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As many of you know, this year's Nomad Capitalist theme is 'home.' More and more of Andrew's clients don't want to be perpetual travelers. They want home bases, places where they can feel at home. What's great is when clients finally do find a location where they can call home, they develop a sense of identity that they feel even more proud of.
Key Takeaways:
Andrew's Editorial:
[1:25] This year's Nomad Capitalist theme is 'home.'
[2:55] On Andrew's social media feed, he sees his clients buying homes in places where they finally feel at home.
[5:20] When Andrew brings on a client for the very first time, they go through an intense diagnostic process.
[7:35] Andrew loves seeing his clients painting walls, buying furniture, and settling into their new homes.
[9:30] Where did it all start for Brian?
[11:50] Brian ended up losing everything in the 2008 crash. This humbled a very cocky Brian at the time.
[18:45] Why did Brian have an ego problem?
[24:00] The financial success Brian achieved was not fulfilling. He felt fulfilled when he traveled.
[26:15] What's life like in Bali for Brian? What kind of luxuries does he enjoy?
[31:20] How does Brian manage his business overseas?
[33:10] Brian highly recommends the development company called 10 Clouds.
[40:00] Indonesia wants to tax you on your worldwide income. Brian decided not to become an Indonesian resident.
[43:35] What is Brian's company, CallerSmart, about?
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Eat, Pray, Love 10th-Anniversary Edition: One Woman's Search for Everything Across Italy, India, and Indonesia, by Elizabeth Gilbert
Andrew is back from his summer break! While he was away, he was off testing new overseas strategies to see how effective they are in practice. While there may be guys out there who are doing podcast episodes regularly, Andrew would rather get real, on the ground, experience about what it's like living and investing overseas than to be known as the 'media expert.'
Key Takeaways:
Andrew's Editorial:
[2:00] As many of you know, Andrew used to be in radio. It was a common rule in radio to never share info that would date yourself/could be outdated in the future.
[2:25] Well, today's episode will be breaking that rule.
[3:35] Andrew took about 6 weeks off to test out new overseas strategies.
[4:15] There are guys out there doing podcasts 5 days a week. You know what that makes them? Podcast experts, not nomad subject-matter experts. Andrew walks the walk and talks the talk, but in order to do that effectively, he has to take a break from podcasting.
[6:10] How long should you spend in each place when you're living the nomad lifestyle?
[8:15] Not everyone can run their business successfully by bouncing around to a new country every 30 days.
[9:00] Andrew currently has 4 home bases.
[10:35] Watch the latest YouTube video that discusses how long a nomad should stay in one country.
[12:35] Why did Neil decide to become a DJ who travels around the world?
[14:05] Serious question, does Wales count as a country?
[22:50] How old was Neil when he started his own record label?
[27:30] Financial success is not Neil's primary motivator.
[29:25] How did Neil build his career to the point where he was able to travel the world?
[36:20] Did women throw themselves at Neil because of his status?
[41:10] Why did Neil decide to move to Bulgaria?
[50:15] How did Neil meet his Bulgarian girlfriend?
[52:30] What kind of cultural differences has Neil spotted between those from Europe and the U.S.?
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Andrew received a listener email asking about some of the places you can settle down, raise children, and get citizenship through marriage. Now, let's be clear, you should not have a sham wedding as that is not only illegal, but it most likely will cause you more stress than it is worth. Getting citizenship through marriage isn't that common these days, but there are still some countries out there that will let you do it.
Key Takeaways:
Andrew's Editorial:
[1:40] Andrew reads out loud a listener email about settling down and raising children on this nomad lifestyle.
[4:15] Why stick around and live in a place where you're actively discriminated against?
[5:00] Don't have a sham marriage just for the passport.
[7:00] Nomad Capitalist does have a list of countries where you can obtain citizenship via marriage.
[12:10] Being married to an EU citizen definitely has its advantages.
[14:55] There's nothing wrong with going out there and dating someone from a different culture, especially if you can't find what you're looking for at home.
[19:25] When did the travel bug first begin for Brian?
[22:15] Why is Brian still a nomad? What keeps him going?
[24:25] You have to be honest with yourself, and make sure your travel lifestyle meets your needs and comforts.
[25:25] It's okay if you just want to dip your toe in and test the waters. You don't need to create a big splash in order to become a nomad.
[26:50] You can travel on your own time. Don't feel obligated to check off a box you don't even want to check off in the first place.
[31:00] What's Brian's routine? How does he balance travel and work?
[36:30] Brian has four cities — four home bases — he regularly goes to.
[40:50] So many nomads try to get the cheapest price, but cheap doesn't mean good value. Those who 'cheap it out' don't always have a good quality of life.
[48:05] You will always feel a connection to the place you grew up, but it doesn't make it home, and there's no reason to get upset over the crazy things (political or otherwise) that are happening there.
[52:40] You, yourself, have to put in the effort of finding a location that works for you. Andrew cannot do everything.
[55:25] This year's theme at Nomad Capitalist is home. If you're ready to find it, contact Andrew and his team!
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Brie Moreau was raised by French hippie parents. He's traveled all over the world, and had even been to 17 different primary schools when he was a young child. He admits he pretty much grew up in a van. Some parents believe that children need stability and a 'home' in order to thrive, but Brie disagrees. Through his own personal life experiences, he was taught how to be self-reliant and to take risks. On today's episode, Brie discuss what his young nomad life was like, and how it has shaped him for the better.
Key Takeaways:
Andrew's Editorial:
[1:30] Andrew just got back from a Nomad Capitalist mastermind in Dublin.
[2:45] Check out the Youtube channel to see what you missed from the event.
[3:55] Brie is the love child of two French hippies and has lived all over the world.
[4:35] When did Brie realize he was a nomad?
[6:15] Brie pretty much grew up in a van and never really had a 'home'.
[7:40] What kind of lessons did Brie learn as a young child and traveling the world?
[8:25] Don't need children need some 'roots'?
[11:30] Brie was taught radical self-reliance as well as the ability to say yes and take risks. He's not afraid to fail.
[15:55] To ask yourself, 'Where should I live?' is a tough question.
[21:30] As a French and Australian citizen, how easy has it been for Brie to travel and be a nomad?
[25:00] Would Brie like to become an Indonesian one day?
[31:55] Nomads are going out and creating their own ecosystem. Having a 'Silicon Valley' will not just be a U.S. thing. Andrew believes we'll be seeing big hubs soon.
