Decentralization, Digital Nomads, and Life in Bali: Insights from Roberto Capodieci

"Ever wondered what it’s like to live and work from paradise while revolutionizing the world with decentralized technology?"
Join us as Roberto Capodieci, an expert in decentralized systems and peer-to-peer technologies, shares his global journey from Italy to Southeast Asia. Discover his experiences working remotely, building decentralized platforms, and his insights on the future of digital nomads. Roberto also talks about his family life, his wife’s spa product business, and his passion for educating people about decentralization.
In this episode, Roberto Capodieci shares his experiences living in Bali for over 20 years and working in the world of decentralized systems. He explains how he balances his professional life as a technical architect with personal adventures, family life, and supporting his wife’s entrepreneurial ventures. Roberto’s insights into digital nomads, blockchain technology, and the future of remote work make this episode a must-listen.
5 Key Takeaways:
🔑 Living the Digital Nomad Dream: Roberto explains how living in places like Bali and Thailand allows digital nomads to work remotely while enjoying some of the world's most beautiful destinations.
💡 Preparing for Remote Life: It’s essential to have financial stability, savings, and clients lined up before making the move to live abroad.
🚀 The Power of Decentralization: Roberto is a passionate advocate of decentralized systems and peer-to-peer technologies, sharing insights into how they are reshaping industries like finance and supply chains.
🎯 Adapting to Global Time Zones: While living abroad, Roberto often works during unusual hours to accommodate clients across different time zones, showcasing the flexibility of remote work.
✨ Supporting Family Ventures: Roberto highlights his wife’s entrepreneurial journey in creating spa products and the joy of supporting each other’s business endeavors.
Roberto’s inspiring journey is a testament to how remote work and decentralized systems can transform both personal and professional lives. Tune in to learn how to create a fulfilling life, wherever you are in the world.
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We're live. Hi everyone You've so excited. Okay.
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Let me be clear. First of all, I'm house -sitting
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and it's been a tough week for me a little bit
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of awesome heart issues Robert but I'm alive
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and I'm here and You're gonna be my medicine
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tonight to help me feel better. So that's the
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way to do it Okay, do I know Robert? No, the
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only thing three things I know about Robert.
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He's brave He's a beautiful human and he's brilliant
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So, Robert, introduce yourself to me. Hi, Robert.
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I'm Adrienne. Who are you? Jen, thank you for
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having me in your show. I just came back home
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from a comedy show. If this can help push things
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up a little bit, brighten things up. Well, I'm
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Roberto Capodici. I'm Italian. I've been living
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around the world. I spent the first 18 years
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of my life in Italy. Then I spent a lot of time
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in the United States. Now it's 20 years I'm in
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Southeast Asia. I live in Bali, Indonesia at
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the moment. So I think there are places people
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take the effort to go on holiday to. Why not
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live in there directly? So Venice, Italy, Florida
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in the States, and now Bali in Southeast Asia.
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So that's exciting. And working in IT, I can
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adapt myself. It's a work I can do a little bit
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everywhere, even starting companies. Singapore
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is a fantastic country nearby here. It's two
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and a half hours of flight from here. And there
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is a lot of interesting opportunities there.
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So there you go. And yeah, so that's who I am.
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That's what I'm... I mean like I don't I am not
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my job I am a human as I was saying I'm a father
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of four I have a lot of interesting aspect of
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family life as well but I love it I love it so
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Robert sorry for the dog in the background I
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have oops Robert I have a question for you if
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you live in Bali the most beautiful place on
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earth most people would say that where do you
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vacation and right that's the big Like, where
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do you go when you're in a place like this? Go
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to Thailand. Thailand is another amazing destination
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that is very similar but completely different
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at the same time from Indonesia. So that's where
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many people... You know, there is a new generation
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of digital nomads. kids, even though there are
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even 50 plus that do digital nomads, but mostly
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are 20 something that do digital nomads and do
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very well. And they really live between different
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countries of East Asia, mainly Thailand and Indonesia,
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Chiang Mai, Chiang Rai, and Bali or other islands.
