Extra Pack of Peanuts Travel Podcast

The site of our first international micro resort is: A country that neither Jonas or Trav has stepped foot on. Small, tropical, and not known by many people. Home to incredible scuba diving. So how did this become the first place we decided to do an international micro resort? And where is it? To get those answers, you've got to listen to the show!

Transcribed - Published: 26 June 2025

Short answer:  VERY! But for some people, the design process can be very overwhelming. Today, Heather shares why design is the one of the most importance parts of any hospitality project (especially a boutique one) and why it's not JUST "oh, that's visually appealing" but that it goes much deeper. Plus, she also gives some of her top design tips that anyone can implement, even if they aren't a designer, and the one thing she will NEVER allow in one of her properties? Want to be the first to know about our newest projects - and even get first crack at being an investor? Sign up for our EPOP Real Estate Newsletter here.

Transcribed - Published: 19 June 2025

Experiential micro-resorts around the world? Yes please! Today, we dive into our the top 15 international destinations that we are dreaming (scheming?) of opening up micro-resorts. 3 people. 5 places each. And some very surprising answers.

Transcribed - Published: 12 June 2025

Max Lee is not your typical gym owner.  In fact, he was never even planning on going to the gym, yet alone opening up 20+ gyms across Taiwan. Heck, he didn't even live in Taiwan 4 years ago - and he wasn't planning on staying that long. But Max is always open to opportunities, and that's what has lead him and his family to leading such interesting lives. You'll hear all about it in today's show, including their year of full-time worldschooling, what life is really like in Taipei and how they decided on it, and how Max and his wife found themselves opening 20+ gyms in Taiwan.

Transcribed - Published: 10 June 2025

Dreaming about where to do our next project is one of the most fun parts of the whole process - and there are no shortage of epic places to pick from. Today, we narrow down the list to our top 15 places in the US where we'd like to open a micro-resort. 3 people.  5 places each. Including a special guest - someone who EPOP listeners will recognize.

Transcribed - Published: 5 June 2025

Kevin was a burnt out Wall Street lawyer who left that life behind to "buy a drug motel at the Jersey Shore with no money." Oh...and he had no previous hospitality experience. What he did have was a vision - both for what a new version of hospitality could look like and for what he wanted his life to look like.   It didn't involve going back to Wall Street...and did it did involve a lifestyle of freedom. Over the past 7 years, he turned that first motel into a thriving hospitality brand, The Shore House, transformed an entire area, and also pulled of a multi-million dollar exit. In his new book, The Boutique Hotel Blueprint, he documents the entire journey, and here's the cool part: In the process, he realized that he wasn't a hotel operator, but instead, a brand creator. So if you're into real estate and hospitality, then in this episode you'll get a masterclass from Kevin. And if you aren't into real estate and hospitality, the major lessons Kevin learned are applicable to any facet of life where building a brand is vital (and to be honest, when ISN'T that the case anymore)? If you like this episode with Kevin, then go grab his brand new, hot off the presses book The Boutique Hotel Blueprint on Amazon - it's worth it's weight in gold (and fortunately, only costs $30).Buy The Boutique Hotel Blueprint here   00:00 From Wall Street to Boutique Hotels 12:12 The Journey of Transformation 26:30 Building a Brand in Hospitality 37:16 Scaling Success and Lessons Learned 37:32 Market Timing and Investor Exit Strategies 40:03 Real Numbers and Authenticity in Real Estate 45:00 Transitioning from Owner Operator to Asset Manager 50:42 Leveraging Technology for Revenue Growth 55:19 The Importance of Direct Bookings and Guest Relationships 01:04:48 Lifestyle Choices in Hospitality Entrepreneurship 01:11:29 Democratization of Technology in the Hotel Industry