Andrew's Editorial:
[34:20] Nomad Capitalist has been receiving a lot of interesting questions lately!
[35:15] Ten years ago, there wasn't a lot of information about becoming a nomad.
[35:50] Today, there's too much information and people are getting confused.
[36:20] Andrew has spent over a million dollars trying to find the perfect nomad strategy.
[41:00] When asking too specific questions, it becomes difficult to answer without knowing your whole story. That's when a real conversation needs to take place. Random strangers shouldn't be answering these Questions.
[43:35] Want to be your own doctor? Go right ahead.
[46:00] You have to pay for good advice. Free advice can damage you.
[47:55] A lot of people want the end results, but they're not willing to do those push ups. You gotta get sweaty!
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What's happening in Vanuatu right now? Well, Andrew is currently visiting to find out. As he talks with various expats on the island, it becomes obvious that the nomad mindset is changing. People who want to live abroad to hide their money are becoming less and less, especially because governments everywhere are making it a lot harder for them to get away with it. Andrew has always been of the mindset that you should do things legally and use the law to your advantage. Running away from it will only cause you more problems in the end.
Key Takeaways:
Andrew's Editorial:
[1:35] Andrew is in Vanuatu right now talking to the people living there.
[3:00] There's a lot going on in this country!
[3:35] Vanuatu is a true tax haven. You can live there and not pay tax!
[4:50] There are two different types of expats on Vanuatu.
[7:35] The offshore/nomad world is dramatically changing and regulations are getting stricter.
[9:35] Hiding your money is getting harder, plus it's also against the law. Don't break the law!
[11:15] The strategies will change based on what your end goal is. This is why you need to get clear about what your end goal is.
[14:30] What was the spark that made Phil want to become a nomad?
[17:00] Why did Phil choose a career in law?
[20:30] Are you happy chasing the money? Phil wasn't. So he left the UK and went to Australia.
[26:25] Can you develop the same kind of camaraderie in traditional co-worker/work relationships living as a nomad?
[27:25] How does Phil manage living in a place for two months for work and then saying goodbye?
[29:15] How does Phil define or differentiate between an expat lifestyle vs. nomadic lifestyle?
[31:20] It's okay to have more than one home base.
[34:45] Phil has noticed that you met surprisingly few people from the U.S., despite the large population.
[36:15] How does Phil manage to work for some big companies like Coca Cola, and not go into their offices?
[39:35] More companies need help bridging the gap and becoming more connected with the world's up-and-coming markets. There are both positives and negatives to this.
[41:25] As nations begin to grow and adapt bad habits (like using more plastic), can entrepreneurs realistically solve these environmental issues nomadically?
[45:25] Which has a more pro-business mentality? The UK or Australia?
[47:40] How will you create your offshore strategy?
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In this week's show, Andrew discusses the importance of not letting others hold you back, especially when trying to achieve your dreams. Do not go against your instincts to have a better life, for 'the greater good.' In the Western culture, Andrew sees that more and more people are becoming jealous of those who have slightly more than them, and those people will try everything in their power to make you feel guilty for it.
Key Takeaways:
Andrew's Editorial:
[1:35] Remember, this is not a political show. However, politics are discussed, especially if it affects us nomads!
[2:30] Andrew noticed something in the news recently that he'd like to bring to your attention.
[5:15] The government makes the rules. That's just the way it is, and it's in your best interest to follow those rules.
[6:35] Some people think it's unfair to not pay taxes, even if there's a legal way to do it. By the way, Andrew does pay taxes, just not to the U.S.
[7:15] It's not tax avoidance. Andrew wants to be very, very clear. There are legal ways that you can pay less taxes and keep more of your money. Want to be sketchy and hide your money in an island? Go somewhere else.
[8:10] So, back to the news story (promise it's related). There's a big story about Melania Trump lately.
[11:00] Years ago, Andrew did have a chip on his shoulder about the U.S., but now he's more wiser, and much, much calmer.
[12:35] There's a culture that has developed in the United States (or anywhere really) that has become hostile towards people who seek a better lifestyle. Don't get guilt-tripped into believing you should be miserable for the 'greater' good.
[15:30] You're not the enemy for trying to achieve something and live a more fulfilling life.
[16:55] Why did Tal want to become a nomad?
[19:45] When Tal worked for a 9-to-5, he felt like his soul was being crushed. He longed for adventure and travelling the world.
[21:45] Despite making a lot of money, Tal was so miserable at his job. Tal thought back to when he was at his happiest. It turned out that when he was a dishwasher, making almost no money, in Australia, was when he felt truly happy. That's when he knew it was time for a change.
[26:50] When Tal went back to Australia, he felt at home immediately.
[28:40] How did Tal get an Australian passport?
[31:45] After he received his Australian passport, Tal felt like it was now time to go and move on to the next thing.
[33:10] Did Tal's identity change when he became an Australian citizen?
[36:15] Tal discusses the benefits of living a 'light' lifestyle. Sometimes you need to reevaluate and shed your current identity to push you to new heights.
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Andrew does a solo show this week on why it's important to have the right mindset when you're making some serious and potentially irreversible life choices. Don't renounce your citizenship out of anger, it will not do you any good. Instead, take a break from it and come back with a different mindset on whether or not your home country can still serve you. From there, you can make the right choices based on your future dreams and goals.
Key Takeaways:
Andrew's Editorial:
[1:55] Why does Andrew talk about mindset so darn much?
[8:25] Andrew knew someone who was really, really into the book, 'The Secret.' Andrew personally thinks that book is total bunk, but there are some lessons that can be learned from it.
[11:20] So, why is mindset so important? Because you eventually get rewarded for who you are and how authentic you are.
[16:15] Some listeners wrote to Andrew asking why did he decide to visit the U.S.
[17:15] Andrew hates it when countries issue him a 'landing card,' like Singapore and Indonesia.
[19:40] Andrew had been out of the United States for so long that coming back into the country just didn't feel right.
[21:25] Andrew wondered to himself if he was okay with the idea of being a tourist in his own country.
[29:00] It's important to do a 'gut check' on whether your home country can still provide the things that you want before you give it up for good.
[32:25] Don't burn your home country's passport out of frustration and anger.
[36:35] If your home country no longer serves you, it's okay to go look for another one.
[41:15] Andrew answers some of your listener questions!
[46:45] Please leave a review on iTunes!
