Are you hesitant to leave your comfortable life for full-time travel? What exactly stands in the way between you and a life filled with adventure and self-discovery? Native Nomad Life creators, Cassie and Nate tell us how their transition to full-time travel eventually lead them to immerse themselves into native cultures, settling down part-time in Merida Mexico, and becoming professional storytellers. If you want more information about what it’s like to travel the world and set up a home base in a new country, as well as some great insight about life as a world traveler, you don’t want to miss this episode. What is one small step you can take towards a bigger (and perhaps overwhelming) goal? I would love to hear more and hope you will share them by sending me an audio message.Premium Passport:Want access to the private Zero To Travel podcast feed, a bonus episode every month (decided on by YOU), exclusive content, direct access to me to answer your questions, and more? Click Here To Try Premium Passport For Only $1

Tune In To Learn:

Transition from a seemingly "comfortable life" to full-time travel 

What showed them it was time to take the leap

Growing up nomadic vs. stationary

How Cassie and Nate’s journey started 

Navigating the highs and lows of buying a one-way ticket to a new country

The mindset shift that happens as you transition to full-time travel

How Mexico became a home base

Why investing in property can be a strategic move for nomads 

Advice on trusting intuition and keeping an open mind when traveling as a couple

Connecting to local culture through learning the language

Tips for creating authentic connections when traveling 

Mixing passion projects with altruism 

Insight into the financial journey of constant travel 

Cassie's experience getting sick in Thailand 

And so much more

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