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Today’s guest is Kai Law. Being tired of 12 hour working days back in New Zealand he looked for an alternative and started to work on ways to make money online. He got to know about the digital nomad hub in Chiang Mai and not much later in 2014 he took the leap and bought a one-way plane ticket to Thailand. After trying drop shipping he got sucked into the newly developing scene of Amazon FBA. He quickly killed it and soon was able to follow his passion to travel. A program called Remote Year, 12 month 12 countries, caught his attention and he decided to apply. He got accepted and spent 4 month in 4 different countries across Europe before he dropped out and got back to work in Chiang Mai and later Saigon. We talk about the reasons why he dropped the program, the lessons he learned throughout those years, what he is working on now and the incredible lifestyle he enjoys today. I really enjoyed this talk and learned a lot form it and I hope you will too.   Affiliate This episode is brought to you by the 67 Steps from Tai Lopez. It’s a 67 day program that changed my life forever and I believe it has the potential to change millions of peoples lives and with that change the world. Basically you are going to watch one video a day and learn from the great thinkers and most successful people in history the things they never thought us in school. You will get life-chaninging skills, knowledge, tips and the general framework to achieve health, wealth, love and happiness, the good life. It cost less than a coffee per day and is totally risk free with a 60 day money back guarantee. I wouldn’t recommend it if I wasn’t convinced it would change anyones life for the better. I keep talking about it and my friends keep being impressed by the mindset and knowledge I accumulated over the last 2 month. It’s $69 and yes I do get an affiliate commission if you use my link totoexperience.com/tai. Please check it out, I promise you it’s worth every cent. [Click here to learn more..] The post TTE014: Amazon FBA, Remote Year and Life in Saigon with Kai Law appeared first on The Toto Experience.

Today’s guest is Anthony Rigogliosi. We’ve met a couple of times before and always ended up having deep conversations about the big questions of life. I was really keen to have him on the show and so he came and visited me. He tells us about his fascinating and inspiring story from being a manager and living the unfulfilled life in the rat race to become a digital Nomad living in Chiang Mai. Things started to fall apart when his ex girlfriend cheated on him which drove him towards alcohol as a pain killer. Soon he realized and reflected on his situation and took action. He was living in his car, in a wall mart parking lot to finish his studies and then took a big step towards a better life. He flew out to Asia where he cycled across Thailand, Laos ,Cambodia and Vietnam. During that time he had countless local interactions and finally found his spark. To not spoil it I leave it like this and you will understand when you listen to him. After turning off the mic we kept talking for another 3 hours and WE wished we would’ve recorded it. We definitely need to go for a second episode to really dive into what excites US the most. Deep thoughts and the big questions of life. Nevertheless it’s been a great chat and I hope you enjoy it. Links: Anthony Rigogliosi YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/user/govegangreen Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/livyourlife2 Chiang Mai Digital Nomads: https://www.facebook.com/groups/cmnomads/ Sponsor: This Episode is brought to you by the Gracie Jiu Jitsu Immersion China.  Gracie Jiu Jitsu is a selfdefense martial arts focused on street fight situations. Certified by the Gracie Academy it is the first school of it’s kind in China. It’s immersion program with 2 to 3 daily training sessions offers the unique opportunity to learn 36 basic self-defense techniques within a few weeks time. No matter what situation you are facing, the goal is survival. If you get attacked and have the chance to run away, do it. If not, you better prepared. With Gracie Jiu Jitsu it doesn’t matter how strong, heavy or tall the attacking person might be. All that matters is technique, leverage and timing and I you WILL be able to defend yourself. I personally trained with them and I will never look back. It is an investment in yourself. A valuable skill that will stay with you for the rest of your life. The school is nested in the ancient lakeside town of Dali in southwest China. With it’s snow capped mountains, spring like climate, tea plantations, temples and the touristic ancient old town it offers an incredible lifestyle mix between nature and buzzing nightlife. For less than 1000$ per month you’ll get 2-3 daily Jiu Jitsu training classes, daily rooftop yoga, comfortable accommodation, great food and chinese language classes while living in one of the most beautiful parts of China. For more information got to http://gracie-immersion-china.com Dali Digital Nomad FB group: Click here   The post TTE013: NYC Rat Race, Living in a Car, Finding Lifes Spark and Taking Action with Digital Nomad Anthony Rigogliosi appeared first on The Toto Experience.