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So much the governments are organizing themselves
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to offer visas, special for digital nomads, so
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they are legally working remotely from within
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the country, which when you're with a tourist
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visa, you are not allowed to work even for an
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employee outside the country where you are. You
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should be only in holiday. I want to do some
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fast questions for you because I think a lot
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of people are really interested. But we're going
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to do because I have like five back to back interviews
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today. It's a live with them. So what I want
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to do is ask you these questions and. I want
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to ask you your questions and then give your
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answer. Like, first of all, like, how long does
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it take you to prepare to actually go overseas
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and live? Well, the time you spend that, well,
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now, when I was a kid, the first time I took
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and left, you have no website to buy airplane
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tickets, you need to go to a travel agency actually,
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so it would take a little longer because you
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need to wait at the travel agency to prepare
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your tickets. As I would say, a couple of hours,
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three hours. No, never prepare a big luggage
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because it's just a lot of annoying stuff with
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you, so take a flight and go where you want to
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go and then start there with what you can do.
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I think it's the best way to prepare honestly.
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Okay, so here's the next question. Do you do
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you have your clients already and then kind of
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like bring your clients? I don't you know, you're
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working remotely, you know, or your own business.
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So do you bring your clients? Do you get your
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clients first and move? Or do you move and try
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to get your clients? So like, what would make
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more sense? And then we'll make more sense to
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live already knowing that you can survive, you
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can have an income, obviously, that goes way
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without saying. And depends on how adventurous
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somebody is. Never be in a country that you don't
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know with the language, you don't know with no
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money on the road, that's not really intelligent,
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I will say. So obviously, make sure that you
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have already some money, some savings, plus some
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income that you can have, you know. Are you going
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over first? Because how do you know how the Wi
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-Fi is? Nowadays, I would say, thanks to Elon
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Musk, a small satellite antenna that fits in
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a small luggage, you can be connected to the
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internet anywhere in the world, even in the middle
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of nowhere, in a raft in the middle of the ocean,
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if you don't have food or water, but you have
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internet. It's good to ask for it, I guess. I
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love that. Again, Robert, I'm so sorry. I'm here
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at this house sitting and the dogs, it's been
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a very tough week for me, I have to admit, as
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far as trying to work. So I don't want to cancel
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this. So let me, I want you to share right now,
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once you're over there, what are the steps? Like,
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are you working during the day? Are you working
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American hours, Italy hours? Like, I'm really
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curious about your hours, but I'm going off camera.
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So you're just going to be you while I... Just
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handle the situation with the dogs. All right.
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Sure thing. OK. Oh, well, first of all, it doesn't
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mean I'm not a digital nomad. 20 years that I
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live in Bali, Indonesia, I am not very nomadic
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if I was a digital nomad, obviously. But I think
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that I saw so many people traveling around Southeast
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Asia doing online jobs. Maybe they have a...
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a drug shipping store where they just need to
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connect, you know, supplier with the clients
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or they have other kinds like they are developer,
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they have application or they run a software
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as a service website, many other things that
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they potentially can do. And this is something
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they do without, I would say, they will do the
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same thing at home that they're doing when they're
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remote. some jobs that require them to be online
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on a certain time of the day or the night. Myself,
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now it's midnight and seven minutes here in Bali.
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So, you know, just to accommodate the fact that
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sometimes you deal with people on other side
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of the planet and then you need to get to the
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compromise to be present at times that are not,
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you know, but it's a personal choice, I guess,
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so. Robert, I love that. Thank you for your patience
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there. I love that. So my next question is kind
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of a little different. I just want to know, like,
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what are the topics? So you requested to come
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on live. I love it. I don't review anyone. So,
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you know, it's open seat. But what is your, like,
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what are you hoping to gain from, like, serving
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on podcasts? Are you looking for more business?