Transcribed - Published: 4 June 2025

Two sets of bungalows.  Both on the same island.  Both owned by a one family for the last 50 years.  Both historical and charming.   And that's where the similarities end. In this episode, Trav walks through the lessons he learned from the first set of bungalows (and there are A LOT), how he made sure he didn't make the same mistake twice...and also why, despite the setbacks, the first set of bungalows might actually end up being a better deal (which is truly a shocker). Despite all the similarities, no two deals are the same - and this episode proves it.  Want to be the first to know when we have other projects happening?  Subscribe to our EPOP Real Estate Newsletter here: EPOP Real Estate Newsletter

Transcribed - Published: 27 May 2025

You've thought of it.  Probably even dreamed of it.  Leaving your regular life - the job, the car, the house, and the rat race - to move to a tropical location, renovate, and run a hotel. No worries, no stress.  All sunshine, surf, fresh coconuts.  Pure bliss. Well...you've dreamed of doing it, but Steph and Luke have actually done it. In 2020, they "bet it all" to move to Costa Rica and open up a hotel with two young daughters in tow. Heck, they even got a tv show out of it - HGTV's "Betting on Paradise." They were living the dream. What could possibly go wrong? Turns out...A LOT. Here's the full, behind the scenes story of that journey, told by two people who have some of best energy you could possibly have - and still were almost broken by it!

Transcribed - Published: 21 May 2025

Jonas has two development projects currently going - one in New York, one in Tennessee.  One's going very well, one's going not so well (or in his words - not at all). So how do two projects, both with the same owner, take two drastically different paths? Find out the biggest lessons Jonas has learned from his Tennessee project, the things he would do differently, and how, despite the development taking years longer than expected, he's still making sure that project doesn't destroy him (financially and emotionally)!

Transcribed - Published: 19 May 2025

Tom left his home in New Jersey one day before his 26th birthday.  He walked.  Around the world.  For 7 years.  28,000 miles. 38 countries. 34 pairs of shoes. And one trusty companion (who was not part of the original plan). I've been fascinated by Tom's journey for years now - and it's as epic as it sounds.  It's also, sometimes, as boring and mundane as it sounds.  Tom dives into all that - why he started in the first place, how and why he kept going, what his favorite countries were, and how something like this changed him.But also, how being "the guy who walked around the world" isn't his only identity, and how he's dealing with life after such an epic adventure while being "constrained" to Cincinnati.  An open, honest, and insightful look at an accomplishment that very few people have ever achieved through the eyes of someone who has done it.     00:00 The Journey Begins: Tom's World Walk Introduction 03:49 A Life-Changing Event: The Motivation Behind the Walk 10:55 Keeping the Vision Alive: Overcoming Doubts and Challenges 13:26 Reality vs. Expectation: Insights from the Walk 17:12 Gradual Change: Experiencing Cultures on Foot 21:35 The Beauty of Serendipity: Embracing Unexpected Moments 31:17 Rich Experiences: Countries That Left a Mark 33:05 Planning the Route: Balancing Flexibility and Structure 34:37 Navigating the World During COVID 35:11 Defining a World Walk 36:41 The Decision to Walk with a Dog 42:05 Challenges and Companionship on the Journey 47:31 Overcoming Physical and Mental Hurdles 53:49 Reintegration into Normal Life 56:38 Writing the Book: A Journey of Reflection 01:02:32 Embracing Constraints for Growth 01:04:37 Future Adventures and Projects

Transcribed - Published: 14 May 2025

Location, Location, Location - the old adage of real estate is true.But that doesn't mean the right location is a one size fits all.  In fact, it's the opposite.  What's right for you might not be right for me - and vice versa. The best real estate investors define their own buy box and today we talk about how we have defined our buy box, why we are so keen on hitting "the path of progress" and tease out Jonas's new project in upstate NY - and how it was a home run deal for his buy box.     01:00 The Importance of Location in Real Estate 02:50 Understanding Market Dynamics and Indicators 06:07 Setting a Buy Box for Investments 08:48 Evaluating Path of Progress in Markets 11:46 Finding Hidden Gems in Real Estate 15:13 Urban vs. Rural Investment Strategies 17:48 Case Study: New York Property Investment 20:50 Developing Micro Resorts: Key Considerations 24:03 Zoning and Regulations in Real Estate 26:49 Recap and Key Takeaways