I recall one of the most adventurous and memorable experiences while traveling Rwanda and Tanzania. This covers 3 days on a 100 year old German cargo ship (felt like Titanic) and surviving a few mad bus journeys. The ship is called MV Liemba and crosses Lake Tanganyika every week. Amazing adventure! The post TTE012: Adventures in Rwanda and Tanzania, 100 Year Old Cargo Ship and Dangerous Busses (Story of My Life Part 2) appeared first on The Toto Experience.

Today’s guest is Dan O’Donnell. He’s been an entrepreneur since he was young and became one of the pioneers of the digital nomad movement in Thailand. He started the Chiang Mai Digital Nomad Facebook Group which by now has over 10.000 members as well as the Positive Thinking Facebook Page with over One Million likes. With his passion for self development mixed with his entrepreneurial instinct he went down the road less traveled and created a self-development board game called Better Me – The Game of Growth. Today the game is becoming more and more successful by the day but the journey to reach this point was troublesome and filled with failures which I like to call lessons. Despite that we also talk about positive and solution based thinking, being prepared for the worst case, from dreaming to taking action and learning from other peoples mistakes. I really enjoyed this talk and learned a lot and I hope you will enjoy it too. 06:00 Chiang Mai Community 10:00 Give Value First to find Mentors 17:00 Better Me Board Game 30:00 Using the Game to acquire clients 46:00 Taking the right kind of risks 52:00 The book: Alchemist 1:05:00 Positive Thinking and you don’t know what you don’t know 1:07:00 Be prepared 1:16:00 Taking action 1:20:00 Learning from the best 1:25:00 Learn from other peoples mistakes   Links: Dan O’Donnell Get the Game (Get 10% Off with Promo Code “toto”): http://www.bettermegame.com Podcast: http://www.odonlife.com Tai Lopez 67 Steps http://totoexperience.com/tai Chiang Mai Digital Nomads: https://www.facebook.com/groups/cmnomads/ Philosophers Notes on Youtube: Philosophers Notes: http://bit.ly/29pOifd Sponsor: This Episode is brought to you by the Gracie Jiu Jitsu Immersion China.  Gracie Jiu Jitsu is a selfdefense martial arts focused on street fight situations. Certified by the Gracie Academy it is the first school of it’s kind in China. It’s immersion program with 2 to 3 daily training sessions offers the unique opportunity to learn 36 basic self-defense techniques within a few weeks time. No matter what situation you are facing, the goal is survival. If you get attacked and have the chance to run away, do it. If not, you better prepared. With Gracie Jiu Jitsu it doesn’t matter how strong, heavy or tall the attacking person might be. All that matters is technique, leverage and timing and I you WILL be able to defend yourself. I personally trained with them and I will never look back. It is an investment in yourself. A valuable skill that will stay with you for the rest of your life. The school is nested in the ancient lakeside town of Dali in southwest China. With it’s snow capped mountains, spring like climate, tea plantations, temples and the touristic ancient old town it offers an incredible lifestyle mix between nature and buzzing nightlife. For less than 1000$ per month you’ll get 2-3 daily Jiu Jitsu training classes, daily rooftop yoga, comfortable accommodation, great food and chinese language classes while living in one of the most beautiful parts of China. For more information got to http://gracie-immersion-china.com Dali Digital Nomad FB group: Click here The post TTE011: Chiang Mai Digital Nomad Pioneer, Better Me Boardgame and Solution Based Thinking with Dan O’Donnell appeared first on The Toto Experience.

