius to begin.
Ryan didn’t even know what blogging was when he began. He knew how to check ESPN.com and his email. The internet was this mysterious “thing” out there that seemed incomprehensible. When is wife told him about blogging and using it as a business, he decided to give it a try. After some initial struggles, Ryan was able to monetize it enough to travel the world, eventually deciding to share his experiences and expertise with others.
3. Be careful what you focus on.
One the reasons Ryan struggled so much in the beginning was that he was focused on getting money. When one is focused on getting, they are less focused on giving. It seems counterintuitive, but people who focus on getting money, usually don’t make very much. When your focus changes to giving value and making real connections with people, you will often receive far more. In the end if we all focus on giving, then we all end up receiving.
4. Your network is your net worth.
Ryan was fortunate if that he had a strong network of friends and family who supported him no matter what he did. It’s important to surround yourself with people who want the best for you, and who trust you to do the right thing, but also those who will occasionally challenge you when you falter, giving that gentle but firm nudge to keep going along your chosen path.
5. Do some housecleaning.
One of the first thing Ryan had to do to create real success with his blogging was to clear out a lot of the limiting beliefs and attitudes he had developed over time. This “letting go” is often far more difficult than we realize, but it’s essential to moving forward and following your path.
6. Follow your passions.
Ryan writes about s
Are you being intentional with your purpose and passion? Or are you making up excuses reasons not to chase it?
Solo episode today guys with me, where I explain the difference of being intentional and chasing what you really love or making excuses and not doing anything at all.
I hope you guys find value from this solo episode, and inspires you to be intentional and chase your purpose and passion.
I know you can do it,
I believe you.
your friend,
Paul Lam
Hey guys,
I wanted to talk about a disgusting word that I would like all of you to toss aside.
I believe when you're dreaming big, you should take actions today towards that goal, instead telling yourself someday you're going to do it. You have to start today.
Hey Path hunters,
Today's episode is near and dear to me, as it has helped me over come my past and a harsh breakup. These are the things that I've learnt and I hope it brings you guys some value, and it can be applied to your life as well.
Let me know how it works for you
you can email me at paul@pathhunters.com
I love you guys!
and remember you can become a path hunter today.
Could you imagine quitting your job and travelling around the world full time? For many of us, it's a dream of freedom, for others, a nightmare of uncertainty. Recently I had the opportunity to chat with Jules and Christine from Don’t Forget to Move, a resource for adventure travel and responsible tourism.
During our talk, we discussed the pros and cons of the nomadic lifestyle, and the importance of living your life’s purpose.
As always, you can check out the full conversation on the PathHunters website: http://pathhunters.com/
Jules and Christine were both graduates of International Studies in college before meeting each other in Peru while volunteering with relief efforts there in early 2012. Their shared love of travel, combined with their passion for non-profit work around the globe sent them on adventures throughout the world, from private Caribbean paradises in the Corn Islands and cruising through Cuba, to volunteering with marginalized women’s groups in Mexico and helping create livelihood programs in Tacloban after typhoon Haiyan.
They use their blog Don’t Forget to Move http://dontforgettomove.com to advocate for responsible tourism, share their incredible experiences with the world, and show people how they can tap into the benefits of travel, regardless of their finances, physical ability, age or experience. It’s become a treasure trove of information, inspiration and advice on incorporating travel into our everyday lives.
First and foremost, you must be honest with yourself about the kind of lifestyle you want to lead. While travelling the world and seeing new things sounds exciting, it must be balanced with the knowledge of what you’re leaving behind: stability, friends and family, etc.
Indeed, even veteran travellers like Jules and Christine have begun to realize that they must slow down a little, staying in one place for a month or more before moving on. The fact is, the nomadic lifestyle is not suited to everyone. Jules shared a story in which they were in El Salvador, and hadn’t met any travellers for some time. When he called home to speak to his parents, the sound of his father’s voice released a torrent of homesickness he didn’t even know he had possessed, leaving him in tears.
The fact is, most of us simply don’t have the ability or the resources to quit our jobs and become nomads. The good news is you don’t have to.
