Youtube comments of Maverick Capitalist (@maverickcapitalist1).

  1. I live in Estonia lol but not sure how much many people here would like it. Even in 10 to 15 years Estonia has evolved and changed so much from what I call its glory days. This country can definitely work for an established company to domicile but many aspects of the lifestyle are tough and require the right mentality. The country currently is exceptionally difficult to enter at moment due to coronavirus unless you are a citizen here and seems to be maintaining a much closed border in the near future. As for other Baltic countries I have traveled to both and found Lithuania to be quite pleasant and a bit nicer climate system then Estonia. Lastly, note Estonia now has two leaders (president-prime minister) that are women which tends to drive a country in a certain direction that most here already know but keep in mind this place is rapidly becoming very pro feminist. If you like feminism great but if not run for the hills lol.
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  2. Great video and having lived in South America (Chile and Argentina) can say South America as a whole is a unique place to live but would not live their again, very different living long-term verse a short-term trip. Also, note in Chile you will need to live in a pretty decent area to avoid crime, but one issue in Chile is often what appears to look like a nice area can actually become pretty sketchy at night and as they say looks can be deceiving. Regarding, Paraguay not so sure this is a very safe place. Many Paraguayans live in Argentina and will all state that Paraguay has a pretty high rate of crime but I suppose that depends on the city and area of the city one is living. Regarding Uruguay that is another country I visited in 2014 and really enjoyed it, very tranquil and absolutely the safety ratings of Uruguay are not over hyped. Uruguay is both very European and modern and often you will feel like you are somewhere in Europe if you travel to certain parts of Uruguay. Uruguay also has a really cool vibe if you are more of the "hippy"/musician type that just wants to sit back and enjoy life, as many people will go to Uruguay to live this type of lifestyle and it has a climate system and culture that is well designed for this type of lifestyle.
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  3. Same boat as me, so much wasted time that people spend in politics.
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  4. Leave California and Chicago to all business people and people who like to work lol, I will be heading to Serbia from Estonia in the Springtime which I am super excited about, initially it was meant to be Russia but plans changed so Serbia it will be for now!
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  5. Totally understand your perspective and am not surprised that you left! This is the current phase I am at, probally where you were about 8 years ago. You are about 9 years older then me I believe Andrew so it helps having a person with the experience you have to learn from and gain insight.
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  6. I can relate to this whole experience having spent two years in latin america from age 20 to 22 and definitely realized it was not for me long term but you definitely make some very solid points here Josh!
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  7. Great points mentioned in this video. I still remember visiting Italy and Spain in 2011, and was quite thrilled by the scenery and really enjoyed the ambience and culture but unfortunately these countries are indeed not growing well economically and likely will continue in the future in other European countries, unless these countries can reverse their ways.
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  8. Well stated here Andrew, and never happier since leaving the states, just need to find a wife abroad lol. That will hopefully come in due time and agree with your perspective and have had people tell me the same that there will be nowhere left to flee but likely most of those people are still sitting in their respective home countries. Cheers!
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  9. Great video and I also live in eastern Europe but dont tell that to Estonians lol. In terms of safety on a whole most of eastern Europe is extremely safe and rate of violent crime is low. Even at bus or tram stops the drunks typically dont bother people here and will leave people alone and nothing like in the U.S. Also, the Armenian gal in this video is quite a beauty Andrew haha. Great video and perhaps in the future you could do a video on central and northern eastern Europe like Belarus, Ukraine, Poland, Hungary, Russia, Baltics, ect...
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  10. Very good video and completely agree with you on this topic and can definitely relate to this one well. I had a good friend from Canada when I lived in Chile and he had many negative stories about the country and actually had told me USA in many ways would even be better then Canada. There are many aspects of Canada people don't understand about that country which people realize pretty quickly after moving.
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  11. Great video and Georgia and Armenia are two countries I hope to visit next year if there are not heavy travel restrictions.
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  12. You finally did this video, I already did this topic for my Youtube channel and great to see your perspective on this topic!
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  13. America is justly right to stand up for its own entrepreneurs, no different then what most of the Asian countries do which have the most absurd double standards of almost any country. The asians bemoan the policies of western countries like U.S. and Canada but then treat foreign born people such as ones from the U.S. with complete double standards compared to their own citizens with one such example being the ability to own land. At this point I am fed up with hearing them complain and furthermore Silicon Valley has zero loyalty to the U.S. and at this point I would have more support of the U.S. government as a whole then the cultish Silicon Valley tech sector.