I started following up with one of my dreams which is writing my first book. Simultaneously I decided to record an audio version to get my mind and memory going. In this episode I talk about how a 6 week backpacking trip in Thailand in 2011 changed my life, how I made my final decision to leave everything behind and the adventure of the first 5 month traveling/ living in Africa. And here is the beginning of my book (First Draft): It was late summer 2011 when I decided to go backpacking in Thailand. For the first time in my life I decided to go by myself abroad without having any plans or bookings. A few weeks earlier I came across the word backpacking the first time and started to research it. Quickly Thailand landed on my radar as the number one spot as easy entry for backpacking. I read countless blogs and travel sites and fell in love with the idea of an adventure. I always felt drawn to real adventures but would’ve never imagined I could actually do it. And here it was. The opportunity to live an adventure. I checked my working schedule and decided to take 4 week off in October/ November 2011. My shift system had one week off every 5 weeks. Together with one week before and one week after those 4 weeks I got 6 weeks in total. Awesome. Once that was set I booked a flight and that was it. I bought all the fancy backpacking equipment starting with a 65L backpack, daypack, mosquito net and so on. The day came quick and off I was. I didn’t speak much English at that time but I felt confident enough to go without any plans or bookings. Once arrived in Bangkok I made my way to the famous Khao San road and here my new life started to unfold. Today I don’t like this area anymore. Too much hustle and all those backpackers (ha!) but back then it felt like home away from home. So many people to meet and socialize. I quickly booked my ticket to get south to the islands starting with Koh Tao. Once down there I took a diving course and got my advanced license within a week. Absolute amazing and well worth the money. From now on I was able to dive anywhere in the world and I did. Again I met so many people and made many new friends. Some of whom I’m still in touch today. I remember meeting 2 guys who told me they’ve been traveling since 3 years. 3 years!! I couldn’t warp my head around that. The longer I traveled the more of such people I met. One to two years seemed to be normal and money was never a big issue. Life out here was cheap. After about 3 weeks I was on Koh Phangan and I must have read a book at that time that printed one quote into my mind. Till today I live by this quote. “Everything happens for a reason”. At that time I was just starting out to think about the bigger questions of life but that quote became the foundation of my future. Thinking back I’m actually impressed with myself knowing what journey it took to become who I am today and remembering that even back than as a newbie in life I already realized the value of those words without knowing their deeper meaning. The night I wanted to leave Koh Phangan with a night boat has become one of the strong memories of that trip. It was like 10 PM when the ferry was supposed to leave and I went to the port on time. But the crew was asleep and the watchman told me that the boat isn’t gonna go tonight. It was late and most shops were closed. The little port town was almost like a ghost town. I remember thinking, okay, there is reason I’m in this situation. Instead of being worried I just took it with a pinch of salt and walked across the dark streets until a guy in a pub called for me. He was actually German and funny enough, he had a guest room for me upstairs. The next day I took the day ferry and made friends with a group of 4 guys. We became good friends and stayed together for the next 2 weeks. There was the reason I was looking for. If the night ferry wouldn’t have been out of service I wouldn’t have met those guys. Many more incident like this popped up throughout the trip and I started to see the pattern. Since then I know that there is always a reason no matter how bad the situation is. Life teaches us lessons continuously and we just have to be open to them. Like one says. There are no failures in life, only lessons. This applies to every aspect of life. To every situation. The 6 weeks passed by very quickly and I couldn’t believe how bad I felt when I had to return home. I didn’t want to leave this new life behind only to return into my boring old life but I had no choice. At least that’s what I thought. Back in Germany my friends awaited me and we had a nice evening together. I was full of excitement and wanted to tell them about my adventure and experiences but quickly I realized that they weren’t really interested in it. I wanted to talk about the incredible people I met. About all the places people told me about that are out there in the world. About the endless freedom and adventure thats out there. But they just weren’t interested. And in retrospect everything they talked about was uninteresting for me. It felt like I was speaking a different language. That night I didn’t sleep well. I felt bad to be back. I felt stuck. I felt that I belonged out there. That there was so much more to be explored and discovered. I moved my king size mattress into the sitting room across my couch corner, supported it with a chair and started to watch travel videos on my big flat screen tv. After going back to work for 2 days I couldn’t stand it anymore. My colleagues generally were more interested in my travels but still far beyond what I was imagining. The topics I wanted to talk about seemed to be super uninteresting for them. Again, I felt like speaking a different language. On day 3 after my return to Germany I made the best decision of my life. I decided to leave. From this point onwards I started to plan my exit. I read travel blogs that listed all the things you need to watch out for when leaving for a long term backpacking adventure and so I made my own checklist. First I looked into all my insurances and contracts to find out they cancelation deadlines. Most were between one and three month. I created an excel sheet and systematically went through all my monthly expenses. Once I had that in place I started to quit the once that had more than 3 month cancelation as I rather quit too early than too late. I started to tell it my mother, friends and colleagues. I told them I’m planning to leave everything behind and go for 6 month abroad. My first plan was to go to Australia since it was the obvious choice for work and travel. Then I added more and more countries to my plan. Within weeks my plan grew from 6 month to 2 years. There was just so much I wanted to see and I wanted to do it all. I fed the idea to my mom bit by bit. Basically every time we saw each other I increased the length by 6 month. Like this she got used to the idea slowly. I didn’t want her to be worried though of course she was. Me quitting my well paid job and selling everything I ever had was not the exact idea she had for my future but she never tried to hold me back. In fact she’s been my greatest supporter throughout the years! So the decision was almost done. I told everyone so I couldn’t pull out anymore. This gave me extra momentum to follow up on my decision. 