Good job Evan and Matt, I agree everything is changing at a lightning speed. More and more people are working remotely and soon AI is going to replace more jobs.
I agree, I feel so much more free in the Philippines. My wife can feed the baby while driving down the road instead of worrying about having the baby buckled
I already offered custom tailored solutions for expats moving here. Feel free to reach out to my email - evan@thesavvyexpat.com I’d love to hear what you need help with to get you settled down here 🙌
How many hours per week does he work? And where did he learn the skills for appointment setting? Did he take an online course or coaching program? Who was his mentor?
Love it when you feature young, ambitious people. 😂laughing when Matt didn't really answer the dating question.😂 There's probably 6 women watching saying, "That's my boyfriend." 🤣🤣 Evan, you drink too much coffee. 😁
I’m sure there’s quite a few people who would like to know how to so what he is doing 😂 Me included !!! Is it possible to contact him or a link to where I can get started doing what he does?
Filipino American should go back to the Motherland and help the motherland with your skills and knowledge from the Western World and bring those skills back and make your country and your people proud.❤❤❤
Good to hear his story. Im a 30+ brit with my own online business that I been hustling at for 6 months and now profitable. FYI im about to work with an appointment setter business like his. When I hit 3k a month I will be moving once again back to Asia.
Awesome seeing young people with motivation, desire and intelligence moving to the Philippines, for so long skilled workers has been leaving the Philippines to support their family's, its exciting to see the trend reversing to one day make the Philippines the greatest nation in southeast Asia
Matt sounds very mature and humble in his responses. When I first saw the intro, I thought he was Korean. You two might consider some kind of joined business venture - so many similar aspirations, passions, demeanor, ambitions, youthful zest, and heritage going on.
I admire you 2 young gentlemen with Filipino heritage yet raise in other country but have opted to go back to our own country to immersed discover in reality what Filipinos feel,our values, cultures and traditions. The burning desires and feelings as a real Filipinos are surely the primary motivations that drives you to go back and know your roots.
@@benedicttv5058 oh yes maybe but still the fact that though they can opt for convenience in the states and other country they choose to go here to trace their roots and immerse with us bro!
They came to avoid the stressful lifestyle of their previous countries. They found easy lifestyle here. The Philippines to them is the most convenience escape given the quality of life they are enjoying now. They did not come here to primarily for Philippines patriotism. To be honest, I would do the same just like what these two smart young men have been doing.
You will live like a king at US$2K/month in the Philippines, especially in the province. Just do not spend everything. 10-20% savings is first and foremost before everything else.
Really depends on your lifestyle and if you go eat out or not but $1k is sufficient in the provence by your self. Of course, if you have a wife/girlfriend, it's going to be a lot more.
@@IBCCEvelyn at $2,000 live like a king, no way! More like $3k to 4k ... I know because I'm living in the Philippines, no rent or mortgage because I own my beach house, one car payment, one helper only at this time because I'm 65 years old living alone with 5 dogs... I do my groceries in S&R, and 3xa week do my marketing in wet market in town.
Nice show. Very nice to see someone so young having the tenacity and confidence to make living remotely possible. Most of us at that age were just trying to figure out our future career choices or getting drunk at parties. ☕
Yeah if you can feature millenials and Gen Zs.. want to see how they fair and what their plans are… i wanna know how same generation of mine tries to tackle life… we are still in the testing the water stage… so I am curious
You can message Matt personally on Instagram here - instagram.com/mvttjacob/ He runs a 1-1 mentorship program that helps people appointment set like himself
I just thought of something. I know it's nearly impossible for a white expat to get a job working in the Philippines. Since you and Matt are both Filipino by birth, but you haven't lived in the Philippines very long, do they make exceptions for you in regard to being able to get employment there?
Even if you're foreign born but has Filipino parents it's possible they can apply for dual citizenship, then they can have all the rights and privileges of Filipino citzen including local employment.
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Good job Evan and Matt, I agree everything is changing at a lightning speed. More and more people are working remotely and soon AI is going to replace more jobs.
Dang i just saw you guys at the Makati lounge i was so nervous and shy to approach the two of you
you in BGC now?@@TheSavvyExpat
@@justifiedmasagony3635 yes
Do not be shy❤ be brave
I agree, I feel so much more free in the Philippines. My wife can feed the baby while driving down the road instead of worrying about having the baby buckled
Another fascinating interview! Keep it up please.
Most definitely! More to come!
Evan, would u consider being paid for a service to help get expats situated in the Philippines in person if they move to manila?
I already offered custom tailored solutions for expats moving here. Feel free to reach out to my email - evan@thesavvyexpat.com
I’d love to hear what you need help with to get you settled down here 🙌
How many hours per week does he work? And where did he learn the skills for appointment setting? Did he take an online course or coaching program? Who was his mentor?
This channel deserves millions of subscribers. Your contents are very outstanding
It’s inspiring, thank you for sharing.
Eastwood is nice. I saw a lot of families with kids.
Love it when you feature young, ambitious people.
😂laughing when Matt didn't really answer the dating question.😂 There's probably 6 women watching saying, "That's my boyfriend." 🤣🤣
Evan, you drink too much coffee. 😁
Great in the days to come ❤❤ Philippines
I’m sure there’s quite a few people who would like to know how to so what he is doing 😂 Me included !!!