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  14. Simple answer is to avoid relationships with women in workplaces. I work in education which has similar issues but best thing to do is not get involved.
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  15. If the areas mentioned the 1% rule is by far the one that sticks with me the most in my day-to-day life. This amounts to massive improvement over a 5 year period also. Also, regarding Georgia one area that I enjoy from their is the cuisine, which is amazing in my opinion! I often joke around with people and tell them the more chaotic the society, the more likely the better cuisine is found in that place. Not always true but this example would be the case in many situations haha.
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  16. Very good video. I had started living abroad before I even watched Youtube and had heard the concept of a digital nomad or travel blogger, that was in 2012. I first lived in Chile as a student,worker for 2 years as a university student. Similar to yourself much of my interest in living abroad had to do with lifestyle and preference to live outside USA. It had very little to do with work, taxes, ect... and overtime realized I preferred to be outside the country, just did not like living in Chile after 2 years. From this experience and being back in USA I realized eastern Europe was a better fit for me with the type of person I was and after being in North eastern Europe (Russia, Estonia) for a 1.5 years know this part of the world is a better fit for me now but this first experience was so pivotal in choosing eastern Europe over South America. Looking back I am so glad I left South America and realize now just how impractical it would have been for me long term. So many people point out the nice weather of South America but overlook so many aspects of their society that are not very practical for a foreign person. Likewise, people will point out the climate system in Estonia and Karelian province of Russia (i.e. St. Petersburg) and I am like I will take this climate anyday along with all the other aspects of these places. It does not hurt either, I have a liking for blond and brunette Russian women lol, another story for another time. The key point for everyone to understand here is pick what is comfortable for you not anyone else, people are all different. Also, understand if you don't like a place within first few months of living in that country, it is unlikely to improve and will likely get worse over time. Have a nice weekend all!
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  17. Great topic, this is a great sign of success and practicality for living around the world! By age 30 I would like to own at least 3 homes in 3 countries, one of my goals!
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  18. U.S. politics means little for people living abroad at this point, very little benefits no matter the winner, but President Trump is the better option in my opinion at this point. This would not change much but simply delay the decay currently happening in the west at the moment. By the way very sharp looking suit Andrew!
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  19. Solid topic and a shame to see what has happened in South Africa, but that is a topic for a different video. One thing that I will say and this is a bit of a tangent and more directed to viewers here on this channel which I have brought up before. Small countries offer great benefits and often you can stay low key fairly easy which is good and bad. One major issue though if you are a younger single guy and you want to marry still or find some kind of long-term partner, often these really small countries are extremely difficult to find young quality women to even get out even on just a date let alone marriage, and often these females you will never hear back from again after one date. This is often the case I see where I live here in Estonia, great country to set-up a business but absolutely horrible for dating, and really a black sheep in this sense of the eastern european countries and is not at all like some of its neighbors (i.e. Russia, Ukraine, Belarus, ect...). At this point in Estonia or small developing countries like this one, as a foreign guy living here you will need SERIOUS flex if you want to win over a girl here, may require you to pull up in a lambo or Ferrari when you meet for a date otherwise you likely will not hear from her again after the date, similar to some western countries in this respect. This is simply a tradeoff of living in one of these types of countries, but if you do see yourself creating a very successful company in this country or growing a successful company, this downside may not be a big deal long-term. With money comes freedom and you would likely have more options outside the country for dating or simply to set-up alternative home bases like Andrew Henderson does on Nomad Capitalist. Have a nice Sunday to everyone and hustle hard!
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  20. Great video, I have used both Transferwise and Paypal but at this point prefer to use Crypto if I can. I actually recently switched over to crypto with my coaching clients that I work with which is a pretty awesome system for payment and money of the future! Also, did you see the Russia Golden Visa program launching, you will have to do a Youtube video on this!