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Is there a story you want to share? What is your
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goal? for getting a podcast? Well, all right,
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so that's a very interesting question because
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I've been doing, I've been guesting about 50
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podcasts since the beginning of the year so far.
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Whatever, whatever, wait, don't just say that,
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wait, breathe. Everyone, 50 podcasts, wow. Share,
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share. I host my own as well and I host also
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for a group that has many very interesting podcasts
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in financial technology. I had a series about
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preventing online scams. I did the podcast in
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Italian with other people about the metaverse.
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I've been doing many things. I guess it's interesting,
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more the things is taken seriously, it's interesting
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also to explore how other people do it. I wonder,
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would I ever be able to be a guest at a Joe Rogan
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or a Fred Fick's memoir? There are... Like, what
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is so interesting about me, you know? Is there
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a lot of interesting facts about me? There are,
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I guess, because they've been asked to be, you
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know, the first few I offered myself as a guest
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and the rest became mostly invitation that I
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received of people seeing me and others. And
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there is also a way to learn to be a better host,
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I guess. So, in the past they've been asked to
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write a book and... Before accepting to write
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the book, I wanted to be sure to be good about
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writing. So I started writing columns for the
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newspaper. I started writing a blog. And there
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I realized I wasn't very good. So I did the process
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in learning, and then I co -written books with
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other people. It's something that I don't believe
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they want to be already at the top. So that never
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works. like a path to get to a destination. And
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being guest in podcast is a choice I've made
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to learn, to get to know a lot of more new people
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and to understand better how this world works.
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I love that, I love that. I'm also a podcast
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producer for Market Domination, but this show
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is not produced by him. This is a homegrown show,
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but I totally agree with everything you're saying
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and the ability to, and it helps you to keep,
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you know, on your toes with your brain thinking.
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So I absolutely love that. I am going to share
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something with you. I want to ask you a couple
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of questions. Again, so Spitfire answers, yes
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or no. Have you ever been on a social audio app?
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Social audio app, I'm not very sure what it means,
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so just know. What? Wait, what? Really? Okay,
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so this is so amazing. So there is, it's like
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four years ago, an app called Clubhouse came
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out. Ah, Clubhouse, yes. Oh, okay, okay. Yeah,
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yeah, yeah. All right, so you picked your Clubhouse.
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Now what if you picked your Clubhouse, but you
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could have video. you could stream, you could
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do podcasts, you could you could do the video
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with people in the room where they can un -mic,
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you can mute them all and then you can say anyone
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have questions and then they'll raise their hand
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and you get they could ask questions right there.
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I mean how interactive it's going on by the way
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also the this is most incredible so it's a social
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audio video app by a young man named Nelson Apega
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who was it like he's like the number one clubhouse
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well audio lover right he went from clubhouse
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to twitter spaces and realized what was missing
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and and as an entrepreneur created chatter social
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it would be great for you first of all there's
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people all over the globe you could be in the
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room with ecuadorians you know you could be in
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the room with anyone it's amazing and you're
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having real conversations with real live people.
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There's entertaining rooms, there was the voice
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where contestants got on camera, and it was so
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much fun with the judges. Would you like an invite?
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Should do. Okay, so we're done. I'll send you
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the invite. I think you will really enjoy it
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because so what is the majority of your business?
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Is it social media? Are you brand strategists?
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Are you a cyber scam? Like I didn't get a chance
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to know. If we were going to read your speaker
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sheet, tell me what's on your booking sheet.
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I mean, I am a I'm an advocate of decentralization.
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I am experiencing the centralized system. I am
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a technical architect for the centralized system.
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So I do roles as CTO or software architect or
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project management in software implementations
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for the centralized system. So system based on
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peer to peer. That's a lot of complicated words
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to say that pretty much I build the engines that
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stay underneath what are, for example, cryptocurrencies
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or other decentralized system where, you know,
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system for supply chain and other things like
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that. Yes. Amazing. You're going to love chat
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or social. It's actually made for someone like
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you. It is perfect because you get the CEO and
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founder Nelson Apega actually runs a town hall
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where you can ask questions. We've seen people
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come in and get hired from by him, which is amazing.
