Nomadme | The Digital Nomad Daily Show

In this episode, Kate and I discuss why burnout happens (It's happened to me multiple times) and what we can do to avoid it. Right after this episode I went to get a massage. Sometimes you just sit at the computer too long, or even start to feel guilty when you're not working! Crazy. Let's all take a deep breath shall we? What are you doing this for? Isn't it to have a better life? It's happening right now. So enjoy it! Stay emPowered, Beck

Ricky Shetty is a BOSS. Three kids, multiple businesses, hundreds of podcasts a year and even more videos - how the heck does he do it? Not to mention his projects, sponsorships and taking time for himself - this guy is a machine. We had so much to talk about, I'm sure he will be back on here in the future. Homeschooling, worldschooling, all the schoolings. Listen in to learn how to take your kids abroad without missing school. Share this ep with someone you think could give this a go! Stay emPowered, Beck

Have you ever tried a giveaway? I haven't. In this episode I walk you through how I'm setting this one up, and what you can do if you're looking for ways to grow your list as well as bring some awesome products to your audience. Stay emPowered, Beck

I believe that every self help organization or religion in the world is just a framework for belief distribution. It doesn't matter what the teachings are, everyone is being primed for some sort of beliefs. It's up to you to choose which beliefs you want to support. It's your brain and you can fill it with whatever you want! For me I choose to believe in positivity and empowerment. Some people choose to believe the excuses that pop up. (Note, people who choose to believe the good stuff also get excuses that pop into our heads, we just choose to ignore them.) What will you choose? Stay emPowered, Beck

In this episode, I share an example I got from Scott Oldford about the most basic way you can structure a funnel. I think when we make funnels we can get carried away with upsells and offers and links and PDFs and all the things. Scott breaks down how to keep your funnel simple and offer appropriate items in your value ladder without getting over complicated. It's a back to the basics episode, and we all need those sometimes. Stay emPowered, Beck

I finished an interview and felt so awkward, I had to make an episode. I feel like I suck at talking to humans (I'm not saying I'm any better at talking to plants, animals or aliens just FYI) and I get really uncomfortable in interviews. Haha. That's why I started a podcast! If you suck at something, that's OK. There's no inherent meaning in that. You CAN get better. No one was born an expert. Keep learning, keep practicing, keep getting out of your comfort zone. At least... that's what I'm doing. Let's see if my 100th episode is any better than my first one. Stay emPowered, Beck

I watched Scott Oldford talk about funnels, and I realized a lot of people make the mistake of adding loads of different upsells and overcomplicating everything in their funnel. Not only that -- they are doing multiple funnels in multiple niches at the same time, before one has even taken off. I am guilty of this myself. It's really fun to start new projects, and not as fun to keep pushing the ones that have outlived their excitement. But Russell Brunson said not to move on to a new funnel until the first one has made a million dollars. Tweak or offer, tweak your copy, tweak your funnel -- don't overcomplicate it or move on to something else. Stay emPowered, Beck

Hannah Wiley is a badass. I met her initially online a million years ago, then in person in Barcelona (literally bumped into her) then I heard she was doing her thing in Colombia, then Mexico, but this interview was done in San Diego... She's living the nomadic dream! If you want to run a small (or big) agency from your laptop, Hannah dishes on how to get started, how to find clients and how to keep your dreams alive on the road - this is an interview you don't want to miss! Stay emPowered, Beck

In this episode, Liz and I shoot the shit on why masterminds are the best way to make money online and how you can easily run your own. Since I'm thinking about starting one, I ask all my questions! Tune in and see if running a mastermind is for you, or if you would rather be part of one and dominate your market that way. Want to join my mastermind? Shoot me an email at beck@beckpower.me :) Stay emPowered, Beck

In this episode, I have a bit of a rant. I'm tired of seeing women second guess themselves - you deserve to be here, damnit! Many times I see people who are all show, prance around with crazy confidence, making millions of dollars, based on just marketing themselves and making themselves look good. Meanwhile, people with huge talents and amazing work ethics are stuck at less than 6 figures a year because they don't have the confidence or kahunas that these other people have. Grr. This episode isn't eloquent (to be fair none of them are) but it's a stream of consciousness nonetheless. Don't sell yourself short! Ignore the haters (including your own brain.) You got this. Stay emPowered, Beck