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  21. Russia is a great option for guys, of all the countries that I have traveled to is one of the best, in Europe my simple recommendation is to stick to non-EU countries which are completely socially engineered presently and terrible in general for younger guys. For Asia, I have heard many great things about Philippines and perhaps Thailand in certain cases. My Youtube channel people can watch regarding this area which my channel heavily focuses on. My brother lived 2.5 years in Estonia and one of the big deal breakers of him leaving even with a long-term business visa in Estonia was what you mentioned Andrew, the fact that for a foreign guy Estonia is simply put terrible for finding a wife. My brother is now in a happy relationship with his girlfriend in St. Petersburg Russia and he also likes the lifestyle and perspective of life in Russia. Also, like yourself Andrew he is interested in marriage and many European countries this will never happen if you are a foreign guy which is why I tell people stay out of EU, if possible.
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  22. Very true points here and definitely agree with your whole perspective on this topic. Like yourself I have also left the west and still to this day is one of the best decisions I have made in my life looking back. Now I just need to find my Russian wife haha.
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  23. No doubt Estonians wanted to protect their land against the Soviet invasions and complete disrespect to their people. There is no question Germany served as a vehicle that would protect them and actually had some dignity to the Estonians. They were not perfect but who was at this time?
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  24. I like the girlfriend example you mentioned about Malaysia, hits close to home lol!
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  25. St. Lucia and Dominica are two of my finalist options in 2 years when I go through process of obtaining a second citizenship, these two options seem like great options and the price point for what you are getting is also of very good value!
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  26. I had several opportunities for MILF hookup's when I was living in Chile and Argentina from about the age of 20 to 22, although I never hooked up with one lol. I always preferred 18 or 19 at that time if possible. While I lived in Russia last year, surprisingly enough that age bracket never gave me much attention and instead received much more attention from the younger 18/19 category which was convenient in a sense lol. I had a friend from Algeria though in Russia who basically had to rely on MILF's as his main dating category lol because younger girls were not so interested in him even though he was age 26 at the time.
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  27. A crazy situation and just demonstrates how desperate the U.S is working its citizens. I am currently out of the U.S. but imagine this could be a huge issue down the road when I renounce U.S. citizenship like yourself. Always great videos here and learn something new here!
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  28. A women is a compliment to a man's life. A man can travel anywhere in the world and still feel miserable no matter how good the dating scene it. I am sure you have heard of Roosh V, a man who woke up and dedicated his life to God realizing this type of lifestyle brought no real fulfillment.
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  29. I have opened bank accounts in both Estonia and Russia and what may surprise most people is that my experience opening a bank account in Russia was more positive then in Estonia for many reasons. The staff were friendlier in Russia and I will also say quite beautiful, lower fees for foreign people at certain banks, such as Sberbank or Raffeissen, and a modern technologically based banking system that is actually ahead of many American banks in terms of innovation.
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  30. Sound like a great system that Hungary has going and seems to be a good motivational factor for women to have more children. I wouldn't mind having some children with a Hungarian to get out of lifetime taxes. Places like Ukraine., Serbia, and Belarus should introduce this same kind of system also!
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  31. Excellent video Andrew, there seems to be a tax for every day of the year now in western countries lol. It would be very interesting for you to do a comparison video of US/Canadian taxpayers vs Swedish/Danish taxpayers and the similarity in tax rates when you factor in all taxes. Many people in the U.S. and Canada think they are paying less then their Scandinavian counterparts in tax rates but I would be if the American factored in the sales, property, miscellanous (toll rates for highways) their tax rates would be quite similar to their Scandinavian counterparts. I am currently conducting more research into this topic for my Youtube channel but it would be great to hear your opinion on this topic. As always great videos and continue the information for all!
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  32. Great points here and would also urge someone to simply look at demographics of the nation, which often speaks for itself. Anyhow long-term for many people this can be a challenge and is the main reason it is often best to pick a country you really see eye to eye with the people and way of life. Also, note in some parts of the world families completely stick with other family members (with little real outside impact unless it is for the sake of business, this is case here in Estonia). In this type of country you will need a wife, otherwise you will be extremely isolated. On a side note Estonians will leave you alone if you don't engage with them which can be great for more introverted people who just want full isolation and solitude. All countries have pros and cons, at end of day and best to sample a bit before making the permanent move.
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  33. I would say to go for it, don't get caught up with the chaos in the news. Just by the fact you would be earning that kind of salary stateside means you would not be surrounded by the "rift raft" of the U.S. The U.S. is not perfect but also the fact you are foreign and from Europe which is a very favorable position as you will be treated well, likely better then a white national that was born in America. This is my two sense, U.S. is not perfect but in this case it would likely be worth it. Also note many people stateside with higher salaries are hoping to buy real estate and homes, if you don't intend to go this route you will be able to make good investments and preserve a lot of your capital for investments in your home country or perhaps crypto market. Note most homes in major cities are rising in price so quickly now, most people who own their homes in major cities are millionaires by default, this is the case with my parents. This is because home values have rise much quicker then salaries and inflation in past 5 years stateside.