Transcribed - Published: 8 May 2025

Ever dreamed of living in Europe?  Sipping cappucinos in the square of some Italian village or sunbathing on the beautiful beaches of the Mediterranean or Adriatic?It's possible - and, in fact, maybe even a lot more feasible, and affordable, than you think!(especially with lots of new digital nomad visas popping up, which we discuss at length)Jeff Opdyke has been to over 80 countries.  He's lived in multiple countries in Europe.  He's written for the Wall Street Journal for 17 years and is now the Global Investment Expert for International Living.So...safe to say he knows a thing or two about living abroad and helping expats find the best place in Europe to live. And surprise, surprise - he gets asked the question "Where's the best place to live in Europe and how do I do it?"Hint:  If it was one size fits all, this podcast wouldn't be over an hour!But the best thing about Jeff is that he doesn't just give you some basic answer - instead, he gives you a variety of answers based on the situation that YOU are in and the type of life that you want to lead.I've spent decades researching living in Europe, and I know quite a bit.  Well, I thought I did.  And then Jeff came on and dropped a ton of new knowledge on me. Want to know the "Asheville of Europe?"  Or what country is "if Greece and Switzerland had a baby?"  Don't miss this one!

Transcribed - Published: 6 May 2025

It's like a resort...for ants. (Just kidding. That's a Zoolander reference.  I really hope someone got it and laughed). So, what are micro resorts?  Why do Jonas and I believe they are the best path forward for creating experiential hospitality?  And where are we currently building micro resorts (hint:  one place is international, it starts with a B, and it's not the Bahamas - although I wouldn't be opposed to that down the road).

Transcribed - Published: 1 May 2025

Ever dreamt of moving to a tropical country, beach breeze blowing through your hair, surrounded by lush vegetation, wildlife, and amazing surf? ("Uhhh, yea Trav, basically every day!") Well great - then you're in luck. Because 4 years ago, my great friend Erika Kennedy packed up her life in Canada, her husband, two kids, and mom and headed off for that dream lifestyle in Costa Rica. And after living there for 4 years, she explains what it is ACTUALLY like to live that beachfront paradise lifestyle - the good, the bad, and the WTF - including some of the most random things you can't get there. (oh, and she also renovated a decrepit mountaintop house, so she's really seen it all). Enjoy this behind the scenes look at what life in Costa Rica is really like...and maybe you'll be packing your bags sooner rather than later.

Transcribed - Published: 30 April 2025

In this new podcast, Trav sits down with his co-host Jonas to discuss the vision for their real estate "empire" -  and why they believe experiential hospitality is the answer.Learn how they define experiential hospitality, why they are doubling down on it, and why AirBnB's aren't dead (but a lot are on life support). If you're interested in going on this journey with us, then you're in luck - we'll be releasing new EPOP Real Estate shows every week to give you a behind the scenes look as we go on a mission to create the most unique and boutique micro-resorts around the world. 00:00 Introduction to Experiential Hospitality 00:57 The State of Hotels and Short-Term Rentals 02:59 Defining Experiential Hospitality 05:59 The Importance of Unique Experiences 09:08 Creating Purpose-Driven Properties 11:56 The Future of Hospitality 14:55 Investing in Experiential Hospitality

Transcribed - Published: 24 April 2025

J-Rob was 40, had a house, regular job, and had only been to two countries (one of which was the US).  Oh, plus he was scared to travel. But he did it anyway - and he started with a series of experiments (which he continues to this very day).Here's how J-Rob went from non-traveler to world traveler in 5 years despite getting diagnosed with Type 1 diabetes. Whether you're someone who hasn't traveled much but wants to or someone who's been around the world a bunch, J-Rob's story is not only inspiring but actionable. And if you want even more guidance, pick up his book, The Beginner Traveler's Guide, which just released the all new 2nd edition.   You can find it at www.thenomadexperiment.com

