Great video! I'm Romanian & my parents left Romania for me to be born in Australia just before Yugoslavia fell. It's obvious that Canada, Australia, America & every west country is falling. The irony is that the countries our parents left will most likely be the ones we return to
I'm a US expat who's lived in two countries in Latin America so far (Argentina and Mexico) and will likely end up in Colombia. I love this conversation.
I think Andrew is a trailblazer who took the initiative. The path he took also fit his international lifestyle. I paid a lot in taxes that really benefit corporations.
Great conversation! Nomad Capitalist Live this year will be 🔥🔥🔥. I'm a big fan of Henderson and his content; I read his book after jettisoning out of my desk job and have used some of the principles he outlines + concepts from Ferriss' 4-Hour Workweek to build a career/business that allows me to work on my own terms from anywhere in the world.
I've always known I don't belong in the US just because I was born here. And that's because my Greatgrandparents were looking for work in the late 19th century. Made sense for THEN - back then. This is NOW. But not everyone has the financial ability to move around the Globe at whim.
I haven’t finished the episode that value I’ve gotten from the little I’ve watched exponential always been a big fan Nomad Capitalist so well informed like has an ocean of knowledge, when it comes to travel, earned my sub with this one
Thanks for this interview! Very interesting perspective! 👌🏼 Regarding dating experience in different countries: I am from Moscow, but I've dated Russian men. It has just never been a match. And it's been 1 year that I live in Israel, and oh my, for my whole life I haven't got as many compliments and appreciation as for this last year 😅❤ Not mentioning how handsome, manly, kind ands smart men are here. Basically anywhere I went (Europe, US) I felt so much more appreciated then in Russia. But Tel Aviv is just another level 😊
Just wondering, how is Russian dating culture different from other western cultures such as the American one? Is it a myth that Russian men are thought be tough and warrior-like?
Henderson has said that he has citizenship in Comorros, Saint Lucia, and Saint Kitts and Nevis, and I think Turkey and Mexico too. He’s an MM2H long-term resident of Malaysia, and probably a permanent resident of Colombia, Georgia, and the UAE.
@@FeralineHydor i believe he said once, that he doesn't hold the permanent residence in the uae anymore, the other stuff checks out from what i know. He goes with tourist visas to the other places.
This guy is a child who has no idea about the societies he disavows. Does he understand why they've been so successful when 80% of other societies have failed in many ways? He's a perpetual tourist. Anyone who is a tourist has fun but doesn't understand the serious problems the locals have to deal with. Let him stay in one place for a lifetime to understand what a REAL life consists of.
"Rich" is relative. Obviously he's white, apparently white American, and I'm guessing from a white middle-class background. Possibly solid working-class or "upper" working class family. Wonder whether his mother worked away from the work of keeping a home (and family). 😏
Thanks for interview but thus guys comes across as a entitled white privileged man that he is. The fact that he never mentioned the constitution and what makes American a country where we can experience a high level of freedom and the people that fought to keep it that way in his gratitude part you can hear in his voice the disdain. And to talk about Malasya must have yellow fever. Bogota? Is he a passport trick? ( couldn’t get woman in the us?) there is a lot man-explaining here .
According to most recognized dictionaries and encyclopedias, "mansplaining" is not recognized as a real word. Man'splaining is a term with harmful connotations, and it's not recognized as a real word. (Nomad Capitalist) is currently dating an Eastern European Balkan woman from Montenegro. I don't blame him; it's a breath of fresh air compared to Anglo-Saxon women in the Western Hemisphere. In the Middle East and post-Soviet/Balkan nations, chivalry is respected; men are expected to be the breadwinners and providers, and they pay for less but gain more than most men do from Western women in terms of satisfactory intimacy, emotional support, and pair bonding. Gender roles are clearly set, and women understand that men require intimacy, hence why men pay for dowries and give flowers on dates. It's a compromise both parties make. In the Nordic nations, Scandinavia, particularly Sweden, it's frowned upon for men to pay. Women want to split the date, and there is no guarantee of a second meeting, let alone a second date, and intimacy is out of the question. There is no point in dating in Scandinavia at all; it's the hookup capital of the world. The women are not reserved, nor do they desire a long-term relationship in their peak reproductive ages of 18-27. The average age for first marriage for a woman is 32, which is just three years within geriatric pregnancy, when women hit infertility and are useless for the reproduction of the human species. With one of the highest standards of living in the world, a low marriage rate, and high government divorce rates, Scandinavia is not a conducive place to raise a family. Hence, I work remotely in IT in Central Europe and have two passports for investments, paying 16% less in income tax than I did previously. I have dated over 11 women in 7 different locations. I'm currently with my Bosnian fiancée, whom I have been with for the last 4 years, and I wouldn't trade her for any Western woman. In the West, women trade their career instead of becoming mothers. Women in the West say, "My career is my baby; my pet is my baby." Women would rather climb the career ladder, participate in hookup culture, and settle when they are useless for the reproduction of the human species, the very thing 80% of men value - their youth and fertility. Hence, large age gaps are not a concern; it's actually a commonality in the Global South.