3 month had passed since I returned and I had created a plan to travel around the world. It was timed with the weather cycles to make sure I wouldn’t visit any country in bad weather. But somehow it didn’t really want to work out. In my mind I wanted to leave after all the big German holidays were over because I was going to work on those days and there was big tax-free cash to be made. But suddenly it seemed like the next holiday was always just a month away and so I had to draw a line on one point because I really wanted to leave and chasing the money would never make me leave. So I did. I set my deadline to July 2012. Once I had the deadline in mind I looked back into my around the world plan and noticed that India, the place I wanted to start, had rainy season from July till September. Ideally I wanted to go to India earliest in September and so I started to look for another option before India. Looking at the world map my attention was caught by the one continent I didn’t even consider for my travels yet. Africa. There wasn’t much information about traveling in Africa but the bits I found made me assume that it was possible. I found a tour that would go from Nairobi to Cape Town in 2.5 month but I never liked the idea of going with a group tour. So I looked up the tour itinerary and figured that I could just travel the same way by myself. Though I wasn’t really sure if that was safe so I decided to book my flights according to the tour date. Like this I could still book the tour last minute if I would change my mind. The moment of truth was in February 2012. I was sitting late at night in front of my computer and my mouse was hovering over the payment button from a flight booking website. This one click would now permanently change my future. It took me a few minutes before I closed my eyes, took a deep breath and clicked the button. Booked. I just booked a flight to Nairobi in Kenya! Of all the places in the world where people would start their world travels I choose to start in Kenya. Now my mom was definitely worried and I had to do my best to present facts that it was safe to go. Actually I wasn’t even convinced myself yet. Only like 2 weeks before my flight I actually found train maps of East Africa and that made me finally decided not to take the tour and go by myself. I thought if there are trains I will be able to travel. And I was right. After booking my flights things happened fast. I started to go through my excel sheet and quit all the insurances and contracts that needed 3 month notice in advance. My work only needed one month and I still wanted to get all the bonus holidays and nightshifts so I kept it for myself for another month before making it official. To my surprise everyone was really supportive and encouraged me. My shift leader, to the HR office and even the production manager, all really supported my decision. At the same time I started selling all my stuff in my apartment. Most things were bought by my friends and even today they still have my couch, shelfs, lamps and other things. I always smile when I visit them and spot one of my old belongings. During the last two weeks I managed to sell my 3 year old car. I had bought it new and made quite a big loss on it. But I didn’t care. I was happy it all worked out. I also remember the day I sold my bed. I had a couch-sufer staying with me and suddenly we both had to sleep on the couch! Pretty funny situation. My apartment became emptier by the day and a friend actually wanted to take it over from me. So during my last two weeks I started living in the guest room of a friend while helping my other friend to move into my old apartment. It all worked out perfectly. The timing for all of this couldn’t have been better. The weekend before my flight I had nothing left but my backpack. All the stress and pressure was gone. Just one last thing was left to organize. A big good by party. And I mean big. We set up two big tents from the fire fighters in the garden of a friend, got the loudest music system available and bought a car load of drinks. My friends house was inside a forest and it was a perfect spot for a big party. Everyone I ever knew was invited and we had a massive party with 150+ people. My work colleagues, fire fighter colleagues and all my friends came and turned this evening into great memories. The last two days I spent with my family and then the day had come. 10th June 2012. The post TTE010: Best and Toughest Decision I Ever Made (Story of My Life Part 1) appeared first on The Toto Experience.

Today’s guest is Christopher Chiu. He started his career in new york city and quickly got sucked into the stressful and unfulfilling lifestyle of wall street.  His physical and mental health started to suffer dramatically. A turning point came when his lung collapsed twice in the age of 28. Now seeking a better life he came across the term digital nomad. On deeper research he got sucked into a world of freedom, happiness and endless possibilities. Without wasting much time he took a 6 week vacation and flew out to Thailand where he found fulfillment in training Muay Thai and enjoying the easy lifestyle. After returning home he knew that he wanted a different life and as soon as he was done with his MBA he took immediate action, quit his job and got a one way ticket to Thailand. 3 years later he has become a serial entrepreneur with several businesses and also coaches clients who are stuck in similar situation then he was how to create the life they want. He also tells me about his disrupted childhood and how he found healing through Ayahuasca in South America. I really enjoyed this talk. It’s been truly inspiring and I hope you enjoy it too. Links: Christopher Chiu http://christopherwchiu.com/ http://www.facebook.com/chriswchiu http://www.youtube.com/c/ChristopherChiu FREE Myers Briggs Type Indicator (MBTI) Test: http://16personalities.com Sponsor: This Episode is brought to you by the Gracie Jiu Jitsu Immersion China.  Gracie Jiu Jitsu is a selfdefense martial arts focused on street fight situations. Certified by the Gracie Academy it is the first school of it’s kind in China. It’s immersion program with 2 to 3 daily training sessions offers the unique opportunity to learn 36 basic self-defense techniques within a few weeks time. No matter what situation you are facing, the goal is survival. If you get attacked and have the chance to run away, do it. If not, you better prepared. With Gracie Jiu Jitsu it doesn’t matter how strong, heavy or tall the attacking person might be. All that matters is technique, leverage and timing and I you WILL be able to defend yourself. I personally trained with them and I will never look back. It is an investment in yourself. A valuable skill that will stay with you for the rest of your life. The school is nested in the ancient lakeside town of Dali in southwest China. With it’s snow capped mountains, spring like climate, tea plantations, temples and the touristic ancient old town it offers an incredible lifestyle mix between nature and buzzing nightlife. For less than 1000$ per month you’ll get 2-3 daily Jiu Jitsu training classes, daily rooftop yoga, comfortable accommodation, great food and chinese language classes while living in one of the most beautiful parts of China. For more information got to http://gracie-immersion-china.com Dali Digital Nomad FB group: Click here The post TTE009: Wall Street Burnout, Ayahuasca, Digital Nomad and Life Coach in Thailand with Christopher Chiu appeared first on The Toto Experience.

