Reverse Engineering A Move Abroad, Choosing A Location-Independent Business You’ll Enjoy, How Should I Travel Around A Continent?, Slow “Armchair” Travel (March 2025 Recap)

Zero To Travel Podcast

Jason Moore

Entrepreneurship, Places & Travel, Business, Society & Culture

4.5 • 828 Ratings

🗓️ 27 February 2025

⏱️ 23 minutes

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How can moving abroad help solve a specific life challenge? How do you choose the right location-independent business to start? What’s the best way to navigate traveling across longer distances? In this episode, I answer listener questions to help you take a more intentional approach to designing your travels and location-independent lifestyle. You’ll hear my thoughts on why you should reverse-engineer your travels and choose a destination based on your unique needs. If you’re feeling stuck on what kind of location-independent business to start, I’ll share a simple, fun litmus test to help you find the right fit. And if you’re wondering how to travel across Asia or any continent without burning out, I’ll tell a story from my time in Cambodia that completely changed my perspective on slow travel. Plus, is watching moose cross a river for 500 hours the most relaxing thing you might do this year?! What questions do you have on travel or the digital nomad lifestyle? I'd love for you to share them by sending me an audio message. Premium Passport:Get ad-free episodes, exclusive content, and access to all episodes for only $3/month. Subscribe now! Resources: Join Zero To Travel Premium Passport Sign up for our FREE newsletter Budget airlines in Asia Want More? 7 Mistakes to Avoid When Moving Abroad (Or Traveling Long-Term) with Chrishan Wright How to Grow Your Location Independent Solopreneur Business in 2025 + Advice from 8 Years of Slow, Nomadic Travel with Jeremy Enns Southeast Asia Travel: Getting Off The Banana Pancake Trail Thanks To Our Sponsors Defender - Explore the full lineup at landroverusa.com. Unbound Merino - Use code ‘TRAVEL10’ to get 10% off your Unbound Merino order. Booking.com - Book your next stay and find exactly what you’re looking for on booking.com

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0:00.0	What if the next overseas journey you are planning isn't about the destination,
0:06.9	but it's about helping you solve a specific life challenge?
0:11.2	You're going to hear a heartfelt question from a listener today that may, perhaps, open up a whole new approach to your next international move.
0:21.4	Plus, if you're feeling stuck at all on what location independent business to start,
0:27.3	you're somebody that wants to work remotely, you want to have your own thing,
0:30.5	but you're not really sure where to begin.
0:32.3	I'm going to give you my litmus test that kind of helps you cut through the confusion and will help point you in
0:38.7	the right direction, at least give you some ideas. Also, planes, trains, planes. When listener Brett
0:45.5	asked about traversing Southeast Asia, it reminded me of an experience I had in Cambodia and how
0:52.6	it changed the way I think about slow travel.
0:54.6	I'll share some thoughts there.
0:56.9	And also, is slow armchair travel the perfect antidote to our high-speed, high-stress world?
1:03.8	It could be.
1:04.9	It could be.
1:05.8	You'll hear what that's all about.
1:07.0	And lastly, a story that proves, it's never too late to write your next chapter in life
1:13.9	in a brand new setting. All that coming at you in today's special solo episode. Let's dive in.
1:22.0	Thanks for listening. And welcome to the Zero to Travel Podcast, my friend.
1:30.8	You're listening to the Zero to Travel Podcast,
1:33.3	where we explore exciting travel-based work,
1:35.9	lifestyle, and business opportunities,
1:38.1	helping you to achieve your wildest travel dreams.
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