Hey, what's up? It's Chris Killebau. This is Sadisle School. Welcome back. We're approaching

the end of the week. Got a story for you today about a designer who follows the sometimes

well-trodden path, perhaps a cliched path, some might say, of leaving his corporate job

to travel and work remotely. He then realizes that his nomadic lifestyle hacks are a hot

topic and a profitable one as well. Now here at Sadisle School, our mission is not to tell

everyone to go and quit their job and travel around the world work remotely. In a lot of

ways, I started this project almost as a counterpoint to that message because not everyone

wants to do that. Even though I travel a lot and work remotely, I think the greatest thing

about location and dependent work is the ability to do it, whether you actually choose

to do it or not is up to you. So that's why my mission is to help people have more security

and options so that they can do what's important to them. And for a lot of people, that means

staying in their job, but also creating a project on the side to make money. So in this

story, I'll talk a bit less about the nomadic part of what he's doing and a bit more about

how he's actually making money. Because I think that's important. And what he's doing

to make money is something that anyone could do anywhere. So whether you're interested

in travel and remote work or not, I think you can still learn something from this episode.

And for those who are interested, I'll also share three resources at the end of the

episode, three recommended places you can go to learn more about this topic.

Alright, so let's say thank you to today's sponsor and then I'll bring you today's story.

In some ways, Tom Whelan's story is a familiar one. He had a prestigious job at Apple,

which might be every designer's dream job, or at least is a dream job for many of them.

But he couldn't suppress the urge deep within to see and experience more. Tom didn't

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