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  34.  @bruh-fn5dh  Would agree but getting in without right credentials can be tough. My brother landed a contract job, but for that he needed both a bachelors/masters degree and 4 years of experience in his field.
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  35. Makes sense as most "salesmen" are pretty stupid people to be frank about it. You as a mechanic is objectively a higher I.Q. and more intelligent person hands down. Many salesmen also have egos inflated to the sky which doesn't help.
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  36. Interesting video and as everyone already knows here the US tax regime is crazy but is just the reality of being an American person.
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  37. Great video Andrew! This is exactly why I am getting my Serbian residence document asap, pretty soon every country apart from a select few will have there programs shut down, what a world we are living in now!
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  38. Very interesting story and this is a cool example as it was the situation of a younger guy, and shows just how valuable those younger years are and not to undervalue that time. It is very often for people to look at a few years as a very small amount of time but those few years could make a huge difference indeed for an investor!
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  39. I like the 3rd choice Andrew haha, and definitely would be one of my top 3 choices for countries!
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  40. Estonia and the Baltics and general really are big for these programs!
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  41. Great video, I actually predict a passport tax to happen soon on passports for many people in European countries and North American countries. I have a Youtube video that discusses this premise which may seem like a crazy theory but essentially it states that someone who wants to obtain a U.S. passport that is a U.S. citizen may have to pay a fortune to obtain a passport from their own country as a form of tax, this could be a 30,000 dollar tax or even a 100,000 dollar tax. This may seem crazy but would not be surprised to see this type of tax down the road!
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  42. I am quite glad I am not wealthy yet, as it is easier to move to a different system without major wealth in your name. The tyranny of the U.S. is just terrible and on same tune as former Soviet Union and just continues to worsen with each passing year!
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  43. 40 dollars on a date, more like 10 dollars for me in Russia lol! That would be plenty enough for your "Svetlana" in Russia lol. Nice video also, interesting topic haha!
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  44. Great video topic with citizens in many countries now being treated like customers and much to learn from here!
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  45. A very important topic for many people here!
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  46. Great topic here and no question the global tax issue will just continue to grow worse year over year and this far reach of the USA government will no doubt also continue. Other Anglo countries and western European countries will no doubt follow in this direction.
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  47. This is the result of the "great reset" and absolutely insane measures! Taxes are the way of the world unfortunately though. You should do a video on the Russian Golden Visa.
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  48. Merry Christmas to you and wish you a wonderful year! You have been a huge motivation for me in my own businesses and vieo production! Continue the grea work in the future!
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  49. I have never owned a property in America and never plan to at this point. About 3 years ago when I was 25 years old I had thought about buying investment real estate In the Chicago-land area which I am glad I avoided now. Investments in America will continue to become a hassle and not worth all the effort in the future.
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  50. Great video here and very relevant points like always on the importance of proper implementation of the right Day to Day behaviors and systems to effectively live a particular life style for many years. One message that really hits is never being too young to get started with planning for this life style!
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  51. Very interesting story and comes as no surprise with how America is be coming these days.
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  52. This is Tyler here from the original Viking Traveler channel. Eventually I would like to potentially obtain a Serbian passport and most certainly a St. Kitts and Nevis passport or another Caribbean passport. My goal is to obtain at least one of these within the next 3 years. I also can appreciate Serbia is actually a neutral country and this is clearly seen right now with the Ukrainian Russian conflict. Many countries claim to be neutral but suppling weapons for a cause is like an "accessory to a crime" whether for better or worse that is not a neutral position. Fortunately places like Serbia or Caribbean islands are actually neutral in the most sincere way.
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  53. Turkey seems like a very fascinating country and actually is one of the few middle eastern countries I have interest in, will actually be traveling to Turkey this year after I move to Serbia, seems like a really cool place with a great package to offer! Most of the people I know that have lived in Turkey have all had very positive things to say about Turkey and is definitely one of the most open places to visit currently with this situation going on worldwide!
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  54. I cannot stand places like California, absolutely a disgrace what America has turned into, a big shopping center for the highest bidder, with a more and more totalitarian system.