If you follow him, you'll find out that he was made fun of because he drove crappy cars when he lived in the US. I'm not white and I couldn't get a date because I too was thinking of my future when it came to money. This narrative (it's a narrative - a story or belief) that the US is a free country is a huge lie. You're free to be eaten by wolves in the US. You're free for people with money to destroy you. You're free to be fired just because they don't like you. I moved to Europe a few years ago and when I reflect back on the women I've met in the US, I feel like all of them are so damaged and life with people like that would be so misreble. I'd have such a high risk of divorce and my wealth be decimated because the life you end up isn't "what they expected" and it's our own fault for believing in the house in the suburbs with two jobs, two cars, a garage full of crap and zero time to enjoy any of it.
I am a US military veteran. Henderson speaks the truth. The US is disintegrating and the constitution is ignored by the federal government. Honestly, living overseas opens your eyes to a LOT of stuff. I love the US, but it's absolutely going in the wrong direction. Breaks my heart, but it's true.
There's a big world out there, apply for a passport, get on a plane and see the world. You just might be pleasantly surprised. There's always space to meet kind people. Malaysia has kind, happy people.
Good stuff - please add timestamps for future episodes
Great video! I'm Romanian & my parents left Romania for me to be born in Australia just before Yugoslavia fell. It's obvious that Canada, Australia, America & every west country is falling. The irony is that the countries our parents left will most likely be the ones we return to
“Go where you are treated best“ Andrew Henderson
I fully agree.
I'm from Venezuela and feel like how you explained Eastern European relationships is very similar to how my culture dates. Loved this episode!
I'm a US expat who's lived in two countries in Latin America so far (Argentina and Mexico) and will likely end up in Colombia. I love this conversation.
I think Andrew is a trailblazer who took the initiative. The path he took also fit his international lifestyle. I paid a lot in taxes that really benefit corporations.
Great conversation! Nomad Capitalist Live this year will be 🔥🔥🔥.
I'm a big fan of Henderson and his content; I read his book after jettisoning out of my desk job and have used some of the principles he outlines + concepts from Ferriss' 4-Hour Workweek to build a career/business that allows me to work on my own terms from anywhere in the world.
I've always known I don't belong in the US just because I was born here. And that's because my Greatgrandparents were looking for work in the late 19th century. Made sense for THEN - back then. This is NOW. But not everyone has the financial ability to move around the Globe at whim.
Dear video editor - the jump cuts every few seconds are unnecessary and quite distracting in the intro
Dear audio editor - what is up with that random creepy voice that keeps mumbling?
example:
42:03
I very strongly relate to the "people at each other's throats" thing in the USA, which is why I am expatriating in a few days. Sick of it all.
Congratulations, I look forward to that day myself.
Haven't watched yet, but have been following Andrew's stuff for a while and love what he does. Just know this is going to be great!
Very inspirational conversation, thank you!🙂
Goat
Good interview 😊
Excellent convo!
I haven’t finished the episode that value I’ve gotten from the little I’ve watched exponential always been a big fan Nomad Capitalist so well informed like has an ocean of knowledge, when it comes to travel, earned my sub with this one
Nice conversation.
Taxes are always a top consideration. #1 reason for renouncing US citizenship would almost always be income taxes.
Anywhere is better than canada at this point.
Thanks for this interview! Very interesting perspective! 👌🏼 Regarding dating experience in different countries: I am from Moscow, but I've dated Russian men. It has just never been a match. And it's been 1 year that I live in Israel, and oh my, for my whole life I haven't got as many compliments and appreciation as for this last year 😅❤ Not mentioning how handsome, manly, kind ands smart men are here. Basically anywhere I went (Europe, US) I felt so much more appreciated then in Russia. But Tel Aviv is just another level 😊
Just wondering, how is Russian dating culture different from other western cultures such as the American one? Is it a myth that Russian men are thought be tough and warrior-like?
Mistake is anyone believing they are not exactly where they are supposed to be at any given time in their life span on this earth.
So what passports does he have
Henderson has said that he has citizenship in Comorros, Saint Lucia, and Saint Kitts and Nevis, and I think Turkey and Mexico too. He’s an MM2H long-term resident of Malaysia, and probably a permanent resident of Colombia, Georgia, and the UAE.
@@FeralineHydor i believe he said once, that he doesn't hold the permanent residence in the uae anymore, the other stuff checks out from what i know. He goes with tourist visas to the other places.
