Just dropped a new video ranting about something that drives me mad during Thailand's high season. After 10 years living here, I'm sharing: - Why Western tourists can't help but obsess over their home country's politics, even on holiday - The stark reality of Western "democracy" vs actual quality of life in places like Thailand - Why I left the UK's broken system behind and never looked back It's not your typical expat video - just me venting about how frustrating it is watching tourists arrive here completely programmed by their media back home, unable to see how their precious "democratic" systems are actually designed to keep them divided and miserable. To those thinking about making the leap abroad... Don't let brainwashed friends and family who've never done it talk you out of it. The freedom and happiness you'll find here is real, despite what Western media wants you to believe. Who else has noticed this political obsession from tourists? Or made the move and realised how much BS you were fed back home? Let's discuss!

Just posted a new YouTube video with @Christian Carrasco and @Sofía Espinoza. They used to work regular office jobs in California, but they quit to travel around the world. In just a year and a half, they built a popular YouTube channel about their travels. In our chat, they tell us how they started making videos, how they find time to make videos while traveling, and how they make their money last while traveling full-time. They also share lots of helpful tips for anyone who wants to start making travel videos. Want to learn more? Chris and Sofia are doing a live workshop with us tomorrow! Where they'll answer all your questions. Watch the interview and tell me who you'd like me to talk to next!

Is December a good time for me to come check out Chiang Mai for a 4 week taster prior to moving there ? Im Matt from the UK. Im open to any feed back from persons already there please, thank you.

Every year (sometimes throughout the year) I visit futureme.org and write a letter to myself. A simple but powerful exercise. You write the letter, pick a future date, say one year from now, and hit send. I only remember I did this when I receive it in my inbox a year later. It's really interesting to read about where you thought you would be and what you thought you would have done vs where you actually are and what you've actually done. With the new year coming up, now is a good time to write a letter to your future self.

It's awesome to see everyone signing up. It's also great to put a face to everyone! Perhaps we could kick this community off and get it started by introducing ourselves... - Where are you working from? (maybe share a photo of your workspace) - What are you working on right now? - What would you like to see from this community? - What do you think of this new platform Skool?