A few weeks ago I shared how people always ask me how I afford to travel and shared some tips on that.
The other question people always ask me is how I can travel and build a company at the same time.
So I thought I could also talk about the pros and cons and how to hack the nomadic entrepreneur lifestyle.
In the last few weeks we’ve been exploring different investment strategies such as value investing and growth investing.
These are all the various ways that investors make investment decisions.
This week I want to talk about one other style of investing – technical analysis.
Last week, I explored the link between the first chakra and money and how our relationships with family impact our relationship with money.
This week I want to look at the link between the second chakra and money.
The second chakra is the sexual, pleasure and creativity chakra and is located below your belly button.
Where the first chakra is all about survival in relation to the tribe, the second chakra is all about who we are in relation to ourselves.
It’s about the relationship we have with ourselves and we can only ever know ourselves through others as kids.
A few weeks ago I mentioned how Joburg had a different impact on my relationship with money.
As soon as I noticed this, I decided to just be still and spend the month of June in South Africa and not just leave for Thailand.
I decided to visit my mom in the village and open myself up to being triggered so I can clear all the remnants that are still hanging out in my energy sphere.
I think this family work is important because it impacts our emotions and energy levels no matter where we are in the world.
I'm still in the village in South Africa and genuinely enjoying my time here. It's peaceful and I'm mostly home alone because my mom wakes up and goes to do her business stuff.
So I have been doing a lot of the meditations and reviewing my personal and business vision and strategy.
And I've also been doing a lot of yoga asanas (poses) and for the first time in years, I was able to do a free standing handstand again.
The most stressful question you can ask me is: where do you live or what’s your address.
I don’t have the answers to those questions since I don’t even know what country I’ll be living in come October.
When most people learn about my nomadic lifestyle, their next question is: how do you afford to travel so much?