Todays guest is Ed Salamanca. Driven by his passion to help others he started a career as psychology teacher. But after a near death experience a few years ago he realized how precious life and time is. A 9-5 job in the rat race wasn’t an option anymore. With help from mentors and thought leaders like Robert Kiyosaki he got into real estate investment. In a short time he reached enough cashflow to quit his job and live life on his own terms. We talked about ways to get into U.S. Real Estate, also as a non-US citizen, the great opportunities and challenges in the market, networking, mentorship and so much more. This has become another really special episode. Little did I know how deep our passions and values align and it looks like I’ll be going to visit him in Dallas soon! Really exciting Links: Ed Salamanca https://www.quora.com/profile/Ed-Salamanca/all_posts https://www.facebook.com/groups/playcashflow101/ Tai Lopez 67 Steps! (Affiliate Link) http://www.the67steps.com/c/toto/ Sovereign Academy Lithuania http://www.sovereignacademy.org Sponsor: This Episode is brought to you by the Gracie Jiu Jitsu Immersion China.  Gracie Jiu Jitsu is a selfdefense martial arts focused on street fight situations. Certified by the Gracie Academy it is the first school of it’s kind in China. It’s immersion program with 2 to 3 daily training sessions offers the unique opportunity to learn 36 basic self-defense techniques within a few weeks time. No matter what situation you are facing, the goal is survival. If you get attacked and have the chance to run away, do it. If not, you better prepared. With Gracie Jiu Jitsu it doesn’t matter how strong, heavy or tall the attacking person might be. All that matters is technique, leverage and timing and I you WILL be able to defend yourself. I personally trained with them and I will never look back. It is an investment in yourself. A valuable skill that will stay with you for the rest of your life. The school is nested in the ancient lakeside town of Dali in southwest China. With it’s snow capped mountains, spring like climate, tea plantations, temples and the touristic ancient old town it offers an incredible lifestyle mix between nature and buzzing nightlife. For less than 1000$ per month you’ll get 2-3 daily Jiu Jitsu training classes, daily rooftop yoga, comfortable accommodation, great food and chinese language classes while living in one of the most beautiful parts of China. For more information got to http://gracie-immersion-china.com Dali Digital Nomad FB group: Click here The post TTE008: Cash Flow, Real Estate Investing and a Life of Purpose with Ed Salamanca appeared first on The Toto Experience.