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Andrew circles back on this year's theme of 'home.' Andrew is currently in the United States after not being here for over 1,000 days. Although Andrew was born in the U.S., he rarely tells people he's from there. The U.S. does not feel like home to him anymore. So, when strangers ask him, "Where are you from?" How does Andrew answer this popular question?
Key Takeaways:
Andrew's Editorial:
[2:25] Gasp! Andrew is in the U.S. of A.! It's been over 1,000 days since Andrew was last here.
[3:50] When you're constantly on the move and being a nomad, it's easy to fall into the trap of not having a home.
[7:15] Andrew was born and raised in the U.S., but he never felt comfortable here.
[8:00] Where are you from? Where is your home?
[10:10] It's okay to choose where you're from. Where you're from doesn't have to be where you're born anymore.
[12:00] As a nomad, it's okay to want a home!
[17:25] Singles and the overworked aren't just the only types of people coming to Bali. Just the other day there was a family meetup.
[20:25] What made David decide to leave the U.S. and move to Bali?
[24:05] David is also a rare earth metals expert.
[28:35] Coming to Bali to find yourself? You might want to take a step back on that.
[31:10] Vacationing all the time gets stale. You need to be a part of something — a community.
[35:40] When you travel, you find out what you really need, and become not so attached to material possessions.
[40:25] David loves being a part of something bigger, and helping his team develop better talents and skillsets.
[45:45] What kind of flags did David plant while he was in Indonesia?
[50:10] Can someone build a $100 million dollar business from Bali, or will they need to go to New York in order to make it?
[52:45] Andrew needs a favor from you. Go to iTunes and please leave a review.
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Andrew discusses how this year he paid zero U.S. income tax. How did he do it? Well, through the businesses and systems he's set in place in different countries. It is possible to reduce your taxes through legal means, and no, it's not an option only the rich have either. If you don't want to pay so much in tax, then set up a nomad strategy that helps you succeed.
Key Takeaways:
Andrew's Editorial:
[1:35] If you qualify as an expat, you get an extension in your income tax by default.
[1:50] Andrew paid zero on his income tax!
[4:00] However, Andrew has paid tax in 4 other countries this year.
[4:55] Are these tax options only available to the rich? No.
[6:05] Andrew is not a tax dodger. Everything he does is legal.
[7:25] Wanting to pay less tax does not make you a bad person or a tax dodger.
[10:25] Why did Ben decide to become an entrepreneur?
[12:00] When Ben got two clients for his company, he left the U.S. and went to Mexico.
[16:20] Ben had no plan B when he decided to take his business seriously.
[24:25] Ben met a woman shortly after he touched down in Mexico. How did the relationship progress beyond the honeymoon phase?
[29:30] When Ben went to Vancouver with his girlfriend, he ended up getting addicted to heroin.
[33:55] You can get into trouble anywhere in the world. You'll never escape it.
[38:35] Being an addict and an entrepreneur who travels certainty has its challenges.
[39:25] There is no running away from yourself.
[40:10] We can change the location, but we can not change the person we are when we arrive at the location.
[44:10] If you're struggling with your own demons, stop wearing a mask, and start being honest with people.
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Andrew discusses the possibility of keeping your onshore options open. This year's Nomad Capitalist theme is home, and so consider the possibility of picking a country and planting a home base, where you are able to get your residency and pay tax. No-tax countries are becoming harder to find, and it's only a matter of time before they go completely extinct. Weigh both options of traveling without a home base vs. traveling with a home base, and you might find that your onshore options actually open more doors for you.
Key Takeaways:
Andrew's Editorial:
[2:10] We all know about offshore asset location, but what about onshore strategies?
[4:55] Andrew is in love with Montenegro.
[8:20] Low-tax options across the world are becoming fewer and fewer.
[9:30] Sometimes paying 5-10% in tax is more worth than paying 0%.
[10:45] The best time to act is today.
[11:55] Instead of being a nomad, consider the onshore option and hit several birds with one stone. No-tax options are becoming far and few between.
[17:20] Why did Chris become an entrepreneur?
[21:00] Is teaching English a good way to 'dip the toe' into the nomad lifestyle?
[32:00] Chris discusses how he met his wife. He ended up meeting her in South Korea on an online dating site!
[42:40] What's the difference between South Korea and Thailand?
[50:25] When you're on dating sites or even dating in general, make your intentions clear!
[52:30] Chris had tried dating local women, but found out their goals were much different than his goals.
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Andrew received some great feedback on last week's solo episode discussing and debunking common tax and banking myths. However, one of the things he's noticed is that some of you don't feel comfortable sharing these nomad stories because your friends will not understand this lifestyle.
Well, Andrew believes it's important to get these messages out there, so that it becomes more acceptable in your social circle to branch out and start businesses outside of your home town. In fact, 14 years ago, a location-independent business didn't even exist. Now, everyone knows what that is and is okay about it!
Key Takeaways:
Andrew's Editorial:
[2:00] Thank you for the feedback on last week's show!
[2:15] Want to support the show? Rate us on iTunes and spread the word!
[3:55] Do you feel like none of your friends really get this nomad lifestyle?
[6:25] Beware, the offshore world is going to get tricker, even when using legal strategies the way Andrew does.
[7:55] When Andrew first started 14 years ago, running a location-independent business wasn't even a thing. Today, more people understand what that means.
[9:15] Want your friends to finally 'get it'? Then tell them about it! Keep talking about it so it becomes normal.
[12:25] Why did Tim become an entrepreneur? How did he get started?
[14:55] Tim had to manage a full time job while starting his side hustle. How did he balance being an entrepreneur and employee at the same time?
[20:10] Bank doesn't accept the kind of business you're running? Don't lie about it! Honest is really the best policy.
[26:30] Does Tim regret not being an EU citizen? He could have gotten a Dutch passport.
[33:25] Has Tim experienced any resentment for being a nomad?
[36:00] What is Tim's business about?
[44:25] What are Tim's thoughts on Taiwan? What kind of opportunities exist for foreigners over there?
[49:20] What's next for Tim?
Andrew's Editorial:
[51:40] When Andrew first decided to become a nomad, he was very much like Tim. He tries to consume as much information on the subject as possible.
[52:15] Don't listen to an arm-chair expat. Find the experts and seek out their advice.
[55:25] Believe the sky's falling? That's your deal. Find someone who believes what you believe. Want to have multiple businesses offshore? Again, get the expert that aligns with your views and goals.
[57:40] When it comes to becoming a nomad, pick your message and go from there.
