Many people wonder how families can travel long term when healthcare is “so bad” outside of the US. If you are one of them then listen this episode which is all about healthcare elsewhere with John Cote.
Many people wonder how families can travel long term when healthcare is “so bad” outside of the US. If you are one of them then listen this episode which is all about healthcare elsewhere with John Cote.
Are ready to be taken to a worldschooling tribe? Fasten tight as Paul invites Jennifer Sutherland-Miller, who will walk you through.
Do you want to know more about location independent families? The you MUST listen to this episode where Paul invites Jana and Craig Holland.
At the end of 2010 The Hollands! recognized a huge disconnect in their marriage, family, spirituality, global footprint and finances. They were the typical middle class American family, working full-time, pursuing their musical passion, school committee’s and organizing neighborhood gatherings.
On today’s show, Paul talks with Ashley Dymock de Tello about revolutionizing education through Worldscooling. Ashley is originally from Utah, but has spent five of the past seven years living abroad. She currently lives in Mexico with her husband (who she met while doing research there) and their son. For the past year and a half Ashley has worked as the head writer and editor at Nomad Capitalist and she has just written her first book, “World Schooling: How to Revolutionize Education Through World Travel.”