The Remote Life hanmeetsworld
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- Society & Culture
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A show with a mission to empower people to live their remote life dreams.
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Building global digital nomad communities with Gonçalo Hall from NomadX and DNA Portugal
Welcome back to The Remote Life! My name is Han Talbot, also known as Han Meets World, and today we’ll be chatting with Gonçalo Hall!
Originally from Portugal, Gonçalo is the President of the Digital Nomad Association Portugal and CEO of NomadX, a global platform for digital nomads.
In this episode, we talk about digital nomad tourism and events, what brands need to know about digital nomad communities, as well as Gonçalo’s goal to create 50 communities around the globe.
So grab a coffee, a tea, or something stronger, and let’s get started! -
Optimising AI as a creative remote worker with Maya Middlemiss from Remote Work Europe
Welcome back to The Remote Life! My name is Han Talbot, also known as Han Meets World, and today we’ll be chatting with Maya Middlemiss!
Based in Spain, Maya is host of the Future is Freelance Podcast as well as the Founder of Remote Work Europe, a space that enables people to choose where they want to live, and contribute to their local communities on their own terms.
In this episode, we talk about who Remote Work Europe is for, as well as things people need to know about digital nomads and common misconceptions, plus we dive into ways that creative business owners can optimise AI.
So grab a coffee, a tea, or something stronger, and let’s get started! -
Roundtable: The Future Of Accommodation (with Kate Shifman from AOMA, Jonah Wolf from Noad Exchange and Chris Cerra from Remotebase)
Welcome back to The Remote Life! My name is Han Talbot, also known as Han Meets World, and today we’ll be joined by three entrepreneurs for a special edition roundtable about the future of accommodation.
Our guests are Kate Shifman, from AOMA Coliving, Jonah Wolf from Noad Exchange and we’ll also be welcoming back previous guest Chris Cerra from Remotebase.
In this episode, we talk about accommodation trends and demands, as well as things that people overlook in remote work compliance and future predictions for the industry.
So grab a coffee, a tea, or something stronger, and let’s get started! -
Building a content creation business with Cyd Converse from @mediavine
Welcome back to The Remote Life! My name is Han Talbot, also known as Han Meets World, and today we’ll be chatting with Cyd Converse!
Based in the US, Cyd is Managing Editor of the Mediavine recipe site, Food Fanatic, and the Founder of The Sweetest Occasion, which she began in 2008.
In this episode, we talk about Mediavine and some best practices, things people may not know about content creation and the process of building a content creation business.
So grab a coffee, a tea, or something stronger, and let’s get started! -
The benefits of off-sites for remote companies with Sophie Bailey from @work.tripp
Welcome back to The Remote Life! My name is Han Talbot, also known as Han Meets World, and today we’ll be chatting with Sophie Bailey!
Originally from the UK, Sophie is Co-Founder and CEO of WorkTripp, a company that produces team off-sites that build connection, culture and creativity.
In this episode, we talk about off-sites and what leaders need to know about them, as well as the UK remote life industry and how destinations can benefit from off-sites also.
So grab a coffee, a tea, or something stronger, and let’s get started! -
Creating and completing a digital nomad bucket list with Nini Fritz from The Work Happiness Project
Welcome back to The Remote Life! My name is Han Talbot, also known as Han Meets World, and today we’ll be chatting with Nini Fritz!
Currently based in Bali, Nini is Chief Happiness at Work Officer of The Work Happiness Project as well as a Certified Bucketlist Coach, with a mission to humanize the digital world by connecting everyday people and teams stronger than wifi.
In this episode, we talk about The Work Happiness Project, the different things people need to know about a remote vs fixed location team environment as well as creating and completing a bucket list.
So grab a coffee, a tea, or something stronger, and let’s get started!