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Andrew has not gotten Bill O'Reilly-ed! He's been traveling Asia, and took some time out from hosting the show to get an on-the-ground perspective of what's happening in banks in Hong Kong. Hong Kong banks are getting more and more hostile towards business owners, but if you've been following Andrew for some time, you'd know that is something he's predicted since 2013!
Key Takeaways:
Andrew's Editorial:
[1:55] Andrew will be doing a solo show today!
[3:35] Andrew finally closed his HSBC account.
[6:45] Is Hong Kong still a place to go?
[12:35] Be wary of people who give you answers to your problems without actually meeting you.
[15:45] One of the compliance employees at HSBC couldn't even get a HSBC bank account for his side business.
[17:15] Andrew doesn't have any secret powers. He learns by doing. Yes, by going out there and actually trying to set up bank accounts!
[21:20] Andrew saw problems arising with Hong Kong and their banking years ago. He first wrote about the issues in 2013!
[25:05] What are Andrew's thoughts on China vs. India?
[31:45] A mayor in Sweden wants to give employees an hour work break for sex. But, what kind of great companies come out of Sweden? This is why Asia runs laps around places like Sweden. They want to work hard.
[40:10] It took one guest on the show three years to get rejected for residency in Costa Rica. Three years!
[43:25] Create a clear plan and strategy over where you want your life to go. When you have a clear plan in place, and say, Hong Kong banks try to screw you over, you are already miles away and not dealing with it!
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Andrew is currently in Mongolia, and shares his thoughts on where he sees the country going in the next couple of years. Andrew believes if you're an already established entrepreneur who's gotten your tax and second passports taken care of, then yes, come check out Mongolia for fun. However, if you're looking for a new home, a more free lifestyle, then you might want to wait on taking Mongolia seriously.
Key Takeaways:
Andrew's Editorial:
[2:25] Andrew is currently in Mongolia.
[4:30] Andrew believes there's a lot of potential in certain African countries right now, but has not traveled to there just quite yet.
[6:40] What are some of the benefits to living/working in Mongolia?
[8:25] As of right now, Mongolia is an interesting place to watch.
[10:15] If you're trying to invest, Andrew is not quite convinced Mongolia is the place for that, just yet.
[12:20] Where did it all start for Matthew?
[14:25] What did Matthew learn from his entrepreneurial parents?
[19:35] Nomad entrepreneurs are able to have very unstructured lives, but how does that affect the overall cultural view of entrepreneurs?
[23:25] Is this nomad/work from anywhere lifestyle too flashy, too markety?
[29:25] Coworking spaces are excellent networking opportunities.
[30:25] Matthew is loving Georgia right now. The talent out there is amazing!
[32:15] What advice does Matthew have for those on the fence about Georgia?
[36:30] Matthew believes in the next five-ten years Georgia will be the next Berlin or London.
[43:25] These up and coming countries just feel more open and welcoming to foreigners, and when you look at the numbers, it makes those sentiments even more real.
[46:20] What's been Matthew's experience with working in Hong Kong?
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Ashley Dymock is the author of World Schooling, a book on how to keep your nomadic lifestyle when you're ready for the next phase of your life and to have kids. Many people feel like they should give up their lifestyle and settle down somewhere. Well, Ashley says no! You have other options! Find out how you can live a nomadic lifestyle with children, on this week's episode.
Key Takeaways:
Andrew's Editorial:
[2:05] It's always easy to tell who's taking action, and who's sitting on the sidelines.
[3:00] Every year, Andrew is learning new things, and what's working/not working.
[4:50] When you're seeking out help, keep this in mind: Moving forward generates mastery.
[5:35] Get your taxes taken care of, build the freedom lifestyle you want, and then invest your income.
[7:25] How can people be a perpetual traveler with a child?
[9:00] What's the biggest thing Ashley learned from writing the World Schooling book?
[10:10] There are thousands of people educating their children while traveling!
[12:10] You can design your life the way that you want.
[13:00] Take a step back — what's the purpose of the education system? Can they do a better job than you?
[16:25] When did the traveling start for Ashley?
[21:25] What does it really mean to be a nomad?
[24:25] What's the best way to approach world schooling?
[28:10] Ashley has been robbed 4 times, but you know, life goes on!
[30:55] Children can help open doors for citizenship as well.
[35:00] Can unschooling your children really be the best option for them?
[41:35] The traditional education system is not preparing our sons and daughters for 'real life.'
[47:55] What do children really need to 'know'?
[51:00] There's no template for how you should teach your children.
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With recent news coming out that the EU wants to restrict visa-free travel for Americans, Andrew retouches on a topic he spoke about last week — second passports. Don't let your ego get in the way of a second passport from a 'lesser' country. The reality is that those 'first world passports' are hard to come by and require an extensive investment on your time. However, there are plenty of fantastic T and B tier passport for a good value, if you're willing to take ego out of it.
Key Takeaways:
Andrew's Editorial:
[1:55] It's up to you to decide whether or not you need an additional passport.
[3:00] How likely is it to happen that Americans will lose their visa-free travel to Europe?
[5:00] Ha! Moldova citizenship. Good luck living in your mud hut (as some would say).
[6:15] Colombia ain't a bad place to be, frankly.
[7:05] Having an EU passport is where it's at. You can stay busy for the rest of your life in Europe.
[9:10] Georgia and Montenegro are some of the friendliest places on earth to investors.
[10:05] Want a second passport? Have an open mind. Getting a canadian passport is hard!
[10:45] Don't let your ego get in the way of being a Dominican, for example.
[11:55] Last time Andrew spoke to Reid, he was big on Cambodia and loves Asia. What things have changed in the last couple of years?
[12:50] Why Asia? How did Reid get started in all of this?
[15:15] How has the acting industry changed when Reid was a kid and part of the Screen Actors Guild?
[19:20] There's not enough demand to meet up with the supply of readily-available actors.
[22:05] Reid has learned a lot of relevant life lesson from being a child actor.
[26:45] Child actors = Chick magnet ... right?
[29:25] How did Reid grow his wealth?
[34:50] Andrew believes it's important to invest wisely. Who knows what Amazon stock will do tomorrow? Diversify your assets!
[35:25] A lot of financial institutions will acquaint risk with volatility. Risk and volatility are two very different things!
[39:25] Reid moved to Thailand at the age of 18 to attend university.
[42:35] Why is Reid in Bangkok?
[45:05] Does the average person want to live in Cambodia?
[47:45] Foreigners love Bangkok because it has become a little slice of America, so to speak.
[49:15] How possible is to become a Cambodian citizen?