Torsten is talking about his recent experience of climbing a 4097m peak without enough preparation including food and water. Totally exhausted and tired Cai and Torsten reached the peak after 8.5 hours at 6 PM. Only 2 hours of daylight were left and they had no more food and water. It was a race against time. Was it worth the risk? He challenges the common belief of “never give up”. There is always a point when giving up is in fact the right thing to do. He also talks about the importance of mentorship, reading books and biographies of highly successful people and his plans (dreams) to build a multi-million dollar business. Links: Tai Lopez 67 Steps! (Affiliate Link) http://www.the67steps.com/c/toto/ Sponsor: This Episode is brought to you by the Gracie Jiu Jitsu Immersion China. Gracie Jiu Jitsu is a selfdefense martial arts focused on street fight situations. Certified by the Gracie Academy it is the first school of it’s kind in China. It’s immersion program with 2 to 3 daily training sessions offers the unique opportunity to learn 36 basic self-defense techniques within a few weeks time. No matter what situation you are facing, the goal is survival. If you get attacked and have the chance to run away, do it. If not, you better prepared. With Gracie Jiu Jitsu it doesn’t matter how strong, heavy or tall the attacking person might be. All that matters is technique, leverage and timing and I you WILL be able to defend yourself. I personally trained with them and I will never look back. It is an investment in yourself. A valuable skill that will stay with you for the rest of your life. The school is nested in the ancient lakeside town of Dali in southwest China. With it’s snow capped mountains, spring like climate, tea plantations, temples and the touristic ancient old town it offers an incredible lifestyle mix between nature and buzzing nightlife. For less than 1000$ per month you’ll get 2-3 daily Jiu Jitsu training classes, daily rooftop yoga, comfortable accommodation, great food and chinese language classes while living in one of the most beautiful parts of China. For more information got to http://gracie-immersion-china.com Dali Digital Nomad FB group: Click here The post TTE007: Almost Died on a Mountain, Mentors and Success Strategies with Toto appeared first on The Toto Experience.

Cai Bridgen is an actor, a film writer, a video blogger and a very deep feeling and thoughtful soul. Our paths crossed just a few weeks ago here in Dali, China and right from the first moment I could feel his very interesting energy. Once I got to know him closer I couldn’t wait to have him on the show. But Little did I know HOW interesting this episode would become. We talked about his passion for acting and quickly diverted into the depths of today’s society, spiritual experiences with mushrooms and DMT, the pineal gland, anomalies in our history ranging back to the last ice age, the great flood and lost civilizations, realization and meaning of life, quantum mechanics, materializing your dreams and morality. I enjoyed this conversation so much that we went way over time but if you are interested in those topics, I promise you it is worth it.   13:45 Book Meditations by Marcus Aurelius 15:00 Life as an Actor 19:00 Move forward no matter what 23:30 Money, Greed and Consumerism 25:30 Pineal Gland/ DMT 27:00 Mushroom Experience 33:00 Human Evolution 34:00 Lost Civilizations – Graham Hancock 53:45 Neuro-Linguistic programming (NLP) 1:00:00 Overcoming your Fear Links: Cai Bridgen Adventure YouTube Channel: http://bit.ly/1Wotuqm Book: Magicians of the Gods – Graham Hancock: http://amzn.to/1WYS95x Book: Meditations – Marcus Aurelius: http://amzn.to/1Z4V2yT Book/ Audio: Tony Robbins: http://amzn.to/1P2gvZ6 Sponsor: This Episode is brought to you by the Gracie Jiu Jitsu Immersion China.  Gracie Jiu Jitsu is a selfdefense martial arts focused on street fight situations. Certified by the Gracie Academy it is the first school of it’s kind in China. It’s immersion program with 2 to 3 daily training sessions offers the unique opportunity to learn 36 basic self-defense techniques within a few weeks time. No matter what situation you are facing, the goal is survival. If you get attacked and have the chance to run away, do it. If not, you better prepared. With Gracie Jiu Jitsu it doesn’t matter how strong, heavy or tall the attacking person might be. All that matters is technique, leverage and timing and I you WILL be able to defend yourself. I personally trained with them and I will never look back. It is an investment in yourself. A valuable skill that will stay with you for the rest of your life. The school is nested in the ancient lakeside town of Dali in southwest China. With it’s snow capped mountains, spring like climate, tea plantations, temples and the touristic ancient old town it offers an incredible lifestyle mix between nature and buzzing nightlife. For less than 1000$ per month you’ll get 2-3 daily Jiu Jitsu training classes, daily rooftop yoga, comfortable accommodation, great food and chinese language classes while living in one of the most beautiful parts of China. For more information got to http://gracie-immersion-china.com Dali Digital Nomad FB group: Click here The post TTE 005: DMT, Pineal Gland, Spirituality, Meaningful Life and Morality with Actor Cai Bridgen appeared first on The Toto Experience.