There are a few schools of thought on sharing your vision. Sometimes all people will do is talk about it, and never take any action. Some say to write it down and schedule it. I think it's also important to let the people around you know what's going to be happening. The reason you might be worried about telling people is simple (and there's only one reason.) It's that you might fail. What if I tell people my vision and then it doesn't happen? I'll look like an idiot. Well then, you better make it happen. These things aren't left to chance. YOU have the power to make it a reality. In this episode, I talk about sharing your vision with your team, the people who work for and with you, so they know what they're driving toward. Few people are excited about doing a spreadsheet. It's more exciting if they know that this spreadsheet is an integral part of your sponsorship strategy and that they are responsible for its success. Share

On my recent trip to New York, we were walking a LOT. (Living in Bangkok it's hard to justify the Uber prices in NY! Just saying.) As we walked, I noticed that my back started to get really sore. Like really sore. I'd have to bend over or sit down to feel better. LAME! I mean I'm 33! (I know, I look good.) Anyways lately, I've been sore getting out of bed too. I figure it's all the working on the laptop and not exercising. And since I just heard Garrett White talk about his daily 4 parts of his morning routine, I figured, how the heck am I going to get myself to exercise? I figured a light yoga practice daily was the way to go. I feel much better when I do yoga. I'm by no means good at it or even that interested in yoga itself, but it makes me feel good and my back feels normal again, so here we are. If you're looking for something light to do, I recommend Adrien's Youtube 30 day challenge. I just randomly pick a day and do it. It's the perfect length and

When I used to go to the gym (lol) I would go in, put my stuff in a locker and walk into the main workout area. I would stop, look around, and think "hmm what do I feel like doing..." Bad idea. As a result, I would run for 5 minutes (until I thought I was tired) do a few random weight exercises with no idea what I was doing, and feel good about a few leg presses. Finally, I would go somewhere and do 10 pushups. Or 7. Whatever I felt like before my will gave in. It wasn't until I had a personal trainer come to my condo in Bangkok and give me exactly the exercises I needed to do, and exactly how many times to do them, AND exactly what weight I should do them with, that I figured out how to actually work out properly. I'd walk in and know, I needed to do 3 sets of 8 of this arm thing, then the same of that arm thing. I knew exactly which weights to use. I knew what to do next at all times. And when it was all done, I could leave. I didn't have to wonder abou

There are so many things I got out of FHL. The biggest (well one of the biggest was to decide on one funnel and commit to it. Stop faffing around and give something a chance to work. It's alot like business ideas. I used to have millions and jump around between them, but there's no chance they'll work because I didn't give them enough time. Your first funnels will fail. Probably. So re-do them. Tweak them. Fix the traffic, the messaging, the offer. Chances are you can fix it. But don't run around looking for a home run right away. These take work, and one one takes off, it's beautiful. Stay emPowered, Beck

Amanda grew up on cargo ships and cruises. I wanted to ask her how nomads can work on cruise ships and what kinds of jobs are available - plus how to get them. She doesn't hold anything back! Stay tuned for another episode later on where we cover how you can HACK cruising and get awesome cruises around the world for super cheap... Stay emPowered - Beck

Dan Dunn and his wife Stephanie had what most people would consider a dream life. California, great jobs, cars, house... but it wasn't what they wanted. Spoiler alert - they decided it wasn't for them. They created their own adventure - packed up all their stuff and never looked back. Stay emPowered - Beck

FHL again! Russell Brunson went over Youtube, Facebook, Podcasts and Instagram. He said Insta stories are like a mini reality show - what's your show? Mine is at @beck.power - see you there! Stay emPowered - Beck

I was at FHL 2018 in Orlando when Katie Richardson asked me what drives me. I often get asked how the heck I'm so driven but this was a different kind of question and to be honest I really had to think about it! Here's what I said! Stay emPowered - Beck

Just start. You’re never going to be ready so stop overthinking it. Perfection is not the goal, the goal is action and experience. Take imperfect actions and get data. I don’t love the idea of doing these for the next year. But I’d like to do one with different series. Like sessions. But I’ll do at least 100 of these and see where it takes me. I suck at talking to people. But I suck less now than I did 30 days ago. So, it’s improvement and I’m proud of that. When you decide that something is going to happen, and take action, it’s decided. There’s no going back or giving up. This means your ultimate goals can be guaranteed if you have a plan and make that decision to do it no matter what excuses come up. Some people are assholes. I’m not going to listen to them anymore. I’m going to do my own thing and stop worrying about what people think. 10 episodes were too many to launch with. Doing it again I’d start with 3 and have more in the barrel. (Chamber? Idk anything about guns...) I ne

The APEC visa is exactly what digital nomads need. But it's not available for everyone and it's not available everywhere. It's a good start though - if you're eligible, definitely pick one up. They're valid for 5 years and make it super easy to enter most places on the list :) Stay emPowered, Beck