[50:45] Be aware of the scam passports.
[52:30] Why is Cambodia number one for investors/foreigners?
[54:25] Cambodia doesn't have a McDonald's, but they do have a Starbucks.
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Andrew predicts things are going to get harder for non-U.S citizens located in many Western countries. It's a fact that's not being talked about a lot, but many Western countries are going broke and that tends to mean more taxation on their citizens. So if you're not a U.S. citizen, and think you might be in the clear, you may want to think again, and work towards getting that backup plan.
Key Takeaways:
Andrew's Editorial:
[2:00] Do I really need a second passport?
[3:20] Not a U.S. citizen, do I still need another passport?
[3:50] As U.S. citizens have FACTA, the rest of the world has information sharing between 101 countries.
[5:45] Other countries may be working to adopt more stricter tax policies like the U.S.
[7:35] Andrew believes countries will be making it difficult for you to leave.
[8:35] Not a U.S. citizen? High taxation won't happen to you? You'd be surprised.
[9:00] Western governments are broke! They want your money!
[9:45] Tune in next week to find out which are the fastest growing passports out there!
[11:10] How did Jack become a poker player?
[13:25] What was Jack's goal for getting into business?
[20:00] The probability of being a successful poker player can be pretty low — what made Jack decide to keep pushing through?
[21:55] Are there a lot of people out there trying to get into the game, but just don't have 'it'?
[25:00] The UK is much more open to gambling than the U.S. is.
[26:35] The UK still considers you unemployed if you're a 'gambler.'
[27:35] Jack is located in Malta because it helps keep him focused.
[32:30] We often build up a mental block on 'what it'll be like,' and it can freeze us right in our tracks.
[37:05] How does setting up a base and then traveling a bit outside of Malta work out for Jack?
[43:30] How does Jack go into 'work mode' when exploring a new country?
[44:50] Start with the end in mind.
[48:25] Will Jack ever be the next Dan Bilzerian of the poker world?
[54:10] How does going from a bigger island (UK) to a smaller island (Malta) feel?
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Andrew has a lot of things in the works, a couple of those being books! Also, the one thing you must check out is the Nomad Passport Index (link in the show notes) that you can download for free. Andrew was recently in Baku, Azerbaijan, and met a man who quoted Yoda, "Do or do not, there is no try." This is a great reminder for nomads who may feel 'stuck' in their circumstances. Either you do it, or you don't. The choice is yours.
Key Takeaways:
Andrew's Editorial:
[1:25] Andrew admits he's not very good at fanfare — launching something with a bang.
[2:10] So, here's a list of fun and interesting things you can look forward to at The Nomad Capitalist.
[6:00] Remember, you either doing or you're not doing.
[7:10] Andrew has noticed something while traveling. Many cultures don't try to sell you on something. This item or service not for you? Ok, good luck!
[8:55] Remember, your reasons for not doing something are BS. Do or do not, there is no try.
[9:45] Fleeing from the law? Andrew is not for you!
[11:25] Why did Paul decide to become an entrepreneur?
[20:00] Paul realized the moment he started saying 'no,' his business grew.
[27:35] Why did Paul moved from the UK to Canada?
[35:55] Paul likes being an outsider looking into foreign culture.
[37:50] Will Paul ever go back to the UK?
[44:40] What is the one thing Paul sees nomads getting wrong, when it comes to getting leads?
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Andrew discovered an article from The Guardian discussing how many of the software engineers in Silicon Valley are barely scraping by, despite making over six figures a year. Sometimes, you have to look outside, and attempt to break out of the system you're in, in order to live a better-quality life. The good news is that people like Andrew and The Nomad Capitalist are here to help, if you want it.
Key Takeaways:
Andrew's Editorial:
[1:05] According to The Guardian, 6-figure-earning software engineers are barely scraping by in Silicon Valley.
[2:05] $160,000 a year is a terrible salary, according to one engineer.
[3:15] Everybody has different requirements and opinions on what a 'good' salary is.
[3:25] How much of that money is going to the state of California?
[5:15] Here's a guy in Silicon Valley who feels like he doesn't have options.
[6:45] This is what happens when you're someone who doesn't look for ways to break out of the system.
[7:30] Andrew and his team are here to break down the barriers.
[9:25] Isn't it interesting how taxes are priced just right where everyone ends up at the end of the month with zero?
[10:05] There is an alternative, if that's what you want!
[11:25] Nathan is an expert in equity crowdfunding.
[12:55] How did Nathan get started?
[14:45] Why did Nathan leave investment banking?
[19:50] After Nathan quit his job, he did about 6 months of traveling around.
[23:05] Is there a place for everyone outside of the home country?
[25:45] Starting a business in Southeast Asia sounds great, but you're the only one who will know whether it's a good match for you or not.
[30:15] What kind of investor is a good fit for equity crowdfunding?
[35:35] How do companies know whether or not they're a good fit?
[40:10] Equity crowdfunding is just another option that you can look into.
[45:25] Having a clear picture of what you want, will help you narrow down your options.
[48:25] You have to do pursue this nomadic lifestyle/business for the right reasons.
[53:45] As long as you know what you want, the things you need to do to get there are very easy to access.
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Andrew is currently listening to an audio book by Bernard Roth called Achievement Habit. In the book, they talk about why your 'reasons are BS'. Andrew agrees. Whatever might be holding you back right now to live the life of your dreams is BS! Don't get sucked up in the excuses.
Key Takeaways:
Andrew's Editorial:
[1:35] Andrew is currently listening to a book called Achievement Habit, by
Bernard Roth.
[2:40] The reasons that are holding you back are BS.
[4:00] Lots of opportunities in the real estate business.
[5:50] Invest in something stable. Invest in what you understand.
[7:20] Avoid the American real estate companies, because they bank on rich investors!
[8:20] Andrew knows some great guys who run a property management company in Cambodia.
[10:00] Corey refuses to buy Podfly.com. Podfly.net works!
[11:00] Who is Corey?
[13:55] Was Corey ever afraid he was going to get sucked into the corporate machine when he took a job in Costa Rica?
[15:40] Central America's culture is just a lot slower pace compared to everywhere else.
[19:00] How did Corey transition from the paradise job to entrepreneur?
[24:35] After being fired from his job in Costa Rica, Corey did not want to return to Canada.
[27:55] Costa Rica can make you lazy. You can quickly become that fat dude sitting at the beach bar.
[29:55] You have to challenge yourself by traveling elsewhere for periods of time, because Costa Rica moves slow.
