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3 SHORT ITEMS OF VALUE IN 60 SECONDS A WEEK

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1) FREE TRAINING TO ATTEND

START YOUR FREELANCE BUSINESS THIS MONTH. Hannah Dixon has helped 30,000 people become fully remote freelancers and she is now offering a free training on how you too can start and grow your freelance business based on the skills and knowledge you already have. Register now and get instant access to a supportive community and pair up with an accountability buddy ahead of time to make the most of the training! Register for Hannah Dixon’s 5 Day VA Challenge Here.

2) TRAVEL GEAR I USE

Platypus Meta Collapsible Water Bottle. This is the perfect bottle for making any kind of drink or shake that needs to have the amount of liquid measured, as it has the ounces demarcated on the bottle. But when it’s empty, the bottle folds up into the top part and takes up very little space when you pack it. Plus it’s versatile, as the top half can be used on its own as a mug while the lower half can be used separately as a drinking cup. And, a micro-filter can be purchased separately to turn it into a backcountry-ready water filter Check out the Platypus Meta Collapsible Water Bottle and all my travel gear here.

SEE MY TRAVEL GEAR

3) EXPERIENCES

KOREAN BREAKDANCING SHOW. One of my favorite things about Korea is their deep love for hip hop culture. Since 2002, Korean breakdancing crews have been dominating international B-boy and B-girl competitions. Seeing a breakdancing performance live in Seoul is truly special. And I highly recommend checking out the rest of the hip hop culture in Korea as well. From live hip hop shows to the numerous hip hop clubs that bump until dawn, Seoul is widely regarded as the hip hop capital of Asia.

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

Last week I interviewed Dr. Nabila Ismail about navigating the cultural dynamics of traveling the world full-time as a Pakistani-American digital nomad. She reflects on going to Pharmacy school, choosing a clinical rotation in Zimbabwe, eventually quitting her job, but continuing to integrate public health into her travels. Nabila then explains how she got 250,000 followers on social media, built a fully remote 6-figure business, and started the “Dose of Travel Club” for South Asian Travelers. Listen to the episode on your favorite platform here.

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