Transcribed - Published: 22 April 2025

Danielle and Cassie were just two vet techs living in New Hampshire with a shared passion for the outdoors and morbid stories.So naturally, they started a podcast with their $25 walmart microphones and...   ...it become an overnight sensation!In this episode, they give all the juicy details about the journey (like who was willing to leave their job first), discuss their most underrated national parks (it'll surprise you) and even throw a famous national park under the bus (lovingly, of course).   00:00 Introduction to National Parks and Morbid Stories 05:57 The National Park Designation Process 10:48 Personal Connections to National Parks 14:52 The Rise of National Park Popularity 19:04 Starting the Podcast Journey 24:42 The Power of Podcast Naming and SEO 27:45 Navigating the Podcasting Landscape 29:08 The Decision to Go Full-Time 32:06 Balancing Passion and Profession 37:52 Transforming the Podcast into a Business 39:29 Building Community Through Travel 45:22 The Morbid Curiosity Behind the Podcast 51:33 Crafting Engaging Stories in Podcasting 56:23 Exploring Literary Styles and Storytelling 59:57 National Parks: Favorites and Underrated Gems 01:06:36 Critiques of Popular Destinations 01:12:03 Introducing 'Watch Her Cook': A New Podcast Adventure

Transcribed - Published: 15 April 2025

Adam Schluter is a self-proclaimed "introvert who was scared of the world."  So what did he?  Booked a plane ticket to the cheapest place he could find (hint:  it wasn't cheap once he landed!) and started saying hello to strangers.Fast forward 9 years, and he's still doing it - while also figuring out how he can take the joy he feels while traveling and bring it back to his home in Idaho, which lead to him hosting Monday Night Dinners for 500(ish) people.  Yes, 500 people.  In a backyard.  Of a small house.Hear all about it and more in this episode... And then, go say hi to a stranger.

Transcribed - Published: 8 April 2025

Over the past 30 days, I've taken on a challenge - to try 9 new habits.  Everything from doing a carnivore diet to 5 minutes of a daily somatic shake to "phone in foyer".  What did I learn?  Did I fail at some of them? (hint: yes).  Are some life-changing?Find out in today's show - and do me a favor:If you liked (or didn't like) this more personal, behind the scenes style show, let me know.  I'm looking for your honest feedback as I experiment with different styles of shows so that I can create what you want to hear!

Transcribed - Published: 1 April 2025

Abby Wren is one of the world's most famous makeup artists and advocates for alopecia, which has lead her to live a life that is truly "one of one" (She's also my 5 year old daughter's favorite influencer)!Abby shares her journey of discovering her passion for makeup after losing her hair due to alopecia and how she transitioned from working on clients to using herself as a canvas - including her insane 31 Days of October challenge.   One of the most inspiring people on this planet, Abby truly lives out her motto "Different is Dope" - plus...she knows a lot of Montana trivia!  You won't want to miss this episode.   00:00 Introduction to Abby Wren 06:18 The Journey of Makeup and Alopecia 09:59 Transitioning to Self-Expression 18:31 Navigating Alopecia and Empowering Others 25:11 Creative Projects and Playfulness 27:31 Creative Collaboration and Growth 30:29 Evolving Identity as an Artist 32:50 Embracing Complexity and Authenticity 34:47 Recognition Through Authenticity 37:13 The Importance of Passion and Purpose 42:59 The 30 Days of October Challenge 49:05 Creative Process and Content Creation 54:21 Future Aspirations and Community Engagement