Is it possible to contact him or a link to where I can get started doing what he does?
Feel free to DM Matt on Instagram - instagram.com/mvttjacob/
can vouch he’s one of the realest in this game 🫡
Sana ol
Filipino American should go back to the Motherland and help the motherland with your skills and knowledge from the Western World and bring those skills back and make your country and your people proud.❤❤❤
Wow .Let me try haha❤❤❤😂😂😂😅
Good to hear his story. Im a 30+ brit with my own online business that I been hustling at for 6 months and now profitable.
FYI im about to work with an appointment setter business like his.
When I hit 3k a month I will be moving once again back to Asia.
$4000-5000 on usd? euros? peso? For how long, 5-20 years? What about health benefits, pension, taxes?
5k every month?
You guys make me feel old!!! Im 41 but im still cool tho 😊 lol
You are old. I'm 16
@@Filo-Joe im your dad.
You don't see the big earners because you hang in the wrong areas.
My grandson makes more paid from USA easy
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Vs the broke and old? Right..
Jealous?
I'm 18 and this guy is a inspiration. Thanks for the video evan.
Got you bro!
Awesome seeing young people with motivation, desire and intelligence moving to the Philippines, for so long skilled workers has been leaving the Philippines to support their family's, its exciting to see the trend reversing to one day make the Philippines the greatest nation in southeast Asia
Hahahahahahaha.
Oh my Lord above, you're funny.
Roller coaster income is okay for this single young man with no rental bills but not for married couples with kids and rental bills.
American Evan and British Matt. Different lingo and mannerism.
Two different worlds tied by the Philippines 🤞
How come I cannot detect British accent from Matt?
@@1966bluemax I can hear his accent clearly as an American. Sounds like he was raised in the north of the UK.
Matt sounds very mature and humble in his responses. When I first saw the intro, I thought he was Korean. You two might consider some kind of joined business venture - so many similar aspirations, passions, demeanor, ambitions, youthful zest, and heritage going on.
I admire you 2 young gentlemen with Filipino heritage yet raise in other country but have opted to go back to our own country to immersed discover in reality what Filipinos feel,our values, cultures and traditions. The burning desires and feelings as a real Filipinos are surely the primary motivations that drives you to go back and know your roots.
I admire them also, but they are in the Philippines for convenience and opportunity.
@@benedicttv5058 oh yes maybe but still the fact that though they can opt for convenience in the states and other country they choose to go here to trace their roots and immerse with us bro!
They came to avoid the stressful lifestyle of their previous countries. They found easy lifestyle here. The Philippines to them is the most convenience escape given the quality of life they are enjoying now. They did not come here to primarily for Philippines patriotism. To be honest, I would do the same just like what these two smart young men have been doing.
Ohhh..the Dynamism of Pinoy- American Young Guns!!❤❤❤
Nice! Smart kid. That's awesome!
Audio is terrible !!!!!!!!! -- Can't really understand him very well at all ? Background noise too doesn't help !!!
Matt sounds American :0
Yes, indeed. Maybe because he stays in the Philippines and maybe most of his clients are from the USA. He adapted the accent.
He didn't have friends in the UK
where can i set appointments lol
Shoot Matt a personal message and he’ll get you right instagram.com/mvttjacob/
just did!@@TheSavvyExpat
can a couple live with $ 2,000 a month without the rent there or province ?
Depends. How much you guys are going out etc.
You will live like a king at US$2K/month in the Philippines, especially in the province. Just do not spend everything. 10-20% savings is first and foremost before everything else.
Really depends on your lifestyle and if you go eat out or not but $1k is sufficient in the provence by your self. Of course, if you have a wife/girlfriend, it's going to be a lot more.
@@IBCCEvelyn at $2,000 live like a king, no way! More like $3k to 4k ... I know because I'm living in the Philippines, no rent or mortgage because I own my beach house, one car payment, one helper only at this time because I'm 65 years old living alone with 5 dogs... I do my groceries in S&R, and 3xa week do my marketing in wet market in town.
Nice show. Very nice to see someone so young having the tenacity and confidence to make living remotely possible. Most of us at that age were just trying to figure out our future career choices or getting drunk at parties. ☕
We welcome younger guys moving to the Philippines😂🤗 for a change and adds more option to local dating pool😆🤭✌️
Yeah if you can feature millenials and Gen Zs.. want to see how they fair and what their plans are… i wanna know how same generation of mine tries to tackle life… we are still in the testing the water stage… so I am curious
$5000 per month is $60k USD. Can appointment setting be done on the side of W2 job?
How do I reach out to Matt for his calling and appointment services for training programs?
You can message Matt personally on Instagram here - instagram.com/mvttjacob/
He runs a 1-1 mentorship program that helps people appointment set like himself
great to see the hustle.
I just thought of something. I know it's nearly impossible for a white expat to get a job working in the Philippines. Since you and Matt are both Filipino by birth, but you haven't lived in the Philippines very long, do they make exceptions for you in regard to being able to get employment there?
Even if you're foreign born but has Filipino parents it's possible they can apply for dual citizenship, then they can have all the rights and privileges of Filipino citzen including local employment.
you wxplained appointment setting. thats like saying the your abcs basic kid shit
Somebody woke up on the wrong side of bed lol