Do you know anyone who’s traveled to every country in the world? 

Get prepared to meet New York Times’ Bestselling Author Chris Guillebeau and learn strategies to start your Side Hustle to learn how you can make money on the side and travel.

Chris is the author of the new book Side Hustle: From Idea to Income in 27 Days.

Five years ago, I remember staying in a hostel on the beach in Nicaragua for $7/night reading Chris’ original book The Art of Non-Conformity.  This is a book that made a dramatic impact on my life and inspired me to build Under30Experiences into what it is today.  If you haven’t heard about Chris’ World Domination Summit, it’s a community I highly recommend getting involved with.  

Chris and I talk about what it’s like to see every country in the world and how creating such a massive quest for himself allowed him to get to know himself better, which almost always leads to great confidence and levels of success.

I have the opportunity to ask Chris how he began to find his voice, especially as an introvert, and what other shy people can do to get out of their comfort zones.  

If you are wondering what’s next in your life or how you can start to earn money on the side, I highly suggest listening in to Chris’ advice.  I truly enjoyed this conversation and knowing that not everyone has to take the same path to success and starting a side business should be easy and fun.

Listen until the end to find out Chris’ favorite book, country, meal, and worst side hustle he ever started himself.

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#74 Make Side Money and Travel the World with Chris Guillebeau

Mark Peacock is the host of the TravelCommons podcast, one of the longest running travel radio shows on the internet. Mark has been a frequent business traveler for more than 30 years.&nbsp; He travels all over the world for high-tech companies and management consultancies.&nbsp;&nbsp; Mark Peacock’s first TravelCommons podcast was recorded in May 2005 in the bathroom of the Wardman Park Marriott in Washington, DC. Originally, TravelCommons was going to be travel blog, but Mark turned out producing the “Voice of the Traveler” podcast.&nbsp; Ask Mark frequently says, “it is more about the journey than the destination.” Mark has lived all over the United States, and is currently living in Chicago for the third time with his wife and two kids. In this episode of The Millennial Travel Podcast I discuss with Mark Peacock:&nbsp;  How Mark started a travel podcast and hosts one of the oldest travel podcasts on the internet. How Mark started TravelCommons podcast in a hotel bathroom in 2005 and what has kept him going. How does Mark get any work done while traveling? Does travel spark creativity?&nbsp; How technology interrupts our ability to chat with the people around us while traveling.&nbsp; Why Mark advises his family not to travel during “rush hour” in airports on Monday mornings and Thursday evenings.&nbsp; Should you invest in TSA Precheck?&nbsp; Why Mark always focuses on flying with one airline, goes to the airline lounges, and has the airport credit cards. Does Mark get upgraded as a frequent business traveler and is airline status worth it? Why is it more difficult to get upgrades these days?&nbsp; Mark Peacock’s tips for rental cars. Should you lock in your gas price with a rental car company? Is it worth it?&nbsp; What are some of Mark’s craziest travel stories as a business traveler? Mark’s tips for traveling during the winter and having backup plans.&nbsp;  The Millennial Travel Podcast Rapid Fire Questions I ask Mark Peacock:&nbsp;  Favorite domestic airport   Terminal 2 in San Francisco&nbsp;   Favorite international airport Favorite airline Favorite booking website&nbsp;   Direct with airlines, but search with Google&nbsp;   Favorite travel bloggers   Craig and Linda Indie Travel Podcast past Millennial Travel Podcast guests! Chris Christensen Amateur Traveler another past podcast guest of ours!&nbsp; Flyer Talk--The World’s Most Popular Frequent Flyer Website The Cranky Flyer--an airline industry blog Boarding Area--required reading for frequent flyers&nbsp;    Resources from Mark Peacock:&nbsp;  TravelCommons.com Twitter @Mpeakcock Facebook TravelCommons Instagram @TravelCommons  You can find all the links and past show notes on  Direct support for The Millennial Travel Podcast comes from . Looking for more great content? Check out

MTP17: Travel Like a Pro with Mark Peacock of TravelCommons

[Millennial Travel Podcast] Listen to inspiring conversations about cutting edge mental and physical techniques to help you live beyond the status quo. This podcast will motivate you to grow your business, get in better shape, perform at your peak, and most importantly have more fun. Matt Wilson is the co-founder of the popular blog Under30CEO and the travel company Under30Experiences.

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