[30:55] Corey is currently in Canada right now and he recently went out and bought two winter jackets — something he hasn't done in 10 years.
[36:00] Why did Corey decide to create Podfly?
[40:55] Corey talks about applying for Costa Rican residency.
[46:00] Does Corey plan to stay in Costa Rica forever?
[51:00] Nobody cares where in the world you're based out of nowadays.
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Achievement Habit, by Bernard Roth
Andrew is currently in India, but he took a week off last week to visit and enjoy Cambodia. On this week's quick introduction, Andrew explains why he loves Cambodia, and does a quick comparison between Cambodia and India. What can you expect when you visit Cambodia vs. India? Find out today!
Key Takeaways:
Andrew's Editorial:
[1:35] Andrew is currently in India.
[2:35] For the first time ever, Andrew saw a guy who could not open a bank account in Singapore.
[3:00] Knowing where you are being treated best is important!
[3:30] Andrew does a comparison between Cambodia and India.
[4:00] Anybody can get a visa for Cambodia!
[5:30] Cambodia isn't perfect, but it's riddled with opportunity.
[6:05] The visa process in India is awful.
[7:50] Both Indonesia and Vietnam aren't the best places to invest in right now, but they're moving in the right direction.
[10:35] Looking at the visa process gives you a good idea about where the country is headed.
[12:05] Yasmine discusses how to pronounce her last name!
[13:30] Why did Yasmine want to leave Sweden?
[16:50] As a nomad, has a higher dating bar been set before Yasmine has traveled to so many different countries?
[21:25] How does Yasmine define what an obsessive traveller means?
[24:40] Always on the go, always traveling, is a bit scary for most people.
[28:50] London rent is expensive!
[34:00] What kinds of projects is Yasmine looking forward to starting?
[36:35] The 'digital nomad' scene is exploding right now. Although Yasmine has been one for many years, it wasn't until recently that she discovered the term, 'digital nomad'.
[38:20] Is it true that the Swedish love paying taxes?
[40:25] There are always positives and negatives to any country, and Sweden is no different.
[44:40] Andrew believes Kuala Lumpur is the best city in Southeast Asia.
[48:35] What does Yasmine mean by, 'Traveling was never about the money.'
[50:55] Traveling has helped Yasmine determine where she wants to plant a base for her company.
[54:35] Capetown seems to be a great place, except for the internet.
[57:45] If you don't take the first step, you'll never know what you don't know.
[59:35] Yasmine's next focus will be in Africa!
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Lots of crazy things happening with President Trump. As people looking for alternative options, Andrew cautions that you never want to try and hide your money from the government. That's NOT the way you want to approach things. You want to solve the conflict you have, legally, before going where you're treated best.
Key Takeaways:
Andrew's Editorial:
[2:40] Just go out there and do it!
[2:55] Resolve the conflict with any problem you're facing first.
[5:45] There are legal ways to resolve the conflict without having the government run after you!
[7:40] Drew is a travel blogger, and has been to nearly all of the Asian countries.
[9:05] Why did Drew decide to become a travel blogger?
[10:15] Why was Drew inspired by Prague?
[13:20] For reference, Drew made about $2,000 a month teaching English in South Korea, while he was growing his blog.
[19:40] Can you really start a travel blog in 2017, and make money off of it?
[22:10] When it comes to hiring writers, how does Drew find good talent?
[24:35] As a U.S. citizen, how has traveling to places like North Korea affected him?
[28:35] What tips or advice does Drew have for someone looking to start a travel blog?
[30:40] What kinds of challenges has Drew faced?
[34:00] Drew really likes the Chase Sapphire Reserve credit card. It gives the best travel rewards.
[37:30] Drew loves the food in Hanoi, Vietnam.
[40:35] It's easier than ever to get a visa to Vietnam.
[44:35] Andrew avoids AirBnB, but Drew loves it.
[46:00] What advice does Drew have for those who already have established businesses, but would like to travel more?
[48:45] Have questions? Feel free to reach out to Drew!
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Andrew continues the Nomad Capitalist's theme of finding and discovering your 'home,' in this week's introduction. He says if you're stuck in the same routine every day, you're never going to get your own questions answered about whether the nomad lifestyle is for you. By doing, by exploring, and by seeing, you'll find out where home truly feels for you.
Key Takeaways:
Andrew's Editorial:
[2:15] Andrew talks about one of his team members who is trying to get a Mexican citizenship.
[4:00] She feels at home when she's in Mexico, which is why she's now going after the citizenship.
[4:50] You answer your own questions whether being a Nomad is right for you when you actually start traveling and trying new things.
[7:20] Nick's business was born out of necessity.
[8:55] How did Nick meet his wife?
[11:25] What kind of places should Nomads go to visit?
[15:00] Currently, Nick is exploring the idea of how to help companies manage their remote employees.
[17:15] Nick and his wife are looking at a 'slow travel' model, where they settle down in their target country, and learn a bit of the language.
[19:00] Do you have to be in a depressing country in order to get any 'real work' done?
[21:00] How can nomads connect more effectively with the locals?
[22:45] Traveling is about making deep human connections.
[26:40] How do remote workers affect companies and their policies?
[29:40] Not everybody will want to travel outside of their country, but nearly everyone wants to work from home.
[34:20] Is this model sustainable for non-U.S. citizens?
[37:50] Nick has not tried to bank in any of these nomad countries just yet.
[41:15] Do your homework and plan ahead.
[44:35] Nick shares some stories about what it was like working for the United Nations.
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In Andrew's introduction, he discusses the true meaning of a nomad. A nomad is someone who goes where they're treated best, but this does not mean that they leave their tax woes behind them. Governments are becoming more and more connected, and are going after nomads who did not get all their tax ducks in a row. Be careful and do things the right, and legal, way!
Key Takeaways:
Andrew's Editorial:
[2:00] Andrew met a guy from Sweden who was paying 58% tax.
[2:40] Some nomads didn't think about their taxes when they went overseas, and now the government is going after them.
[3:40] Nomads should constantly be seeking where they're treated best.
[5:35] Get your tax ducks in a row.
[6:40] When did Aaron's entrepreneurial career start?
[12:20] Aaron didn't want to work 80 hours a week working for someone else.
[16:25] How does Aaron feel about startups beginning from a minimal budget?
[17:30] When you keep delaying a project idea, no matter how 'not ready' it is, you'll begin to lose momentum and interest.