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  55. Great video and the Carribean continues to be a place that offers a great second or third residence option for people seeking alternative passports, which is great to see and they are keeping up with the future!
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  56. Great message and cant agree with you more on this video!
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  57. Great video topic, especially with the quantity of Indians in the world. Always interesting to watch these type of videos! Another potential topic in the future is the best citizenship for Russians.
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  58. One other thing also Andrew. I had an experience about 3 years ago where a man from Azerbaijan had threatened to sue me. What occurred was a situation, for an angel investment fund and this man had helped create the software for this software platform and I was going to list him, as someone who help build the platform which he in no way wanted. Before I had even listed him I sought permission from him to do this. He immediately lashed out and then threatened a lawsuit and the whole attorney threat which absolutely shocked me at the time. Keep in mind I was only 24 years old then and still did not understand certain things too well. At that point I immediately parted ways with him as I knew this was not a trustworthy person and someone I would never want to work with on bigger projects. Perhaps this is a Turkic or Arab cultural nuance that people or businesses dont like to be publicly recognized in a positive light, not sure...
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  59. Of course you had to include Estonia lol. I can definitely concur with this one, just be ready for winters with little daylight hours lol. Anyhow the warmer months are very sunny and clear skies. Living on the Baltic sea works for some but others not so much really depends on the person and the mindset!
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  60. Great video with useful tips for people moving abroad or looking at moving abroad!
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  61. Very important you understand the impact of advertisement aspect on your channel. I would agree that the advertisement revenue would not outweigh the overall benefits of using this YouTube channel to promote your brand. Essentially itis understanding big picturw and how you would like to drive the overall brand image.
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  62. Awesome video and intro song and cool to see the place that will be my home in a few months, really appreciated this more hands on approach and interactive, you should do more of these videos in the future!
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  63. Glad you included Estonia, do I need to say any more lol. You guys all know my opinions on Estonia, speaking of Estonia we just got showered with snow here the past week, been a very cold and snowy month here, great for skiiers and winter enthusiasts lol. Estonia was the kind of country to go to 10 years ago, currently we are more on the back end of the wave of great years this country experienced for a nomad scene.
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  64. A good video. You also would be surprised how easy it is to open a bank account in Russia. There are Russian banks where the whole process will literally take less than an hour from start to finish.
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  65. Great advice here and has really been a positive motivating force for me to look into the importance of citizenship/residence redundancy plan and absolutely necessary in the day and age that we live in.
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  66. Great video. It is very obvious you have a very strong back ground in politics and really shows in these type of videos. You could certainly run for political office at some point in the future if you desired!
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  67. Dangerously intoxicated. If she were to stop drinking cold turkey her body would likely go into "delirium tremens" from stopping. Only two addictions will kill alcohol and benzos and at her level she would likely have a severe seizure if she completely stopped.
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  68. Great video and definitely is interesting that Greece serves as a potential optimal country to live in certain cases. One side story a bit off topic here, in my life, some of the most beautiful girls that have approached me while I was traveling were from Greece. It was a bit surprising for me but I suppose if I need to find a wife someday I know a country I could travel to for finding a wife lol. Greece also does have a very interesting history and the Greek philosophers are still well known to this day by people with interest in the classics.
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  69. Great video! You should do a video about Russian golden visa program which is brand new and will be soon on the market. That is actually a program I will look at in 2 years when I personally look at Golden visa options. Also, perhaps in near future a Skype scenario could play out in Serbia as was the case with Estonia. Cheers as always!
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  70. Great video with a surprising and scary situatuon which likely Will continue to worsen over time as more governments become more and more powerful over People... The situation in Spain is likely to replicate in many other western countries and governments. Absolutely a frightening situation to say the least!
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  71. Interesting topic and would definitely be advantageous to hold this type of passport in certain situations. Good thing that woman Who fled UK was not in Russia or Belarus, dont think the situation would have been so pretty in one of those countries. It also astonishes me the contradictions in usa, a woman commmits a crime in a foreign country and the usa government does nothing but a guy owes a bit in child support and is with out a job and is sent to jail or someone owes a bit in taxes and irs is after them. I could go on but Will Just say action speaks louder then words and what you are doing andrew is proactionary on the frontend of matters which is much greater then words!
