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You need to have Thai friend that will help you for next step for connection like some RUclipsr, you will have someone back you up someone you can talk with and share your feel in Thailand like you still have family here, bless for you 🙂

No matter what happens, Thailand will still be the safest place around.

I've watched you from day 1 George ... amazing advice amazing video xx

❤Lovely to see you xxxx

September 27 2024 was the day I hit Reset & left Australia for Thailand, Inspired by fellow Thailand RUclipsrs I decided to start Vlogging & ive just recently become monetized 😁🙌 If i can do it any of you can too! One Life, No Regrets. No Fear, Just go for it! 💯

Awesome video bro, all the best with your adventure!!

I wish to proceed

Does any of this resonate with you chaps? I'd love to know where you're at 🙏

Inspiring stuff mate 👌

Usually the people that talk bad about something are the ones that do it the most. He said he has never been with an ugly Thai chick. He never said he never touched a lady boy though. I don't know why he had to make a video clearing this up though. It is very sus.

you know what you are exactly right because nobody talks about that they just brush up against it a little bit, but I don’t care if you come from the ghetto ghetto when you leave there then you will see how much you miss the people even a certain sceneryGood job because it really hurts when you’re away from everything you didn’t know you really loved.

Bravo for stepping out of the matrix.

I been afraid to tske the trip, i dont have alot of savings and i csn not live in the UK anymore, the depression is high, rhe lack of sunlight and the unfairness that we have to pay to keep us afloat. I dont have an online income i am going ro check the link and fingers cross i can do something that literally affords to psy for st leadt my surviving in Thailand cause rhats all i am foing in the UK . Surviving

The hole in your heart/ missing part in life, can only be filled through Jesus Christ

Just came over from a comment you left on Will's video! What business are you building?

Enjoying the content. Arrived here a few months before you ...fellow brit. Is that treehouse in phrom phong?

Go to bali its alot easier to meet ppl, the co work spaces are alot better than anywhere else

Great content, Keep going! 26, from Ireland. Same as, been living in south-east Asia 3 years now. Enjoying the vids!

Awsome vlog mate this is gold info and I,m in let’s go

You seems to be fantastic and honest person. I would love to get in touch one day and share some thoughts and experiences. Thank you for this video - it gives a lot of hope to introverts like myself

0:08 Koh Chang is the second biggest Island in Thailand "Tiny Little Island"? lol its almost as big as Phuket! First time Koh Chang 1989 I do agree Koh Chang is the best Thai Island!

A well balanced vlog George , you made great points nice one

I love this honest video. I am a proud Londoner and I don't think being a digital nomad is for me (yet!), but I want to take a career break to travel and focus on creative things like song-writing and work on a book. I totally think that many people travel to try and get away from their problems. I am thinking about visiting Cambodia then staying on Koh Phangan, would you say that is a good place to stay for bit? It seems to have an open mic scene as well as great scenery, but what puts me off about the Thai islands is that it is full of westerners and developed like a theme park; the true Thai culture seems to be hard to find there -am I wrong?

Great video I liked how honest you were, I’m not a nomad but I like to travel. I do it to escape normal life back in Australia. I do it because it makes me happy and I’m away from every day work life.

I became a digital nomad 19 years ago. It has been the most transformative experience of my life. After traveling around Europe for a few years (a bit boring) I went to Dumaguete in the Philippines and have been within 500km of Dumaguete ever since - currently on Malapascua island. I don't know what makes you happy but for me it's definitely the local people and I aspire to be treated as an equal in all respects. I would certainly never stay in a hotel and shut myself off from the world and I generally find that just taking random routes out of a city until I feel a good vibe is the best place to ask for somewhere to stay etc. For me that's well into the provinces. It's impossible to be lonely when you're living among the locals.

He wants you to pay for his nomad life.

Been doing this for 3 years, never been happier

unless you have a few milllion in the bank you will never truly be free, thats the brutal reality of the modern world

Im starting to see more of these videos actually. Appreciate the honest perspective. For me, after being a DN for the last 6 years I can honestly say that the only people that make it are true introverts. I don't like being around people. I don't like crowds I don't like clubs. Most days I just sit working with my laptop and I am completely content. However if you need that type of connection then this lifestyle probably isn't for you. Cool video.

love this man, I have been nomading for 6 months and it’s easy to get lost on the travel dopamine

Won't directly make you happy, but reduced financial stress will make you much less unhappy.