[20:30] Andrew says about 87% of the Nomad Capitalist audience are guys, so he needs to speak to 'guys.'
[22:20] Aaron talks about his business, RoomChecking.
[28:15] Why did Aaron move to Paris?
[31:15] Was it difficult for Aaron to convince his girlfriend to move to Paris with him?
[33:30] Avoid the tourist traps in Paris at all costs. They have awful food there!
[36:30] What have been some of the biggest benefits of moving to Paris?
[41:00] Aaron compares American cultures vs. French culture.
[49:20] The French (Europeans in general) seem to love, love paperwork.
[52:00] The EU has high tax just like the U.S., but at the very least the U.S. makes it easy to pay that tax.
[52:25] Are you looking to move or get a passport from a high tax country? Andrew weighs in.
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There are a lot of coaches out there that claim they're making 6-figures, but those numbers can lie. In this week's introduction, Andrew warns others to be bit wary of those 'gurus' out there, claiming quick financial success. Anybody can be a coach, so it's important to find one who is A) a good teacher, and B) someone who will empower you to take action.
Key Takeaways:
Andrew's Editorial:
[2:25] There are a lot of fakes out there.
[3:40] Teaching is one thing, empowering is another thing.
[3:50] Andrew wants to empower you to do better!
[5:10] Who can teach, and who can empower? You need to find someone who can do both.
[6:15] How did Jenna get into web and writing consulting for writers?
[8:15] Jenna has helped people with their writing projects for over 20 years.
[9:00] When did Jenna realize she could make a business out of helping others with their writing?
[10:15] Europe is a lot cheaper than L.A., where Jenna was living at the time.
[11:45] Have a mini nest egg, and then jump into it! She wished she had left her corporate job sooner.
[12:40] How did Jenna save money? She downsized.
[15:30] Jenna wished she had done her own research about Europe as opposed to listening to everyone else tell her how expensive Europe was (it wasn't).
[19:15] Time is our most valuable asset. Your mental state and your time cannot be replaced.
[21:45] What are some of the benefits of being a solopreneur?
[26:45] The more things you own, the more you're owned by things.
[27:00] What countries in Europe does Jenna suggest nomads should go to, or check out?
[32:15] Jenna doesn't miss winters, but she did miss how the seasons changed, which is not something you typically get in California.
[33:55] Will Jenna be exploring Eastern Europe anytime soon?
[35:40] What kind of experiences has Jenna had with renting out her vacant properties on AirBnB?
[41:15] It's so, so important to have a good network of troubleshooters who can get stuff done while you're away.
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Andrew is back after the holiday break, and is excited to introduce to you this year's theme for Nomad Capitalist. We all want purpose in life, but more importantly, we want a place where we can fit in and call that place home. You might be born in a country, and feel like a complete stranger in it. It's Andrew's mission for this year to help you find a place where you can kick your feet up and call it home.
Key Takeaways:
Andrew's Editorial:
[1:25] Nomad Capitalist is doing things a bit differently this year.
[2:15] What's this year's theme?
[2:55] Last year's theme was about abundance.
[4:15] What many of Andrew's clients are looking for is a sense of purpose.
[5:45] There will be talks in the future about the charitable initiatives Nomad Capitalist will be doing.
[6:25] Andrew could have had a bigger impact on various communities, if he had spent his money wisely.
[7:35] How can you use your money in a more optimal way, to create more freedom and purpose for yourself?
[9:00] Fitting in somewhere is so important to us.
[14:45] Home is something that we all want.
[17:35] Let's get started!
[19:10] Why did Jeannette want to become an entrepreneur?
[20:55] It took Jeannette eight years to officially make the jump.
[23:35] What advice would Jeannette give to someone who's under 20?
[25:15] What was Jeannette's job like?
[29:45] As an entrepreneur, everything is on you.
[30:55] What was Jeannette's aha moment?
[35:35] As Jeannette racks up more mileage, and explores new countries, does the concept of a 'Walmart' become more and more foreign?
[41:25] Despite working less hours, the French are the most productive.
[45:25] What kinds of flags has Jeannette been planting?
[48:55] Set up your company early on.
[51:00] Accouting is the number one thing you should focus on in the beginning. It's not sexy, but it's a must!
[52:15] Why is Jeannette located in Lisbon right now?
[55:20] What kind of challenges has Jeannette faced?
[1:01:05] What have been some of the positive and negative things Jeannette has found when it comes to dating platforms?
[1:06:15] Which country has Jeannette been to where the locals were the nicest/hottest guys?
[1:09:45] Learn ten phrases wherever you go.
[1:10:55] How do you say 'Netflix and Chill' in Swedish?
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The papers listed below constitute Volume 1, Number 3 of the Journal of Directed Energy.
Print copies of this, and other issues of the Journal of Directed Energy are available through the
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Enjoy access to the complete technical paper(s) through links in the paper titles.
The atmosphere can have a tremendous impact on tactical high-energy laser (HEL) systems. The variable nature of the atmosphere can produce
highly variable performance. System designers need accurate environmental models to optimize the design of these systems. This paper
reviews the atmospheric impact of various atmospheric phenomena on laser performance and the measurement and modeling efforts of the Air
Force Research Laboratory. Two of these phenomena, optical turbulence and cloud obscuration, have been included in an engagement-level
model, DEEST (Directed Energy Environmental Simulation Tool), to determine the optical performance of a tactical laser system. DEEST is
described, and various aspects of the model are discussed for the benefit of those who will be modeling tactical HEL systems.
KEYWORDS: Atmospheric effects simulation, Atmospheric transmission, Optical turbulence
The ablation of target material by pulsed laser deposition (PLD) techniques at high fluence produces highly energetic, ionized plumes with
average kinetic energies of more than 50 eV. Optical diagnostics have been developed to monitor the spatial and temporal evolution of the
highly nonequilibrium distributions of electronic, vibrational, and translational degrees of freedom. For example, emission time-of-flight
profiles have been obtained by using gated imagery to further the development of process control during the pulsed laser deposition of the
high-temperature superconductor YBa2Cu3O7-x. An intensified charge-coupled device (CCD) array was used to obtain a sequence of plume images
at 10-ns temporal resolution and 0.2-mm spatial resolution. The resulting streaming speeds of (6-9) x 105 cm/s and temperatures of
20,000-600,000 K are characterized at selected positions across the full plume. Significant deviations from the forward-directed Maxwellian
speed distributions are observed. Ablation plumes are often optically thick, and our recent emission spectroscopy experiments indicate
sufficient radiation trapping to observe highly Planckian behavior from neutral and ionized atomic emission lines. Finally, the angular
distribution of ejected material is highly forward peaked and fully characterized by high-speed imagery.
