They just want to get paid. They want free hotels, tours, like they're really in it for themselves.

And that's really not a sustainable model because people don't want to follow somebody when they can't replicate what that somebody's doing.

Welcome to Noah Kagan presents.

What a party people. It's your boy boy Mr. Still your pennies aka

rabbi can't lose aka kagan today I'm sharing a conversation I have with my good friend

Matt kebness aka nomadic mat com I met this guy a few years back in Thailand and he starts telling me all the places he's

traveling he's like yada yada yada bali blah blah japan and so I have a few

thoughts that go through my head a this guy is going through a quarter life crisis.

B, he's really into Asian women, or C, he's running away from his problems back home.

But the more that I talk to him, the more I found out he actually loves traveling and he's still

traveling over 200 days a year now and this guy has made an insanely successful

business blogging about his traveling. Let me give you a few of the details.

He gets over a million visitors a month to his blog and he's making at least seven figures.

And this all started when he was working as an office administrator for a hospital.

So we go behind the scenes on how Matt got started and exactly how he grew his business.

So you learn three specific things.

Number one, what are the inflection points of growth for how Matt grew his business?

And how they're actually a bit

unconventional. Number two the exact breakdown of how Matt makes money. If you're a

blogger or want to start a blog just copy exactly what he says and number three some of Matt's biggest

mistakes and regrets enjoy the episode what was your story was your

beginning I worked in health care for three years after college.

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