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3 SHORT ITEMS OF VALUE IN 60 SECONDS A WEEK

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1) TRIPS TO JOIN

EAT JAPAN offers small-group, multi-day guided tours focused around the Japanese culinary world. This is an extraordinary way to see the country and immerse in Japanese culture through food. I interviewed the founder of Eat Japan, Scott Brills, on Episode 321 and 322, and you can learn more about the tour details and how to join an upcoming trip here.

2) WORK TRAVEL PROGRAMS

HACKER PARADISE is now powered by Noma Collective for 2025. You can work and travel with a dope community and post up for a month in places like Peru, Mexico, Spain, Portugal, South Africa, or Kenya. Plus, every week you can expect 2 yoga classes, 1 family dinner, 1 prepaid activity, 1 skill-share, Monday lunches, Friday after-work drinks, and 2 prepaid weekend excursions. See trip details, dates and get a $150 discount when you book through this link.

3) TRAVEL GEAR I USE

PROPER CLOTH offers premium made-to-measure dress shirts that are 100% merino wool (so they are naturally temperature regulating, anti-microbial, wrinkle and odor-resistant). For the past decade, my wardrobe has been 90% merino wool, and the other 10% has included a dress shirt to wear with a suit. Now, for the first time, I’ve found a premium dress shirt (that you can custom order with precise sleeve length, neck size, etc) that is 100% merino wool, and it looks and feels amazing. Check out the entire Proper Cloth Merino Shop here.

Did you Listen to Last Week’s Episode of The Maverick Show?

Last week I dropped Part 2 of my interview with Scott Brills who tells the story of driving from the UK to Cape Town in cars decorated as Chuck Taylor sneakers, and plowing through a makeshift barricade to evade bandits in Ethiopia. Scott then reflects on doing the “Rickshaw Run” in India 3 times and how uniquely rich and immersive it is to travel 2,500 miles across India in a tuk-tuk. Next, he talks about founding his company “Eat Japan” which runs small group tours for people to experience Japanese culture through food. Listen here on your favorite platform.

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