I was over there for seven months. I loved every minute of it. The only thing that brought me back was a lack of funds. The time I spent over there, enabled me to get fit, build up my physique at the local gym, or I drove around, tried to pick up some languages, went on a few dates. It got me through a nasty cold winter here, in which built confidence up to the point i was able to have the courage to apply to go to college and then university. I agree, it's not for everybody but you really need to have some activities and projects to keep you busy. Otherwise you will get lonely, you will revert to your old habits. I would be happy to debate/discuss this with you with you further. You seem a decent guy. I admire your courage. Create an Instagram or something.

This is another level

Great video providing your perspective and some important points that people don’t consider. I’m 3 years in to my travel journey also from the UK. Lived in Thailand for 18 months then travelled Asia for 12 months and now a few months into a 1 year stint around South and Central America. Specifically to the log stay in Thailand I agree that connections can be difficult and finding the right kind of company be it fellow expat friends or locals is key. The trade-off from family and loved ones for the experience of new places is not something that will sit well with everyone so it was great to highlight that. Personally I loved living in Thailand and saw the benefits of staying somewhere long term over what I currently do changing countries on a monthly basis. Always remember though we are incredibly lucky to even have these type of problems. Wish you all the best bud.

Makes video called "Becoming a Digital Nomad Won't Make You Happy" in the same video offers a newsletter which he advertises by saying "make money online, be happier, travel the world doing what you love." Complete contradiction lmao.

Absolutely right on the money! Here's the problem: You are living in third world sh*tholes. And the people you surround yourself with hate you because you have money. Or maybe you don't have money but they still think its cool to hate foreigners. The woke RUclipsrs who rave about all these Digital Nomad destinations will never admit the truth for fear of racism accusations. It has nothing to do with race, it's about the culture and mindset. I thought that by moving abroad I could arbitrage my income and dating life, get ahead, and escape the matrix with this "hack" lifestyle. What a joke. Nobody with a financial pot to piss in lives in these third world sh*tholes working off their laptop. Hard mattresses, no strong coffee, horrible slow service, food barely edible, elevators take ages, people cutting in line. The list goes on. The only way to get ahead is to be the dumbest guy in the room and surround yourself with other successful people who are better than you.

I did it temporarily when I hit a low point last year, staying in SEA and China for four months. I didn't plan on coming back to the UK, but I did due to a lack of funds and a newfound sense of joy for life. Every waking moment of my life now that I'm back in the UK is dedicated to enjoying and exploring more of the world by starting an online business to support me. The point is, if you're like me - especially if you want to do this full-time - you have to find a partner or a group of friends who want to do the same things as you and who you can travel with. You have to keep moving, whether that's setting new goals, achieving new milestones, or progressing in your life the best way you possibly can. The same applies to being "at home"; you just need to apply it to travelling. If you're going to make travelling your new life, you have to make that life, well, a life. Remember, you shouldn't be doing it to escape your current life; you should be doing it to make it your new life. That means working just as hard as you did back home.

It gets better over time.

This should have a million views

Just signed up, though had to use the QR code as the link is 404.

You become a version of the 5 people you spend the most time with. I got this problem sorted. I mostly surround myself with me. Signed up for the newsletter George but your asking us to do a lot from one vid. ✌

Dam, I just bought the 4 hour work week today as well haha

Just wanted to make this to see if it helps anyone out there. Does any of this map onto your life's experiences? I'd love to know.

As someone who escaped the Australian Matrix for Thailand, I can totally relate to this guy. Granted, I'm a bit older (51), but the path is very similar. The West is broken, and while Thailand is far from perfect, its problems pale in comparison to much of the West. Glad to see some other Aussies are out here killing it and living the dream.

Just another bum with no future, no career, no purpose, no work, no place in society. No acceptance, no community, and when the money is gone, no girl. Living the dream,drinking to much and trying to convince himself he is happy. Takes his pleasures and identity from thinking he is superior to his peers in the uk. He will tell you he speaks thai but can only order food. Has no thai friends other than bar girls he pays to hang out. . 3 months a year its solid rain. The westerners there are the are bottom of the barrel. Forced to leave the country every three months. Illegal to work. No assets. Just a big debt in th uk he's running from and so lonley he keeps making pod cast to back home because that's his connection to humanity. They come. They fuck up they go. Older, poorer, no wiser and back on estate drinking special brew for breakfast. Paradise?❤? Thai Lak Thai.!

Really interesting interview, very nicely done 👍✌️

I wouldn't call waking up every day and having too walk around filming completely free that would be annoying as hell but at least he doesn't need too do a regular job back home everyday he can still enjoy this tinder girls every night

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Great video❤ I do believe the succes is not just based on the content, but also the personality of the vlogger. Keis is a great teller and such an outgoing unique person and that makes him both interesting and loveable to follow. No wonder he has the succes he has, its like he was born to do what he does with his vlogging and adventure. I wish you all the best of luck and a long happy life.