Remote Working With A Global Career w/ Mike Swigunski

Extra Pack of Peanuts Travel Podcast

Travis Sherry

Society & Culture:places & Travel, Society & Culture, Places & Travel

4.6 • 890 Ratings

🗓️ 18 February 2020

⏱️ 69 minutes

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Joining me today is someone who has been traveling and working from the road for over 2900 days and who has visited 573 cities and 73 countries, Mike Swigunski from GlobalCareerBook.com.

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0:14.3	Obviously we could have been mad and like been like trying to argue with these people but it's better just keep a positive attitude and like your body language goes so far in another country like they're gonna they're gonna be willing to help you out if you stay like calm and collective. You definitely have to like push a little bit like or
0:18.2	also just like no you have to pay for another ferry like you missed it. You kind of
0:22.4	have to like push back a little bit but you have to
0:24.4	find the right balance of not being like mean or rude about it to just like hey you know
0:29.4	this is what happened you know you guys need to book me out another ferry just stay calm don't ever like yell and just kind of try to stay happy about it.
0:37.0	Yeah, it's a fine line, although I found it to be much easier when you're on like a nice island to be like hmm if I had to spend
0:45.5	another night here like yeah this this plays with my plans but I'm still in
0:50.2	Santarini so life isn't so bad right?
0:53.0	Not the worst place to get stuck.
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1:00.0	Episode 4, 2.
1:05.0	About 3,000 euros are thrown into Rome's Treby Fountain each and every day. I wonder where all that money goes.
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