Transcribed - Published: 27 March 2025

Wade Holland is many things - and when I say he might be the most creative and energetic human I know, I don't say that lightly.   He's the host of the GoPro Mountain Games, former freestyle skier, co-founder of the incredible Wrenegade Media, and someone who is very capable of drinking from a bag of wine while skiing under someone's legs.I've been waiting for 2 years to have him on the podcast - and finally, here's his whole story (or at least as much as we could fit in an hour episode) - you don't want to miss it!     00:00 Introduction to Wade Holland 06:36 The Essence of Creativity 13:10 Young Wade's Aspirations 19:27 The Adventurous 500 Project 27:01 Transitioning from Advertising to Authenticity 31:27 Starting Local: The Path to Creativity 35:23 From Local to Global: Building Brand Partnerships 41:07 The Power of Creativity in Content Creation 42:11 Monetization Strategies for Creatives 44:30 Finding Your Unique Voice in Content 48:53 The Importance of Persistence in Content Creation 57:43 Future Aspirations: The Different is Dope Tour

Transcribed - Published: 18 March 2025

I had the opportunity to tell my story, in full, on my friend Tanya Rooney's Tribe Builder podcast - and I thought the interview was so good I wanted to share it with you.We discuss everything, from how and why I gave up a dream job in Brazil (with a paid apartment on Ipanema Beach) to the biggest limiting beliefs I've had and everything in between.   If you want a behind the scenes look at my last 15 years - and where I think I'm going next - then have a listen!   00:00 Introduction to Freedom and Work 03:10 The Journey from Teaching to Entrepreneurship 05:54 Building a Remote Business and Location Independence 08:45 Creating the Adult Summer Camp Experience 12:00 Balancing Fun and Learning at Camp 14:55 Fostering a Judgment-Free Community 18:02 Navigating Challenges and Building Connections 24:53 The Importance of Listening and Understanding 27:54 Creating Safe Spaces for Personal Growth 28:40 Confronting Self-Limiting Beliefs 30:31 Facing Financial Fears and Commitments 34:24 The Power of Community Support 36:47 Letting Go of Control and Trusting Others 41:03 The Superpower of Connection and Curiosity 43:46 Embracing Uncertainty in Pursuing Goals 44:49 Building Community and Connection 45:54 Identifying Your Ideal Audience 46:47 The Quest for Fulfillment 48:53 Understanding Life Satisfaction 49:54 Financial Insights and Real Estate 56:23 Navigating Entrepreneurial Challenges 01:01:17 The Value of Teamwork in Entrepreneurship

Transcribed - Published: 11 March 2025

For the first time in 12 years and over 600 episodes, I recorded a full length solo show - and of course, it's about my favorite topic in the world, ICE CREAM! From grandmas on remote Canadian islands to father-son duos in obscure South American countries, these twenty places (plus a few honorable mentions) will have you salivating - and ready to hop on the next plane. I've been to over 300 ice cream shops (honestly, that number is probably much higher) and these are truly the 20 best in the world.And don't forget - I'm actively looking for new places to try (tough job, but someone has to do it).  So please reach out on IG @extrapackofpeanuts and let me know your favorite ice cream places - it might just make it on our next list!

Transcribed - Published: 4 March 2025

Learn Matt Bowles took that the "oh-so-common" career trajectory of Irish-American hip hop DJ turned human rights activist turned location independent entrepreneur turned minimalist world traveler and podcast host - and how he's been able to visit 80+ countries over the last 12 years all while running a remote real estate company.   Plus, he reveals some of his favorite under the radar digital nomad locations, including 2 that I've never heard anyone mention before.   00:00 Introduction to Matt Bowles and His Journey 05:18 The Transition to Location Independence 10:06 Discovering the Four Hour Workweek 14:41 Building a Location Independent Business 15:52 Living in LA vs. Traveling 20:21 The Itinerant Lifestyle Begins 24:02 Joining Remote Year and Finding Community 28:35 The Joy of Group Travel Experiences 30:49 Building Lasting Connections Through Travel 35:09 Evolving Travel Styles and Networks 39:36 Exploring New Travel Programs 43:16 Under-the-Radar Digital Nomad Destinations 48:11 The Importance of Immersive Travel 51:25 Finding Your Travel Base 56:38 Sustaining a Business in a Changing Landscape 01:00:18 Navigating the Real Estate Market Cycle 01:02:53 The Importance of Market Agnosticism 01:04:36 Balancing Focus and Curiosity in Business 01:07:04 The Value of Podcasting as a Creative Outlet 01:10:40 Building a Personal Brand Through Storytelling 01:15:00 The Intersection of Travel and Real Estate 01:20:47 Embracing Location Independence 01:25:05 Creating Meaningful Connections in the Digital Nomad Community