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  72. Great video and definitely relevant for many people opening foreign bank accounts or purchasing real estate. Just like in America it is likely best to not put too much money into one account which you cannot afford to lose. With this approach it will help safeguard you from these type of issues regardless of the country. For example, this is one reason why I open foreign bank accounts in Russia (i.e. Sberbank and Raffeissen) just as a secondary measure but at the same time not depositing too many funds in those respective accounts. No matter the country there is not such thing as your funds being 100% in any bank whatsoever. In this situation perhaps it may help to keep several ounces of gold bars stashed away in various apartments around the world just in case you have issues at that said bank in that particular country. Gold will always have value in the future!
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  73. Great video and very important perspective on agreeing with terms with living in America and this is completely true and something many people overlook and don't think about when living in a country. I personally left and while I am not completely parted from the system am half-way their and should be completely at that point within the next two years. Great content as always Andrew and look forward to your videos as always when they are released!
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  74. Great video here and is superb owning second and third homes!
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  75. I approve this message haha. At some point it will likely be extremely difficult for Americans to leave the country based on current trends and will likely just continue to worsen over time, right now is the right time to leave America and obtain a second passport.
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  76. Great topic for people who have opened offshore bank accounts and very important people understand the entity that offshore bank account is tied to in the respective country. For example, when I opened my first Russian bank account without a proper residence document I was forced to tie this bank account to the U.S. which kind of defeats the purpose of an off shore bank account. In this case it was solely out of necessity that I opened the bank account this way but in the future will only open bank accounts with entities or properties tied to the respective country.
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  77. An interesting and useful interview! One topic that would be useful to hear is the amount of money required to renounced USA citizenship to not have issues long-term. This is an area I often struggle with knowing. Would 2 million be enough or 10 million dollars or much less or does it depend more on the person renouncing citizenship?
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  78. Great video and to this day leaving the USA was one of the best decisions I made 1.5 years ago. Not to get too personal but I was dealing with serious migraine and chronic back problems that were undoubtly driven by a certain kind of stress. All I could advise someone is make sure the country you are moving to will actually grant you documents because some countries have not followed through when they promised documents to a person. One other area to be aware of especially if you are a younger guy not someone who is married but is seeking marriage in the country you will live, SOME countries are much better then others for meeting a potential spouse and this is a fact. After living in 5 countries and traveling to 35 countries around the world, what I have found is typically the bigger countries have a bigger spectrum of people and likewise as a foreign person more likely you will have an easier time finding a spouse and also the hypergamy situation is different especially in the larger developing countries (i.e. Argentina or Russia). As you go to smaller and smaller countries, while they offer really optimal tax structures and ways to shield wealth, the dating pool gets really really small and the hypergamy structure changes. Likewise, in these smaller countries people typically prefer dating their own and can make it really difficult for a foreign guy. My reason to point this out is just be aware a year two years may seem easy, but eventually as a single guy you may become lonely in this situation especially not having you family or social network from back home with you. These are all areas to taken into account before making a plunge and committing to one or two countries. Have a nice weekend everyone!
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  79. Very solid points made in this video and definitely a concept many people don't take into account.
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  80. Great and useful video! Someday obtaining a Carribean passport is definitely a desire of mine!
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  81. I concur with you about Poland airport, a really strange logistic system they have set-up for travelers. On a side note, when I missed a connection flight getting free meal waivers was really easy and not a problem. Have you ever traveled through St. Petersburg, Russia Airport quite a spectacular piece of architecture; also the Scandinavian airports have some cool designs, Stockholm and Helsinki come to mind for me. Have you ever flown through these airports? Cheers to your channel also great content!
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  82. Good lessons here and would definitely agree that the big picture is most important here. As you mentioned also that you are putting faith in the government which is a horrible plan mostly. You mentioned at end how you are still elgible for 1100 dollars a month worth of social security, how is that so? The government can still pay someone social security even after they have renounced citizenship?
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  83. Great video as always! Learn new and important career strategies from your videos Andrew!
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  84. Flexxing Richard lol. Most high end cars are like "high end" women not worth the money haha.