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So it's incredible. Pretty much mostly every
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night is the town hall where you learn and get
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all these updates as it going. So we're in private
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public beta. We were some of us were the first,
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I think it was the first 100 in the private beta.
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So now it's public beta. So still a lot of changes.
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He always asks feedback, polls. You are going
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to love this. I didn't even think about it, but
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after hearing what you're saying, I'm like, Ooh,
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you are going to be good chatter social .io.
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So anyways, I, so like this amazing life that
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you have, are you working on a book to share
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your story to, or just the podcast and guessing?
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But technical book has been written in the past
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or, uh, you know, I have one interesting, if
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people are interested in the centralized system,
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a book that you can download for free or buy
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at amazon .com. But now at the moment I'm organizing
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myself to start hosting. There is a podcast platform
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with the different topics and selection of a
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series of podcasts that I want to start putting
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out. And so that's pretty much it. For the rest,
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I do my job, my business. My work is now on social
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media, right? It's on the technical aspects.
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So I have my own companies and things. This is
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just the pleasure of having a chat, educating
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people about decentralization through this media,
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and get to learn how all this work works. Robert,
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before we go, what's behind you? What is behind
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me like is that is that oh, yeah, what is it?
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This is this is a brain is the QR code that goes
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to my LinkedIn These are very old the floppy
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disk cassette tapes, you know from there Wait,
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am I supposed to go like this? Should I do this?
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I want to do it I want to do it. Wait, hold on
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everyone. Everyone get out your phone get out
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your phone. Let's go Alright, let's go. That's
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got a phone. Let me go to the kit. Let's see
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if it works camera Let's go like this. Come on
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I do have an iPhone 15 Pro Max, not that I'm
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bragging. Oh, poop. It must be something that's
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just not picking it up. Shoot. Let me just try
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one more time. Probably, unless the image is
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muted. All right. Well, I try if someone else
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try. Otherwise, we'll have all your links. Like
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this should work. So what we'll do is we're going
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to put all your information in the show notes.
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so that everyone has it. So do you want people
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to reach out to you via LinkedIn? How do you
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want people to reach out to you? And what do
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you have? Tell me your socials right now. Like,
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what do you have? Well, LinkedIn is rc10. So
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the classic linkedin .com slash im slash rc10,
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rc like rc10. All right. My website is rcx .it.
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as a short link to get to my website. And what
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is it? And? RCX. So RC again, Robert. Oh, RCX.
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Okay. Good. Oh, you're going to good, good, good,
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good, good. I want to make sure I'll have the
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show notes, but they hear you now. I love that.
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I think that so, so on your, so are you making
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a course or doing something with your how to
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travel? you know, how to travel or how to be,
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like that would be really cool. You just, are
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you available for like consults? Are you available
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for just like a free like 15 minutes? Someone
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can ask you a question. Yeah. If somebody wants
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to reach to me, they're more than welcome to
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reach out to me. If I can help, I'm always happy
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to help. If somebody is interested in decentralization
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or, you know, they want to know more again, just.
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I love that. So contact you and then are you
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putting it in the notes right there? Do you have
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access to the chat on the right side of your
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screen? All right, yeah. If you do, that would
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be awesome. So I do something. I'm not as cool
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as you. Well, I'm not even like a quarter cool
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as you, but I am a trusted house sitter. So I
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travel through the United States and sit for
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people's pets for free. Well, this one I'm doing
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is like down the road for me. But normally I
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love to travel and then, you know, stay at people's
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houses for free in exchange for watching their
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dog or cat or whatever they have. And and actually,
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so my next goal is to, you know, explore the
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rest of the globe because it's a global organization.
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So there sits all over. So it's a fun way to
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travel. And there's a lot of people that are
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domain nomad, digital nomads, but they're using
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like the trusted house sitter kind of thing.
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So you could, you know. and you get like three
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months sits, you get really, some people get
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like year long sits once people have to travel.