David Eisner is an online entrepreneur/ digital nomad. His journey started in 2009 when he decided to take his life in his own hands. Out of his parents basement he started an email marketing business which quickly did very well and only after a few month enabled him to to move out and go traveling while making more money than ever before. Today he is the co-founder of a software company start up which serves Amazon FBA businesses. They are just 6 month in the game and the new business is already taking off and growing rapidly. We also talk about the sovereign academy where we have met in 2015 and the future of the monetary system. Sponsor: This Episode is brought to you by the Gracie Jiu Jitsu Immersion China.  Gracie Jiu Jitsu is a selfdefense martial arts focused on street fight situations. Certified by the Gracie Academy it is the first school of it’s kind in China. It’s immersion program with 2 to 3 daily training sessions offers the unique opportunity to learn 36 basic self-defense techniques within a few weeks time. No matter what situation you are facing, the goal is survival. If you get attacked and have the chance to run away, do it. If not, you better prepared. With Gracie Jiu Jitsu it doesn’t matter how strong, heavy or tall the attacking person might be. All that matters is technique, leverage and timing and I you WILL be able to defend yourself. I personally trained with them and I will never look back. It is an investment in yourself. A valuable skill that will stay with you for the rest of your life. The school is nested in the ancient lakeside town of Dali in southwest China. With it’s snow capped mountains, spring like climate, tea plantations, temples and the touristic ancient old town it offers an incredible lifestyle mix between nature and buzzing nightlife. For less than 1000$ per month you’ll get 2-3 daily Jiu Jitsu training classes, daily rooftop yoga, comfortable accommodation, great food and chinese language classes while living in one of the most beautiful parts of China. For more information got to http://gracie-immersion-china.com Dali Digital Nomad FB group: Click here The post TTE 004: From Zero to Software Startup, Monetary System and Next Crisis with David Eisner appeared first on The Toto Experience.

Gloria Ruiz from the U.S. and Diego Guzman from Venezuela. Together their are the artists behind the Cafe con Leche Abroad YouTube channel. They have been together for more than 2 years and are living a life on the road as digital nomads. Diego is from Venezuela and tells us about the challenges the country is currently facing. How he came to the US and met Gloria. The graphic design work they are doing which pays for their travels. The incredible video blog their are running. The challenges and rewards of traveling as a couple. Their upcoming marriage in HongKong and the very interesting reasons behind it. What their parents are thinking about all this. We also talk about their future plans and planned travels to Egypt. The fascinating facts about the pyramids and other ancient structure around the world. The lost history of our world. The brainwashing of the so called educational systems. Traveling as a mind-opening experience. Spiritual experiences and manifestations of dreams. And our lives without worries nor fears. Show Notes 04:00 How did you end up in China 06:00 From Venezuela to the U.S. 07:00 Situation in Venezuela 11:00 Diegos mustache 12:45 Digital Nomad. How did you Start? 17:00 Next stop Hong Kong to get married 17:45 Advice: Travel as a couple! 21:00 What do your parents thing 26:00 Why get married abroad 30:30 Everyday is a Honeymoon 31:00 Egypt and the hidden secrets of the Pyramids 38:00 Traces of humanity could disappear within hundreds of years 41:00 Discovery of Mayan city by studying the stars 43:00 Faked history 44:00 Traveling to see the truth 46:00 The rat race 48:00 Human survival instinct 49:45 Traveling is character forming 50:00 Stereotypes 51:15 Beautiful Iraq 54:00 Manifestation of dreams 56:30 Positive thinking. Being okay financially. 58:30 Law of manifestations. How it works. 1:00:00 Go out and travel Links Documentary: The world without humans Website: www.cafeconlecheabroad.com Youtube Channel: www.youtube.com/c/cafeconlecheabroadlife Instagram: www.instagram.com/cafeconlecheIG Facebook page: www.facebook.com/cafeconlecheTV Twitter: www.twitter.com/cafeconlecheTW Sponsor: This Episode is brought to you by the Gracie Jiu Jitsu Immersion China.  Gracie Jiu Jitsu is a selfdefense martial arts focused on street fight situations. Certified by the Gracie Academy it is the first school of it’s kind in China. It’s immersion program with 2 to 3 daily training sessions offers the unique opportunity to learn 36 basic self-defense techniques within a few weeks time. No matter what situation you are facing, the goal is survival. If you get attacked and have the chance to run away, do it. If not, you better prepared. With Gracie Jiu Jitsu it doesn’t matter how strong, heavy or tall the attacking person might be. All that matters is technique, leverage and timing and I you WILL be able to defend yourself. I personally trained with them and I will never look back. It is an investment in yourself. A valuable skill that will stay with you for the rest of your life. The school is nested in the ancient lakeside town of Dali in southwest China. With it’s snow capped mountains, spring like climate, tea plantations, temples and the touristic ancient old town it offers an incredible lifestyle mix between nature and buzzing nightlife. For less than 1000$ per month you’ll get 2-3 daily Jiu Jitsu training classes, daily rooftop yoga, comfortable accommodation, great food and chinese language classes while living in one of the most beautiful parts of China. For more information got to http://gracie-immersion-china.com Dali Digital Nomad FB group: Click here The post TTE 003: Life abroad as Digital Nomad Couple and Manifestation of Dreams with Gloria Ruiz and Diego Guzman appeared first on The Toto Experience.

Todays guest is Russell Smith. 7 years ago he took his life in his own hands and left the rat race in England. He is a location independent entrepreneur with several business, mainly in and around china. We are taking about the immense opportunities in china, the headaches that come with it. The importance of networking in China and how to do it. How China tried to blow him up when the factory in Tiangen exploded. The beautiful lifestyle in Dali with it’s huge potential to become the next digital nomad spot. Jiu Jitsu training and one of his greatest passions which is Tea. Show Notes 4:00 What’s your story 9:00 How to start networking In China. 10:30 Chinese language barrier. Translators for factories. No need for international trade shows 11:30 Dealing with chinese culture. How rewarding is it really? Financially, Lifestyle? Opportunity is huge Headache is equally huge. Rollercoaster. Huge lows, Confusion. 14:00 Chinese mindset. Not straight forward. 19:00 Lifestyle in China. Where have you been living? 21:00 Living in Dali. Passion about Tea. Tea comes from chinese medicine. Medicinal herbs. 24:00 Using tea to be mindful. Taking time off 26:00 Process of tea. 29:00 The Dog in the background. Our home. Rooftop view on 4000m mountain. 32:00 How I ended up in Dali China 34:00 Tiangen explosion. Russel lived 900m next to it. China tried to blow me up. 44:00 Jiu Jitsu, How did you get me into this Links: Russel’s HK Business: RS Marketing Ltd. Sponsor: This Episode is brought to you by the Gracie Jiu Jitsu Immersion China.  Gracie Jiu Jitsu is a selfdefense martial arts focused on street fight situations. Certified by the Gracie Academy it is the first school of it’s kind in China. It’s immersion program with 2 to 3 daily training sessions offers the unique opportunity to learn 36 basic self-defense techniques within a few weeks time. No matter what situation you are facing, the goal is survival. If you get attacked and have the chance to run away, do it. If not, you better prepared. With Gracie Jiu Jitsu it doesn’t matter how strong, heavy or tall the attacking person might be. All that matters is technique, leverage and timing and I you WILL be able to defend yourself. I personally trained with them and I will never look back. It is an investment in yourself. A valuable skill that will stay with you for the rest of your life. The school is nested in the ancient lakeside town of Dali in southwest China. With it’s snow capped mountains, spring like climate, tea plantations, temples and the touristic ancient old town it offers an incredible lifestyle mix between nature and buzzing nightlife. For less than 1000$ per month you’ll get 2-3 daily Jiu Jitsu training classes, daily rooftop yoga, comfortable accommodation, great food and chinese language classes while living in one of the most beautiful parts of China. For more information got to http://gracie-immersion-china.com Dali Digital Nomad FB group: Click here The post TTE 002: Network in China, Business and Lifestyle Opportunities, Gracie Jiu Jitsu in Dali with Russell Smith appeared first on The Toto Experience.

Torsten talks about the reasons why he started this show and what listeners can expect in the future. He dives into the topics he is most passionate about which are Creating Value, Health, Wealth, Consciousness and Freedom. Sponsor: This Episode is brought to you by the Gracie Jiu Jitsu Immersion China.  Gracie Jiu Jitsu is a selfdefense martial arts focused on street fight situations. Certified by the Gracie Academy it is the first school of it’s kind in China. It’s immersion program with 2 to 3 daily training sessions offers the unique opportunity to learn 36 basic self-defense techniques within a few weeks time. No matter what situation you are facing, the goal is survival. If you get attacked and have the chance to run away, do it. If not, you better prepared. With Gracie Jiu Jitsu it doesn’t matter how strong, heavy or tall the attacking person might be. All that matters is technique, leverage and timing and I you WILL be able to defend yourself. I personally trained with them and I will never look back. It is an investment in yourself. A valuable skill that will stay with you for the rest of your life. The school is nested in the ancient lakeside town of Dali in southwest China. With it’s snow capped mountains, spring like climate, tea plantations, temples and the touristic ancient old town it offers an incredible lifestyle mix between nature and buzzing nightlife. For less than 1000$ per month you’ll get 2-3 daily Jiu Jitsu training classes, daily rooftop yoga, comfortable accommodation, great food and chinese language classes while living in one of the most beautiful parts of China. For more information got to http://gracie-immersion-china.com Dali Digital Nomad FB group: Click here   The post TTE 001: Goal Setting, Health, Money, Mind, Freedom – Toto’s Introduction appeared first on The Toto Experience.