This guy is a child who has no idea about the societies he disavows. Does he understand why they've been so successful when 80% of other societies have failed in many ways? He's a perpetual tourist. Anyone who is a tourist has fun but doesn't understand the serious problems the locals have to deal with. Let him stay in one place for a lifetime to understand what a REAL life consists of.
I bet this guy has rich parents.
Nope.
He doesn’t
If you watched enough of his videos, you'll be able to tell he didn't grow up rich.
@@madvillainy6845 He has 3 adopted Russian sisters. I’m pretty sure poor people don’t adopt other people from different countries.
"Rich" is relative. Obviously he's white, apparently white American, and I'm guessing from a white middle-class background. Possibly solid working-class or "upper" working class family. Wonder whether his mother worked away from the work of keeping a home (and family). 😏
He business channel are awesome but only for rich
“Chill Malaysian government?” How out of touch could this guy be? 😅
What’s your point?
He lives in Kuala Lumpur I’m confident he has a better idea of how the Malaysian government operates than you do.
Ive spent a lot of time there. Its chill if you have money, pretty much like everywhere @@michaelburrell4685
She speaks more than Andrew! I had to stop watching
Time their speaking periods and you’ll see that that’s not even close to true. Calm down. Wallahi.
Thanks for interview but thus guys comes across as a entitled white privileged man that he is. The fact that he never mentioned the constitution and what makes American a country where we can experience a high level of freedom and the people that fought to keep it that way in his gratitude part you can hear in his voice the disdain. And to talk about Malasya must have yellow fever. Bogota? Is he a passport trick? ( couldn’t get woman in the us?) there is a lot man-explaining here .
According to most recognized dictionaries and encyclopedias, "mansplaining" is not recognized as a real word.
Man'splaining is a term with harmful connotations, and it's not recognized as a real word.
(Nomad Capitalist) is currently dating an Eastern European Balkan woman from Montenegro. I don't blame him; it's a breath of fresh air compared to Anglo-Saxon women in the Western Hemisphere. In the Middle East and post-Soviet/Balkan nations, chivalry is respected; men are expected to be the breadwinners and providers, and they pay for less but gain more than most men do from Western women in terms of satisfactory intimacy, emotional support, and pair bonding. Gender roles are clearly set, and women understand that men require intimacy, hence why men pay for dowries and give flowers on dates. It's a compromise both parties make.
In the Nordic nations, Scandinavia, particularly Sweden, it's frowned upon for men to pay. Women want to split the date, and there is no guarantee of a second meeting, let alone a second date, and intimacy is out of the question. There is no point in dating in Scandinavia at all; it's the hookup capital of the world. The women are not reserved, nor do they desire a long-term relationship in their peak reproductive ages of 18-27. The average age for first marriage for a woman is 32, which is just three years within geriatric pregnancy, when women hit infertility and are useless for the reproduction of the human species. With one of the highest standards of living in the world, a low marriage rate, and high government divorce rates, Scandinavia is not a conducive place to raise a family. Hence, I work remotely in IT in Central Europe and have two passports for investments, paying 16% less in income tax than I did previously.
I have dated over 11 women in 7 different locations. I'm currently with my Bosnian fiancée, whom I have been with for the last 4 years, and I wouldn't trade her for any Western woman.
In the West, women trade their career instead of becoming mothers. Women in the West say, "My career is my baby; my pet is my baby." Women would rather climb the career ladder, participate in hookup culture, and settle when they are useless for the reproduction of the human species, the very thing 80% of men value - their youth and fertility. Hence, large age gaps are not a concern; it's actually a commonality in the Global South.
If you follow him, you'll find out that he was made fun of because he drove crappy cars when he lived in the US. I'm not white and I couldn't get a date because I too was thinking of my future when it came to money. This narrative (it's a narrative - a story or belief) that the US is a free country is a huge lie. You're free to be eaten by wolves in the US. You're free for people with money to destroy you. You're free to be fired just because they don't like you.
I moved to Europe a few years ago and when I reflect back on the women I've met in the US, I feel like all of them are so damaged and life with people like that would be so misreble. I'd have such a high risk of divorce and my wealth be decimated because the life you end up isn't "what they expected" and it's our own fault for believing in the house in the suburbs with two jobs, two cars, a garage full of crap and zero time to enjoy any of it.
I am a US military veteran.
Henderson speaks the truth.
The US is disintegrating and the constitution is ignored by the federal government.
Honestly, living overseas opens your eyes to a LOT of stuff. I love the US, but it's absolutely going in the wrong direction. Breaks my heart, but it's true.
What Constitution? They just call you a terrorist or threat to national security even if the reason seems a bit trivial.
There's a big world out there, apply for a passport, get on a plane and see the world. You just might be pleasantly surprised. There's always space to meet kind people. Malaysia has kind, happy people.