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So very cool. Robert, you're a cool dude. Likewise.
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I love it. 50 out of 50 interview pretty much,
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pretty much one a week or two a week. You've
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had to like, it's not how many, I don't even
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know how many. Wow. So what? I don't know if
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indirectly some of the business I receive comes
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from some technical interviews I do in some podcasts,
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maybe. But some people connected to me because
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they saw me in the podcast. But no client told
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me, ah, I'm your client because I saw you in
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the podcast. I don't know. Got it, got it, got
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it. Maybe it happened, I don't know. But I don't
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do it to find clients. I do it because I like
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to share my knowledge and to get to know people.
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So I just want everyone out of here to really
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if you could if you could could you please? Connect
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with Roberto and say oh I saw the interview with
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Adrian so that he gets more of messages from
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me if you don't if you wouldn't mind I'm looking
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at you. Yeah, you over there to the right. Please
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do that for me so I I find it fascinating and
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then do you have are you doing anything with
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like the beautiful pictures of Bali like are
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you do you have like are you showing the country
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itself like as you travel and tour bali and go
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on the beach how often are you at the beach and
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not very often i'm very big if i go to the beach
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then the green peas come and they push me back
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in the water you know that's not even nice don't
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be don't say that about yourself stop it stop
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it you're looking at i don't understand that
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the beach and you know what the beach is not
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just to go in the beaches to to look at too are
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there a lot of restaurants on the water yeah
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there are a lot of nice restaurants on the beaches
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And I got the good fish to eat. But I live in
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the Wuntang, I live in the inside of the island,
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so it's a little bit of a trip to go to the beach.
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But I have a nice swimming pool here at home,
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so sometimes I just... Do you have an extra bedroom
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by any chance? Extra bedroom? No, I have four
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kids actually. Three living with me, plus wife,
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and we are quite packed. But in fact, that's
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one of the issues, because we had an area, a
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separate building that we use as a guest room.
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But now my wife starts this production of a spa
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product. So she took over the space, and there
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is no more guest room. Oh my God, I! I can't
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wait to hear what product she'll have to come
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on the show. I love that. So she's venturing
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out as her own entrepreneur and was there a problem
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and she's solving it with the product? She's
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been in this business for many years and she's
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sort of an alchemist. She makes these things.
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She started with something that she thought was
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the amazing thing, but nobody seems to care.
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As a side thing, she's making those soaps and
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people go crazy for her soaps. I don't know why.
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And it is very interesting. Her company is called
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Aura Permata. And she has a website, therapermata
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.com, you can see. And also in YouTube, she has
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a channel where she explains to people how to
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do the product at home if somebody wants. Interesting.
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OK, get her on for me. Get her on for me. Send
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me all of her information. Send me your information.
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Hey, I just want to talk to your kids for it.
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Roberto's kids, there's four of you, right? Just
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remember all four of you can go into one room
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and then I can have a room to stay. Just an FYI.
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I'm just kidding, guys. I'm just kidding. Nobody's
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moving out of your room. But I do want to share
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with you. You got the coolest father, the coolest
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mother it sounds like. So you are lucky. And
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then you are in Bali. So wow. And I think that
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they could do a podcast sharing their life at
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their little older, you know, older teenagers.
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Anyways, people love that. So I love it. I'm
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going to let you go, Robert, to enjoy your midnight.
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So have a great, thank you for spending midnight
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to 1230 a .m. Robert, thank you so much. We're
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going to stay in touch, okay? Now we're friends.
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I put in the chat all the links you need, so
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also my wife's stuff. I would love that. I'm
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in Daytona Beach. If you want to come for Daytona,
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no, why would you? I've been in Florida for 10
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years, 12 years, on the other side in Sarasota.
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So right, right, right. Oh my gosh, it was fun.
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Thank you so much for being bold, brave and beautiful
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coming on without knowing what you were getting
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into. You don't even know me. Amazing. Thank
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you. Bye Roberto. Bye bye.