KEYWORDS: High-temperature superconductors, PLD, Pulsed laser deposition, YBCO
Chemical lasers offer the highest powers necessary for many weapons applications but require significant logistical support in the delivery of
specialized fuels to the battlefield. The goal of a current multiuniversity research program is to demonstrate an oxygen-iodine laser with
electrical discharge production of singlet oxygen. Typically, oxygen discharges are limited to about 15% yield for singlet oxygen. The
electron excitation cross sections as a function of the ratio of the electric field vs. the number density of particles (E/N) are well
established. However, the kinetics for electron and singlet oxygen interactions is considerably more difficult to study. Optical diagnostics
for O2(a, b) and O have been applied to a double-microwave discharge flow tube. By examining the difference in singlet oxygen kinetics
between the two discharges in series, considerable information regarding the excited-state, excited-state interactions is obtained.
Under certain discharge conditions, the O2(a) concentration significantly increases outside of the discharge, even after thermal effects are
accounted for. Unfortunately, the sensitivity of singlet oxygen yields from a microwave discharge to the initial excited oxygen inlet
conditions is low, suggesting a kinetic limitation to generator performance.
KEYWORDS: Oxygen discharge kinetics, Oxygen iodine laser, Rotational temperature, Singlet oxygen, Spectroscopy
The NCl-I laser has been demonstrated by using HN3 as a fuel. We discuss the possibility of constructing a NCl(a1?)-I transfer laser by using NCl3
as a fuel. Not only is NCl3 more stable but it also may eliminate the requirement for a combustor. We present kinetic modeling and the results
of experiments designed to understand the basic physical processes in this system. Experiments have included determination of the time profile
history of NCl(a), NCl (b), I, and chlorine recombination. The efficiency of production of chlorine atoms in a microwave discharge has been
measured. We have also shown that the autodecomposition of NCl3 can be initiated by modest heating of the NCl3 flow, which supports our belief
that a combustor will not be required. The NCl-I laser operates on gas species, eliminating the need for heterogeneous gas-liquid reactions
such as used for the production of COIL chemical lasers. The lasing species is the same as in COIL, simplifying the scaling process since many
optical, tracking, and propagation problems have been demonstrated in the ABL program. This work is supported by the JTO through the
AFOSR-administered MRI program.
KEYWORDS: Chemical laser, NCl-I transfer laser, NCl3 reactions
The measurement of positive small signal gain on the 1.315-µm spin orbit transition of atomic iodine following energy transfer from chemically
generated NCl(a1?) is reported. Previous instances of gain produced by energy transfer from NCl(a1?) used dc discharges to generate F and Cl
atoms; this report describes recent progress toward a true chemical laser device that uses a high-temperature chemical combustor and a
supersonic reactor to generate NCl(a1?). These improvements represent a significant step toward the development and demonstration of a
scalable All Gas-Phase Iodine Laser (AGIL) device.
KEYWORDS: AGIL, All gas iodine laser, Chemical lasers, COIL
A semiclassical two-temperature model is formulated, based on the Boltzmann transport equation, to solve thermal response of metals irradiated
by an ultrashort-pulsed laser. In the simulation of laser material ablation, two competing mechanisms are considered: shock wave and phase
explosion. Numerical analysis is performed for copper and gold films, respectively. It is shown that the present approach correlates well
with experimental data over a wide range of laser fluences and pulse durations. It is also found that ultrashort-pulsed laser ablation could
be caused by the generated shock wave for pulses of a few picoseconds or shorter and by the thermally induced phase explosion for the longer
KEYWORDS: Boltzmann transport equation, Hot-electron pressure, Phase explostion, Semiclassical two-temperature model, Shock wave, Ultra-short pulse laser ablation
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Macedonian Community Language School - Finalist in Languages Week 2017 Competition
Alexander Sholdas, finalist in the Languages Week 2017 e-Book Let Me Tell You a Story, Let Me Tell You in My Language Competition, received 3rd prize at last night's Languages Week 2017 presentations event. He is pictured with his teacher Jovanka Jakovceska and Allan Blagaich, CEO, School Curriculum and Standards Authority. Alexander's e-Book story titled My Great Grandfather's Long Journey to Australia was told in two languages, English and Macedonian and included text, audio, photographs and pictures. The Macedonian Community Language School would like to thank all students who entered the competition and commends them on their outstanding efforts. Special thanks must also go to their teacher Jovanka Jakovceska for encouraging students to take part in the competition and also for incorporating the exercise into students' learning program. Congratulations Alexander.
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Tourism regions: 1. Zermatt-Matterhorn , 1. Visp , 3. Free Republic of Holidays Saas-Fee , 3. Val d'Hérens , 3. Aletsch Arena , 6. Lötschental
Valleys: 1. Rhône Valley (Rhonetal) , 1. Matter Valley (Mattertal) , 1. Vispertal , 4. Saas Valley (Saastal) , 4. Val d'Hérens , 4. Val d'Illiez , 4. Val de Bagnes , 8. Goms , 8. Lötschental , 8. Dalatal
Mountain ranges: 1. Graian Alps , 1. Pennine Alps , 1. Bernese Alps , 4. Savoy Prealps
Ski resorts with the best gastronomy in the Canton of Valais (Wallis)
The Bürchen/Törbel ski resort offers a very attractive selection of mountain restaurants, huts and... more
There are very good huts and restaurants throughout the entire ski resort of Zermatt,... more
Ski huts and mountain restaurants are distributed throughout the entire ski resort. Valais... more
There are primarily cozy huts serving Valais specialites at the Saas-Fee ski resort. At 3500 m, the... more
There are restaurants and huts distributed throughout the entire Les Quatre Vallées ski resort. You... more
There are restaurants and ski huts distributed throughout the entire ski resort. The selection... more
The restaurants are distributed throughout the whole ski resort. More than 100 ski huts and... more
There are some cozy restaurants and ski huts in the ski resort.more
A very nice mountain restaurant with a bar is located at the highest point in the Hohsaas ski... more
You can take a break and get something to eat at the middle station or at the base of the Bellwald... more
The restaurants are all distributed around the Hannigalp. The large Bergrestaurant Hannig, the... more
There are ski huts and restaurants with large sun terraces distributed throughout the ski resort.... more


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