Transcribed - Published: 25 February 2025

Gabe Wyner has been called "a mashup of Steve Jobs and Aristotle" - and that's just one of the interesting tidbits about him (another includes the fact that he's an opera singer).In this episode, Gabe shares his unique journey from a mechanical engineer to an opera singer and polyglot to an app founder and author.  He discusses the methodology behind his app, the challenges of entrepreneurship, and the personal growth that comes from stepping back from leadership roles.    00:00 Introduction and High Praise 04:39 Gabe's Fascinating Background 09:00 Language Learning and Middlebury Immersion 15:10 The Middlebury Language Immersion Program 22:17 Reaching C1 Fluency in French 25:08 Epiphany and the Potential of Language Learning 25:37 From Language Learner to Tech Entrepreneur 27:05 Becoming a Tech Entrepreneur 29:04 Writing a Book and Getting a Book Deal 32:00 The Process of Writing a Book 38:55 Fluent Forever and Language Learning Methodology 46:14 Language Learning at Middlebury 50:50 Language Maintenance and Recall 54:36 The Shark Tank Experience 55:26 The ROI of Learning a Language 56:33 The Fluent Forever App and Custom Content 58:00 Building the App Company 59:28 The Best Language Learning Method 01:00:23 The Main Business: Fluent Forever App 01:01:07 The Future of Fluent Forever 01:03:23 Life After Fluent Forever 01:06:13 The Journey of Letting Go 01:07:54 Exploring New Projects 01:11:56 The Thrill of Unlocking Potential 01:13:51 Personal Priorities: Language Learning and Travel

Transcribed - Published: 18 February 2025

2024 was a banger - tons of amazing experiences.  Now, we've narrowed the list down to 20 (well...with a few honorable mentions).  Everything from swimming at beaches with castles to walking (not swimming) with a whale is included in this year's best experiences.

Transcribed - Published: 11 February 2025

Scouring the globe for the best desserts can be a thankless task...haha, who am I kidding?  It's awesome.  And 2024 was a banger of a year for desserts in the Sherry household!From Mexico City bakeries to small North Carolina markets, this list has it all - including two (yes, TWO) British "breakfast" items.  Grab a bib - because you're about to drool! (and then let us know on instagram @extrapackofpeanuts what you're favorite dessert of 2024 was).

Transcribed - Published: 4 February 2025

From cocktail bars behind deli shops in Barcelona to a Polish brewed beer using Philadelphia yeast drank in the northwest corner of Spain (yes, it's as confusing as it is delicious), we sampled some of the best coffees, cocktails, and beers we've ever had in our lives during 2024...... and this episode reveals them all!

Transcribed - Published: 28 January 2025

From calamari and patatas bravas on the Costa Brava to poolside chicken fingers in Surfside Beach and from pomme frites in Amsterdam to, wait, more chicken fingers (???), this episode is as varied and delicious as the Shady Maple breakfast smorgasbord*  (IYKYK).

Transcribed - Published: 21 January 2025

Episode 2 of our 6 part Year in Review answers all those burning questions like "did frugal Trav really drop $500+/night on a hotel?", "if so, did Trav pass out immediately after hitting book on said hotel?", "what's it like inside a Mexican sweat lodge?", and "how easy is it to find your wallet if it gets buried in the sand in a seaside town in the Netherlands?".     Stories abound, so hit play and enjoy!