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  85. That is a great price Andrew and have to say that the visa program would be suitable for me in a couple years. Per your advice I am currently looking at making a move to Serbia next springtime and creating a residence/immigration blueprint which I had not done yet and last week finally realized I needed to speak with my feet and put into place what is needed to make my move next year to Serbia with the intent to eventually obtain a Serbian passport. Financially I am still not at the level to work with you likely will be their in a couple years but have definitely utilized your advice to put into place a plan and my plan now is to obtain a Serbian passport along with potentially a Russian passport or Carribbean passport (such as Dominica). This covid situation was the real awakening for me that I needed a second or third passport and it will be nice being in the Balkans from where I presently am in Estonia. Great videos like always!
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  86. Great video topic here with important points. You are the man for second citizenship and when that time comes for me know who I will be contacting, not at that point yet but getting closer each month.
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  87. Great video, one aspect that we really share in common is the focus on niche kind of businesses/enterprises which is really help today as many business areas become super saturated in select industries. Over time those niches businesses/enterprises can develop into much larger business offerings and be a much bigger enterprise. My dad has a friend from many many years back who now co-owns a company that grosses over 120 million dollars a year with his business partner which is based in Asia and initially this man began with a very niche focus and only concentrating on select products and slowly scaling out over time. There is more to this story which I can elaborate on at later time but one other interesting point about this guy is he does not put himself out their and many people on the street would never assume that he had a 9 figure net worth as he focuses more on the action and execution of his enterprise rather then a glamorous lifestyle this enterprise could bring him. Have a nice week everyone!
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  88. An interesting video with that being said I personally have zero interest in a citizenship in Asia, but as with all areas of life, aspects of life change from person to person. I also had an ex Russian girlfriend who had lived in Uzbekistan when she was a teenager for a bit of time, had always commented how unusual of a country it was and is unlike Russia in so many ways. Uzbekistan will need a lot of aid and resources from other countries to build, but not sure it is necessarily good for the population and their local traditions.
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  89. Enjoyed the podcast a lot here and one thing you mentioned is the value of the Serbia passport. Over the past year of many hours listening to your videos Matt, Serbia is the country I am leaning towards as a second passport, not 100% sure on this at moment but like many aspects of the country. I just need to travel to Serbia and figure out a game plan to make this happen in the short run. It is hugely valuable listening to your videos and will continue to look at my options but Serbia would be a second passport with a third passport being from a Caribbean island. I do enjoy much about Russia also but not so sure the Russian document is a great option but do have a taste for the Russian ladies haha.
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  90. Interesting country, middle east is not really my cup of tea apart from Turkey but to each is their own. For someone seeking a location for investment sake this type of country could absolutely work especially someone from another middle eastern country. One interesting thing I know about Bahrain is that they will actually essentially buy off distance runners from north Africa and essentially give them passports and huge bonuses if they are willing to compete for the nation in international competitions. For this reason recently many runners competing from Bahrain have been winning medals at international events, because Bahrain has acquired some of the best distance runners in the world. Your topic made me think of this story and is certainly an interesting one.
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  91. An interesting video and learn something new every day from you! One idea for future is how divorce affects someone moving offshore or someone going through process of divorce would affect how their assets would effected during this process. Divorce rates are sky rocketing all over the world so would be a relevant topic for people all over the world.
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  92.  @sebazepeda7439  Yes certainly agree with you on that one, had great friends from southern Chile. One thing Andrew did not mention about Chile, is the people are very hospitable, whenever I needed a place to stay when transitioning apartments my friends were more then happy to help me out. In fact I had one friend that let me stay with him for almost 3 weeks and refused to take money when I offered it to him. To this day some of the most generous people with the general economic conditions of the people.
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  93. You were thinking of me today lol! I have a lot of thoughts on this matter and also have a video on this area if people want to check out my Youtube channel. Also, I did not realize that you had Estonia e-residence which helps to know firsthand what this document gives you. One other area to cover is the digital nomad visa that Estonia is introducing right now.
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  94. Great video and always learn unique arbitrage residency opportunities that are out their which seems to be a major focus of this channel, great to learn something new in this space each day!
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  95. Congrats! Am looking forward to that day from my own channel. I first remember seeing one of your videos when you were at only around 12,000 subscribers, huge strides!
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  96. Great video and visa free travel is something that makes for an easier experience for people who have the right passports. With that being said I could see countries over hauling their travel policies in the next 10 years in many countries. It is interesting just in the 1980's people from the U.S. needed visas to travel to France which is a policy that has not been in place for some time.
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  97. Great video with very useful content here and still remember the James Bond scene in this small country which film series I believe brought much publicity to the country. Also, like the tiger in the background of your video lol.
