Entrepreneurship - OpenWorld Magazine

“Work is not a chore; it is a sacred dialogue with the world.” –Hide Enomoto Most people spend their lives trying to find the “perfect” career, but today’s guest argues that a calling isn’t found—it’s built. Hideyoshi “Hide” Enomoto is a pioneer of the coaching movement in Japan and the author of The True Work. From the corporate heights of Tokyo to...

What does it take to visit 149 countries while building a global business from your laptop? In this episode, Danny sits down with Orest Zub, a Ukrainian serial entrepreneur, digital nomad pioneer, and the Managing Partner of NomadMania. Orest shares his transition from a law student to a war reporter and, eventually, a leader in the “extreme travel” industry. We dive deep into the phil...

“Ships do not sink because of the water around them; ships sink because of the water that gets in them.” — Freeman Fung Our guest today is Freeman Fung, an international author, speaker, and Mindvalley certified coach who is on a mission to help people adapt in our modern, globalized world. Originally from Hong Kong, Freeman’s life was transformed at age 19 when he left home solo to li...

Today I have the pleasure of hosting an insightful interview with my friend and entrepreneur coach, George Katsiouras, as he reveals helpful strategies for us to break through mental barriers and achieve better performance and growth in our lives. One of the characteristics of the most successful and effective people is their speed of implementation. The most effective entrepreneurs have found a w...

Join me in welcoming Christian Petersen (@chrisbuildsbrands) to the podcast! A lifelong traveler who has lived in Australia, Bali, Thailand, and Spain, Christian has become a trusted expert for creators and entrepreneurs who want to show up confidently on camera. With a blend of global experience, storytelling insight and on-camera performance coaching, he helps founders communicate with authentic...

Welcome to another exciting episode of the OpenWorld podcast! We are back again with fresh new content for our you. In this episode, I’m joined by my friend Jonathan, AI futurist and founder of the Collective, a private AI mastermind for seven and eight figure entrepreneurs. Jonathan is a serial entrepreneur himself with over 30 ventures under his belt in technology, education, and e-commerc...

For those of you who have been following me for a while you know I’ve done a lot of experiments about productivity to see how I can basically become a better version of myself. I want to accomplish more and just feel like I’m achieving something everyday and making the most of my time. Here on the blog, I’ve shared my experiments with different productivity hacks like polyphasic...

We are hardwired to withdraw into a scarcity mindset because we think it protects us. By withdrawing into a figurative “shell,” we believe that we retreat into safety. Thousands of years ago, this was the case. This was how we survived. If you were kicked out of the tribe, more than likely you perished. And today we tend to continue adhering to this evolutionary mindset. We run away from things th...

Welcome to another exciting episode of the OpenWorld podcast! After a long hiatus, I’m excited to kick off a new season with you all. We have great things in store! Today we bring you a value-packed episode from a friend, nomad, and entrepreneur that I truly admire. His name is Drew Taylor and he’s one of the most industrious digital nomads that I know. The founder of Digital Nomad Uni...

Welcome to another episode of the OpenWorld podcast! Our guest, Vin Clancy, was living on welfare and benefits 3 years ago, until he received a check for $250,000 for one of his ideas. He used the growth hacking techniques he was learning to get millions of visitors to websites he created and raise hundreds of thousands of dollars in investment, and got into the Techstars accelerator. He made over...

If you love travel and pursuing your passions, you’ll love this episode! Back in 2016, Celinne Da Costa took a huge leap of faith: she left her unfulfilling corporate life in New York City behind to design the life she wanted from scratch. Growing up as an Italian-Brazilian in the United States, she never subscribed to the idea of the American Dream. Instead she yearned for a lifestyle that allowe...

In this episode of the podcast I have the pleasure of welcoming my friend and fellow nomad extraordinaire, Doug Crowe. Doug is the chief instigator behind Real Best Seller and helps regular business people to create books and profitable businesses with their book as an anchor. An avid traveler, 

Doug travels around the world and seems to be in a new country almost every week. He recently brought...

On today’s podcast we’re speaking with Kim and Ryan Desmond who run CodingNomads, which teaches intensive software development courses around the world. When I first read about Kim and Ryan’s business, I really thought they had taken the tough route – after all, setting up an onsite technical training camp in Bali or Thailand cannot be easy, right? However, Ryan’s exp...

In this episode, we’ve flipped the tables and I’m the one being interviewed by my friend and new OpenWorld podcast co-host, Lloyd Hester. Sometime ago, Lloyd and I connected on Facebook and connected instantly as fellow entrepreneurs, global nomads, and kindred spirits. Both of us were the archetypal “square peg in the round hole” growing up; we really didn’t fit in w...

Welcome to another exciting episode of the OpenWorld podcast! Today I’m joined by the one and only James Schramko, author of the new book “Work Less, Make more!” There are plenty of people who talk about lifestyle, and traveling and working remotely. Browse around on YouTube and you’ll find plenty of “How to Live in Chiang Mai for $10 a Day” videos all over the...

Welcome to another interesting and educational episode of the OpenWorld podcast. In this episode I’m joined by my friend and colleague, Beck Power, who is hard at work building her digital nomad empire! Before she began her new life living abroad, Beck was working as a travel agent in New Zealand. She was earning a decent salary of $75,000, but she was making her company than two million! Sh...