Transcribed - Published: 14 January 2025

For the 9th year, we are back with our 6 part Year in Review, starting with 2024 travel stats.  How many places did we sleep last year?  Did we spend multiple nights on an airplane (unfortunately, yes).  What new places did we visit?  And how many total miles did we travel in 2024?  All these answers, and more, in this jam packed episode.

Transcribed - Published: 8 January 2025

Today, I'm joined by one of the smartest people I know and a crypto early adopter, Francis Tapon.  He gives you a great "crypto for beginners" primer, discusses what he thinks the future holds (hint: it's a more rational viewpoint than most TikTok talking heads), and discusses why he thinks crypto is such a game changer for travelers and people who want to lead life on their own terms.

Transcribed - Published: 31 December 2024

After living there for the past 10 (!!!) years, Jason shares what life as an expat is like in Norway, why he moved there in the first place (hint: ❤️), the reserved nature of Norwegians and if it's a warranted stereotype and of course, his favorite Norwegian foods. We also discuss the challenges and rewards of living in a different culture, the difficulty of understanding cultural references, the importance of shared background in creating a sense of belonging, and the impact of social media on cultural awareness.

Transcribed - Published: 18 December 2024

In this episode, Travis and Jason discuss their dream travel itineraries for various types of trips - including solo trips, family trips, friends trips, and a "snap your fingers" trip, where you get to spend just one day anywhere in the world (and you'll never guess where Trav chooses).

Transcribed - Published: 17 December 2024

Heath Padgett, former broke newlywed and now parent and RV entrepreneur, discusses visiting all 50 states in the US while working various jobs, how traveling with kids compares to a "nested life" in Colorado (and it's probably not what you expect), and his experience with Boundless Life, which offers a blended lifestyle of travel and community for families in various countries around the world.

Transcribed - Published: 5 December 2024

What do red berry G&T's, El Jefe, the Northern Lights, and elementary school field trips have in common?  Those, plus 20 other things, are all things we were (unexpectedly) thankful for in 2024.  Have a listen - and let us know on instagram @extrapackofpeanuts what you are thankful for in 2024.

Transcribed - Published: 27 November 2024

How 10 seconds of advice (seriously, 10 seconds) completed transformed my tennis serve

Transcribed - Published: 15 March 2024

Special 2 for 1. An important life lesson for all ages + a killer parenting hack!

Transcribed - Published: 14 March 2024

Sounds crazy, but I wasn’t just buying a golf cart. I was buying so much more.

Transcribed - Published: 13 March 2024

For 48 hours, I was doing the bedroom to bathroom shuffle…and it taught me this lesson.

Transcribed - Published: 11 March 2024

One of my new favorite phrases - and how it’ll impact the rest of my life.

Transcribed - Published: 8 March 2024

I fell down a the viral Christian music rabbit hole of Forrest Frank and not only did I love it - but I learned a few awesome lessons.

Transcribed - Published: 8 March 2024

These two legends share a lot in common…including something that often gets overlooked but was vital to their success.

Transcribed - Published: 7 March 2024

How a visit to the dentist on a random Tuesday changed the trajectory of my life.

Transcribed - Published: 6 March 2024

21 years in to my Facebook experience…and it finally happened. I got scammed. Here’s why I’m smiling about it.

Transcribed - Published: 4 March 2024

Birthdays are for cake, and ice cream, and pizza, and…fasting????

Transcribed - Published: 3 March 2024

For a month, I felt rich. And the best part wasn’t cocktails and steak dinners, although that was pretty nice. It was something else.

Transcribed - Published: 3 March 2024

Somehow, Heather and I ended up on a ski trip in Bulgaria with a bunch of expert skiers. And I was not prepared to go down this crazy steep slope…but they were.

Transcribed - Published: 3 March 2024

One of the 7 Wonders of the World > Stuffed toucan at a gift shop…or is it?

Transcribed - Published: 29 February 2024

Time to start tackling buffaloes!

Transcribed - Published: 29 February 2024