Travel can be more than just arriving at a destination and buying a few souvenirs. Jules and Christine have incorporated community service into their travels, helping non-profits and aid organizations in areas around the world. Not only does do they get to see beautiful and exotic places and meet people from other cultures, they are also making a positive impact while they do it. They call it responsible tourism.
The idea is to visit and explore a place and its people, and leave it in a better condition than when you found it. This makes travel and vacationing not just relaxing and fun, but personally fulfilling as well.
Being a Path Hunter is all about finding your life’s purpose, the thing that sets your soul on fire and allows you to be the best version of yourself. Responsible tourism is a fantastic way to expand your view of the world, while simultaneously having a positive impact on it.
Whether you decide to become a nomad like Jules and Christine, or just opt for a short adventure in a far away land, remember that your visit has an impact whether you realize it or not. Why not make it a positive one? Who knows, you might just find your calling far from home.
Don’t forget to check out my full conversation with Jules and Christine on the PathHunters website: http://pathhunters.com/.
Figuring out one's path is difficult, and thats why you have to learn to open your mind to take in all the information that all the great creators, entrepreneurs, digital nomads have to share with you.
Each guest interviews provided amazing values on how to get started and taking control of your life. Each time I do an interview I reflect and learn from every guest. I take in all the information that they gave and apply it to my life in my own way.
Are you willing to step up to the plate and put in the work after you've found your path?
That all depends on you.
6 Things you Need to Know About Being a Digital Nomad
Have you ever dreamed of leaving everything behind and travelling the world? It sounds like a fantasy, but in the 21st century, the internet and mobile technology is making the dream of the "digital nomad" a reality for many. Recently I had the opportunity to sit down with Jason Moore of the Zero to Travel podcast.
Zero to Travel is a podcast with a powerful mission: to help people travel the world on their terms no matter what their situation or experience. Over many years of travelling and meeting people Jason began to observe how people were incorporating travel into their lives. He became passionate about helping people explore the myriad options available to them when travelling the world. With his friend and business partner Travis he's created a paid community called "Location Indie" that helps people looking to become location independent find and connect with others with the same mindset.
Our full conversation was flowing and unstructured, "nomadic" if you will, but also quite enlightening. I encourage you to check out the entire thing at pathunters.com. In the meantime, here are 6 things you need to know about becoming a digital nomad, according to Jason.
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It’s not as simple as it seems, but also not as hard. It seems counterintuitive, but becoming a digital nomad is both simple and complex, depending on how you look at it. Logistically, it’s quite simple. You can quit your job, give your two weeks notice and be on a plane the next day if you chose. However, as with any big change in life, there are bound to be obstacles. Often these obstacles will come from within. Questions such as, “If I quit my job am I giving up my career? Is this going to hurt me in the long run? How am I going to earn money?” must be addressed before making such a huge change in your life.
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You need to start with an intention. Once you make the decision that this is something you want to do, you need to commit to it. Starting with an intention allows you to build the confidence you’ll need to overcome obstacles and find more creative ways to achieve your goal.
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Understand that it may not happen right away. Major life changes like this require a period of transition. Very few of us are in a position to quit our jobs and leave on a plane tomorrow for parts unknown. You have to accept that you’re investing in this process by educating yourself.
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When developing a location independent business, start with your skills. A big part of being a digital nomad is of course having a location independent income source. More than likely this will be some sort of small business. The first step in creating such a business is to look through your skill set and find something you can offer to people. For example, perhaps you’re really organized and know your way around social media. You could offer your services as a virtual assistant. Everyone has at least one skill that can be turned into some sort of service. The trick is to be creative.
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Look to existing resources. Platforms like upwork.com and Fiverr.com allow you to put your services out there quickly and easily, giving you the opportunity to build experience and a client base. If you make artwork, you can sell items through Etsy.com. These sites offer you the opportunity to get your business going quickly and easily.
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Give yourself permission to make mistakes. Understand that, in the beginning, you’re going to make a lot of mistakes – this is the simple truth. If you can make peace with that idea, you’ll be able to weather them far more easily and more importantly, learn from them.
The life of a digital nomad is not for everyone of course, but for those with the right mindset and a taste for adventure, it can be an incredibly empowering and life-changing experience. If you’d like to know more about becoming a digit
I love doing these solo-episodes where we can connect and inspire. Today's topic will be about listening to your inner voice.