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  98. Very interesting interview and learn something new every day from these videos, great to mix it up with other guests on the show!
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  99. Great video and definitely is relevant for people seeking European citizenship. The question about "wanting to live in Europe is a good question that many people don't ask themselves." What I also see frequently with people is seeking just a general European residence or passport but not that country per se, this is quite popular I find with people from African or some Asian countries.
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  100. I had major speech problems while I was younger which took many years to overcome which required lots and lots of practice especially with "r" sounds which at one point I was unable to pronounce but mostly came to practice and application. Essentially my way of speaking had to be totally modified and I had to focus extensively on pronouncing words all the way through which actually has benefited me now. I notice living in eastern Europe British people tend to pronunciate words all the way through better then many North Americans which is something I also do and is likely why Europeans actually have an easier time understanding me then many North Americans they encounter here. As you stated Rich, the main thing is recognizing the problem and consciously striving to improve and become a master of yourself. There have been very famous musicians and actors who had speech problems of various kinds in their early childhood which they overcame with time and practice. One last thing, when dealing with this issue my self esteem was really low as my speech sound extremely different when I was around 6 or 7 years old and was almost like a different person compared to how I speak now. At the time many people noticed this and is funny today when I meet some of these people they cannot believe how different I sound and actually have commented how refined my speech is, with all things in life self-mastery can be achieved with purposeful and constant practice.
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  101.  @pensacola321  You are located in Pensacola I take lol?
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  102. I sort of agree with you here, but no Scandinavia was not part of this group. In fact that was one of the few region of countries that kept their sanity and people pushed back against all the stupid covid measures other countries took. Also, you pointed something smart about America, but honestly the division in my opinion was mostly scene on racial demographic lines generally speaking. The more brown or non-European the city, the less push back against covid measures during 2020 and 2021, my question is that a city/country issue or a racial issue regarding awareness of health.
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  103. Sounds like California lol! But this is also reflective of the demographic change going on in the USA, and there are so many other examples of this. Just think of one of the genres of most popular shows on TV, netflix, Youtube, these are prison shows. Why would prison shows be so popular now, I myself find some of these shows very interesting myself but shows how much the demographics are changing. I could never imagine this when my now passed away grandparents enjoying to watch prison shows, but prison culture is becoming a very common aspect of day to day society in USA. This is most likely due also to the extremely high incarceration rate of USA which seems to become more and more preysome as each year passes and more and more types of crimes are being invented. Also, the thug culture which is also very popular in larger cities. This is so sad to see in my opinion but is just the reality of the day and age that we live in now. Even when I lived in Russia, police seemed to be a bit less intrusive then in USA, which would shock people with the way people often think of Russia when they hear this word in America. 1984 is slowly becoming more and more of the reality for USA and many western countries that subscribe to the USA derived system. I really hope USA can change at this point but don't see this happening, take care Andrew!
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  104. Great video topic here and definitely a new term or keyword that I learned and ties well to the core of this concept. One thing interesting about Latvia, is that recently they revoked thousands of residence permits from people who had been granted them from the year 2015. These people assumed their documents were their for the duration that was stated on the document which was not the case here and just shows that not all of these countries follow through on these permits.
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  105. This is the path I was on to get Russian documents but the relationship ended, definitely a viable option but be certain the person is not going to back out at any point.
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  106. Great video and one positive thing about Estonia is Internet speed is great here!
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  107. Great video and relate to all of these topics mentioned here! I use to be proud to accumulate as much miles as possible for travel on my Visa and Amex card but eventually like yourself saw that in the grand scheme of things it was much more of a saving's long-term to establish a second residence in a foreign country. It is important to understand the importance of giving up a small savings short term for a bigger savings in the long-term of life. These travel hack videos are actually my favorite of all the types of videos you have done along with those guided tour videos of actual properties in various countries.
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  108. I have friends from Poland and know quite a bit about this passport from these people, a solid passport indeed!
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  109. I was very surprised by this move but then again what the leaders of Cyprus were doing does not surprise me and it should be interesting to see if this program ever relaunches in the future. Anyhow at this point I think people are better off aiming more for second passports in the non-EU European countries if they are desiring to live in Europe. As stated prior I am presently looking at obtaining a second passport via residence in Serbia and am currently planning my move their at moment for next spring. I will be very excited to get out of Estonia and onto greener pastures in short order.
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  110. