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I wander all over the world and I share what I learn with you! In so doing, I hope you'll be inspired to do the same. Travel is the best university.
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Watch the three WanderLearn Shows featuring the entertaining Travel Tribe X Podcast Host Jordan Chmiel!
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Travel Tribe X Podcast Host Jordan Chmiel exposes his secrets on finding the courage to live in South Korea when he hardly knew where it was.
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00:00 Intro
01:00 1st lesson
08:00 2nd lesson
09:00 South Korea
Travel Tribe X Podcast Host Jordan Chmiel shares a hilarious true story when he acted like the two idiots in the final scene of the "Dumb and Dumber" comedy.
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Travel Tribe X Podcast Host Jordan Chmiel has tried hammocks & tents. He explains why he loves hammocks! We also dive into the SCUBA world. We end with current world hot spots.
00:00 Hammocks vs. Tents
05:15 Next Adventure
07:45 SCUBA Diving
14:30 Ukraine & North Korea
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A subscriber wants to know: what is the ideal writing space?
It takes me 5-10 years to pump out a book, so I'm a lousy author to answer this question, but I'll try.
I answer the question in a three-minute video & podcast:
This house in California's Trinity Alps was nearly perfect because it lacked mobile phone coverage.
However, it had Internet.
Avalanche expert Robert Hahn appeared on an earlier WanderLearn episode. Back then, he was single.
Now, he's brought his Malagasy partner to join him in one of the two episodes below. After we recorded, she preferred that I not share her name.
00:00 How they met
00:30 What shocked her
02:15 What shocked Robert
05:45 Couples in the USA vs. Madagascar
08:40 Fady = Forbidden Taboo
11:30 Body shape preferences
15:00 Madagascar's Future
A WanderLearn listener asked me:
In this show, I answer that question in 6 minutes.
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Many believe Africa is teeming with wildlife. Others believe seeing gorillas and other wildlife must be cheap because Africans have a low income. Both of these ideas are myths.
In eight minutes, I answer a Patron's question about seeing mountain gorillas in Rwanda. I mention Uganda.
The cost estimates mentioned in the video are the cheapest possible mountain gorilla treks. You have to hunt to find a deal for $800. But they exist. What also exists is the $8000 deal. African safari prices vary tremendously.
Furthermore, you could consider seeing the lowland gorillas in the Republic of Congo. The price is about a quarter of what the mountain gorillas cost, but they are far away. So bring binoculars.
Lastly, I answer the question about the abundance of African wildlife. The reality is much more depressing than you imagine. African wildlife is rare & usually hunted.
You debate someone daily. It could be your partner, friend, co-worker, boss, or an anonymous asshole on social media.
Debates can be exhausting and unproductive, especially if you're debating someone close-minded and inflexible. I've made controversial points about:
Therefore, I have plenty of experience debating intransigent people.
In the past, I would waste time debating religion (I have a BA degree in Religion) and other taboo subjects, but lately, I've developed a new technique to avoid having useless discussions.
I reveal my simple tactic below that you can employ when you're talking about:
Lastly, look in the mirror! Make sure you apply the same question to yourself! Maybe you're the stubborn one! Tell the other person what evidence you would like to see before changing your mind.
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