When you're working a job, or in a relationship that you simply don't enjoy, or provides you with so much pain. This is your inner voice telling you that there has to be a change.
This inner voice of yours only wants you to chase what you love, what you're passionate about.
Dig deep down within yourself and find that inner voice and listen to it.
It only wants the best for you.
listen to the quick episode & check out the other episodes at pathhunters.com
or tweet me @pathhunters
stay awesome everyone,
I love you all,
keep working towards your dreams and passion.
Hey Everyone!
This episode we're going to talk about never underestimating your impact.
Whenever you connect someone you always leave an impression behind, whether you know it or not you are your own brand.
You leave an impression by talking to them, by just standing there and how you hold yourself together.
now whether the impression is positive or negative is totally up to you.
will you leave a positive impact? or a negative one?
Hey Everyone,
Today's episode I wanted to be honest and transparent with everyone on my life situation, I want to let you guys judge whether I'm actually practicing what I preach.
Still working my corporate 9-5 job, and running a podcast at the same time.
Ill let you guys be the judge of what I have to say about this episode.
Check out the rest of the episode.
If you have any questions
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An entrepreneur that became an entrepreneur from volunteerism. Through volunteering he was mentored and started multiple businesses. Tuan Nguyen donated millions towards charity. Later on became a father and found his passion through helping other business dads find a balance between their family life and their business life. Tuan touches about his experiences when he had his son. How he came out of a tough time in his life after his relationship didn’t work out. He talks about how he approached fatherhood. Later on he shares some awesome insight not just for fathers alone but for other entrepreneurs as well.
check him out at his website
http://dudebuddha.com/
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Let's talk about unleashing your inner beast! As most of you know that I keep saying this phrase all the time unleash your inner beast what does it mean?!
It means that I know that deep down everyone has a burning desire, a spark a fire within them that they know that they're meant for so much more. So much passion. So much more than their cubicle 9-5 job going through the same route to work, same people you meet, same desk.
My question for you is are you willing to spend the next 30 to 40 years of your life doing the same thing over and over again?
Are you willing to do the same commute back and for rain or shine, winter and summer until you’re 65?!
we only have one life to live, and its only up to you to make that choice to chase your purpose and passion whatever it may be.
Hey Fellow Path Hunters,
Bill Holden talks about how he quit his job and started a company called Roadiy a third party platform that connects the consumers to genuine mechanics making sure they dont get overly charged on their vehicle repairs. We dig deep down in this interview about his journey from a high paying executive to his journey Roadiy. He shares his insight on what he had to go through, what success means to him.
Check out his website at
http://roadiy.com/
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Remember you can become a path hunter today!
Hi my fellow path hunters!
Today's episode will be about disconnecting yourself and unplugging from the internet once in awhile.
With so much information and lots of things going around us, I am a huge advocate on keeping things simple, and if you're stressed or overworked take the time to remove yourself for awhile.
Disconnect from all your social media, all your phones, and electronics and take some time to yourself.
Meditation is one of the things I've taken up and has helped me in my moments of stressed.
Whenever I feel a bit overwhelmed or overworked, meditation has helped me through it, I may seem a bit odd but definitely give it a try and once you come back to work you'll feel a little bit different.
I hope you guys enjoyed this little snippet, remember to go back and listen to the other episodes.
check it all out at www.pathhunters.com
For today’s special guest Johnny FD explains that he quit his well paying job in California in 2008 to move to Thailand to become a scuba instructor and fought professionally as a Muay Thai Fighter. It wasn’t until in 2013 being broke he made his first $100 online off a business he started which sold for $60,000.
Now he spends his time being a digital nomad traveling around the world and creating more income streams through Udemny course, affiliate marketing, he's written books, and even has his own podcast!!
I just had to have him on, his story literally inspired me so listen to that specific episode over and over again to just try and dissect everything and get myself motivated.
It was truly an honour to have him onto the podcast and he shares his insight about his story a bit more, he goes into opening up to talk about how he retired his parents and it truly resonated with me a lot. I loved having him on because I want to show you guys, the listeners that once you get past the fears, doubts, and overcome all the obstacles you come out a changed person doing amazing things.
Check out his website at
www.JohnnyFD.com
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Hey Everyone
I have here 6 Simple tips to start changing your life.
These tips are meant to help improve your life, little by little you can slowly improve your life.
Stay positive - Always focus on the positive aspects in life.
Smile more - a smile is contagious it will brighten up your day and those around you.
Live within your means - Spending less & living within your means will create less stress in your life.
Travel more - whenever you have the opportunity travel somewhere and experience another culture first hand. Soak in the wonders of the world.
Read! - picking up a book and constantly learning to strengthen your mind will put you in the right mindset to figuring out what you want to do with your life.
Health is wealth - without your health there is no way you can live a happy life, sign up for a gym membership and take care of yourself.
Start by applying these things and slowly you can see a change in your life. It's helped me a lot and I hope you will find it helpful as well.
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Hey Everyone,
Another organic episode from spur of the moment.
If someone is offering you some advice, think about it for a moment on if they’ve done. Or even ask them yourself, “how is that working for you?” if you get something along the line as “oh no I haven't had the time or money to do it, but you should do it”
In this situation just smile and let it go out the other ear. Don't waste your time with that.
If you’re going to achieve a goal or something, you’re going to mimic or study the people who’ve done it, who has the results, where its trackable, where they are literally living what they’re preaching.
There is a lot of noise out there, so be very selective. I’ve learnt this the hard way, and I’m here to look out for you guys.
When I was launching this podcast, I looked up to people such as Jason Moore, Lewis Howes, Pat Flynn, Tim Ferriss Why? Because they have a full blown podcast, and have a huge audience. I’ve studied them. Mimicked them and then turned it into my own, which is why we're here today haha They're the big players, and to stand among giants you need to replicate it.
So be selective. Do your research and make sure the information is backed up by the results.
Please be sure to be share this, and email me your thoughts at Paul@pathhunters.com
Hey everyone!
This episode I'll be talking about something that happened to me in 2014 - it was very traumatic but not only did I overcome this experience I came back ready to impact the world!
Here were the 5 things I've learnt from this experience and I hope it will help you as much as it has helped me.
So 5 things I’ve learnt from all this to help you apply this in your daily lives - and you don't have to go through
- Making the choice consciously -
with all things in your life it all starts within yourself - you have to want to make the choice yourself consciously, you have to want the change - smokers won’t quit smoking with external factors hounding them - it has to be internally. So make the choice to change your life!
- Practice gratitude -
after going through this experience I have a much greater appreciate mainly because of the outcome - I was grateful that me and my parents walked out of that. But! How you can apply this to your life I found myself appreciating so much more, even the little things, the simple summer breeze the sun shining, being able to create this episode and being able to impact someone's life across the internet. So go over a few things you’d be grateful for and i'm 100% sure you can find something .
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Letting go and not holding on to something that had past.
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this was a tough one but letting go of something that happened to you in the past so you can move forward into the future. It took awhile to let go of this and one day I just said you know what this is not going to stop me! You cant change the past, it’s already happened so focus on the moment now and look towards the future. A great exercise for this is that you write down what you’ve been holding onto or something had happened to you write it down on a piece of paper then burn it! And throw it out! Its you letting go! It's you saying this is not going to take control of me.
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Loving yourself more.
Through all the meditation and learning and growing, I started to know myself more, I started to know what my strengths are and what my weaknesses are - and as gary vee always says double down on your strengths ! so take the time and look at yourself in the mirror and just stare into your reflection. And think about how far you’ve come, how much you’ve been through, and smile - notice everything about yourself and love yourself. Once you love yourself you can be able to feel wonderful in your own skin.
5) Start today!
Making the choice, being grateful, letting go, and loving yourself can start today! Make the choice today! I know that each person has their own path to walk. Their own journey, their own quest. But even if you make the choice today I’m sure you can live a much happier life. I know I’m a lot happier putting all these things in place.
Send me your thoughts!
Paul@pathhunters.com
Completely organic episode, after talking to an 18 year old at my local Starbucks where I usually do my work, he was telling me how he creates music. He's very passionate and enjoys it. He goes on telling me that he wants to put his music out there to the world but scared about what people would think about it.
You should listen to what I had to say to him.
I also didn't hit new and noteworthy but thats alright, I'm definitely in this for the long. It's my passion and what I enjoy. I love sending out my message.
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Do you find yourself working a corporate job that you dislike or feeling unfullfiled?
Finding it hard to stay positive when there is so much stacked against you?
Staying positive and having the right attitude is really tough to maintain when feeling trapped in a job that you dislike.
Two very simple steps I take, Drink a bottle or two of water in the morning, then I ask myself 3 things I’m grateful for. I always say I'm grateful for my mom, dad, and brother. I’m Going to be a great entrepreneur that creates positive impact to everyone I come in contact with, and i'm in the relationship of my dreams.
Another positive exercise I usually practise is that whenever I feel a bit stressed or overwhelmed with work or something, go outdoors and just close your eyes ,and soak in the moment, it should only take about 3-5 mins for you to relax and calm down, and put yourself in the right place again. You have to remember that when you're stressed out, your mind is filled with many emotions that clouds your judgement, and ability to get things done.
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I love you guys!
Stay positive!
Our Differences is what makes us beautiful. We're very similar we're all born into this world with hopes, dreams, and aspirations. We all have loved ones, friends, families.
We all feel sadness, disappointment, happiness, joy and love. Those things are what helps us connect with eachother but to add an even more twist we all bring in together our differences, our cultures, our traditions, our duties, our religion. Take a moment and just imagine! The world we live in allows us to experience different cultures, events, festivals.
Remember were all the same but different, we all have goals, dreams, and aspirations. We all have loved ones, friends family. But in this moment in time were able to come together and connect with eachother.
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Chasing your dreams and passion can be a scary thing, it gets you out of your comfort zone and into the unknown. For those who are going through the hunt for their path, this episode has 3 simple things that can help you stay on track incase you derail from your "hunt."
This episode talks about staying committed, breaking down your goals into small attainable goals, and intentionally getting out of your comfort zone. Please remember to subscribe / rate / review.
Jay is committed to helping creators and messengers get their message out to the world in a bigger way.
He is the host and producer of "The Inner Changemaker"; ranked as the #1 Self-Help podcast when he launched and recently named as a top 10 Business podcast for 2016 from Podcast Awards.
On his show is where he interviews high-profile entrepreneurs and world-class creators on choosing legacy over currency.
With interviews from people such as Bob Proctor, Alex Ikonn, Philip Mckernan, Nathan Chan and many other prominent names in the industry, it's no surprise that his podcast has risen on the podcasting charts.
His journey wasn’t always, this smooth, though. After being burnt out working a high-paying job in downtown Toronto, he knew he needed a change in his life.
The decision for change sparked his own version of the hero’s journey that left him vagabonding through Asia for a period.
Since then, he has been building a global brand and a profitable online business that allows him to travel the globe and most importantly, constantly create inspiring content.
http://www.theinnerchangemaker.com/
Writer, communications coach, workshop facilitator and entrepreneurial enthusiast, Sandra Kahale, works with new and would-be entrepreneurs to develop smart, strategic plans to launch, grow, and communicate their businesses. Sandra is also an active partner is Dive Logz Inc., a scuba-related accessory business with worldwide distribution.
As a mid-life entrepreneur, Sandra is passionate about sharing what she’s learned about how to build the business or life you really want – and manage the bumps along the way.
Find out more about OnWord Consulting at www.onwordconsulting.com. Check out Dive Logz products at www.divelogz.com.
Contact Sandra:
Sandra@onwordconsulting.com
Andrew Gunadie, aka 'gunnarolla', a music producer & travel videoblogger based in Canada. You may know him from original music videos 'Canadian, Please' and 'The Comic Sans Song', or one of his various travel series, like 'TOKYO | SEOUL' or 'Egypt & The Nile'.
Welcome to The Path Hunters Podcast, Episode 00 an introductory episode where you get to know what Paul Lam is all about, what it means to be a path hunter and go through why the podcast exists. The Path Hunters was created in hopes to motivated individuals to get past their fears and chase a life of purpose and passion. Please subscribe / rate / review.