Thank you so much for answering my question my husband and i have been watching you since almost the beginning. So excited to see you do the paragliding in the future! PS it’s Theresa D 😊
Since you are knowledgeable, please please please do a video on internet setup for those of us who plan to slow travel (stay in a place for 30 days and take mini trips on the weekends) while working remotely at our jobs. I am SO SO worried they are going to find out I’m in another country and fire me or tell me to come back. To me it shouldn’t matter where I physically am as long as I’m doing my job. Specifically, I would appreciate you answering the following: 1.) What do I need to do/ buy to protect the company from hackers? 2.) How do I make it to where they can’t tell where I am? 3.) Tips to have reliable, ultra fast internet.
Massively enjoying the podcast and learning so much (Josh needs a separate channel or podcast for explaining networks to the clueless). I posted my question to the other channel but then realized that it's probably better suited here. Sorry for the spam, but I'm just gonna copy/paste this sucker here: I'm planning an upcoming trip to Japan that will be followed by shorter forays into Taiwan, Hong Kong, and potentially Vietnam. The only trouble is that I'm working with about two weeks of total travel time because of work and budget constraints. Given these constraints, I suppose I have two questions: 1) Given just five days in Japan, is it even worth making any stops along the Tokyo -> Kyoto corridor (other than those two cities themselves)? 2) Are you of the opinion that the trip would be more enjoyable with a less-ambitious roster of multiple countries, instead focusing on two countries (or perhaps even JUST Japan)? It feels difficult to balance because I know my wife and I won't have the means or time to return to that part of the world for probably another decade or more... Any advice is so much appreciated!
How did you guys navigate telling your parents that you were going to quit your jobs to travel the world? Our parent’s are very finance focused and will definitely question how we are going to save money for our future family and retirement, etc. Also, my mom is Asian and has this specific timeline for life that she expects all of her kids to follow, so having no job yet traveling full time is something I know she will freak out about and look down upon.
I have so many questions to ask, serious ones, light hearted off topic ones etc. but I'll just ask these off topic ones and save others for another vid. 1) What jobs did you both have before you made the decision to leave it all and go on your 1 year honeymoon? Guessing Josh was in IT 🖥 😅 2) What games does Josh play and how do you squeeze in game time while travelling and on what platform?
Thank you so much for answering my question my husband and i have been watching you since almost the beginning. So excited to see you do the paragliding in the future! PS it’s Theresa D 😊
Since you are knowledgeable, please please please do a video on internet setup for those of us who plan to slow travel (stay in a place for 30 days and take mini trips on the weekends) while working remotely at our jobs.
I am SO SO worried they are going to find out I’m in another country and fire me or tell me to come back. To me it shouldn’t matter where I physically am as long as I’m doing my job.
Specifically, I would appreciate you answering the following:
1.) What do I need to do/ buy to protect the company from hackers?
2.) How do I make it to where they can’t tell where I am?
3.) Tips to have reliable, ultra fast internet.
You guys are so awesome! Thank you for putting out great content! I love your travel Thursdays and your budget 3 day content also!! Keep it up!!❤
Massively enjoying the podcast and learning so much (Josh needs a separate channel or podcast for explaining networks to the clueless). I posted my question to the other channel but then realized that it's probably better suited here. Sorry for the spam, but I'm just gonna copy/paste this sucker here:
I'm planning an upcoming trip to Japan that will be followed by shorter forays into Taiwan, Hong Kong, and potentially Vietnam. The only trouble is that I'm working with about two weeks of total travel time because of work and budget constraints. Given these constraints, I suppose I have two questions:
1) Given just five days in Japan, is it even worth making any stops along the Tokyo -> Kyoto corridor (other than those two cities themselves)?
2) Are you of the opinion that the trip would be more enjoyable with a less-ambitious roster of multiple countries, instead focusing on two countries (or perhaps even JUST Japan)? It feels difficult to balance because I know my wife and I won't have the means or time to return to that part of the world for probably another decade or more...
Any advice is so much appreciated!
Cant wait till you can afford to stay at fancy places and do any activities you want, you both deserve it after all the hard work you do.
How did you guys navigate telling your parents that you were going to quit your jobs to travel the world?
Our parent’s are very finance focused and will definitely question how we are going to save money for our future family and retirement, etc. Also, my mom is Asian and has this specific timeline for life that she expects all of her kids to follow, so having no job yet traveling full time is something I know she will freak out about and look down upon.
I have so many questions to ask, serious ones, light hearted off topic ones etc. but I'll just ask these off topic ones and save others for another vid.
1) What jobs did you both have before you made the decision to leave it all and go on your 1 year honeymoon? Guessing Josh was in IT 🖥 😅
2) What games does Josh play and how do you squeeze in game time while travelling and on what platform?
Sing that jingle with soul! 😂😂😂
iPhone 12 Mini Gang! :D
Love u guys but maybe keep your answers shorter and to the point.....that way you could answer more questions 😅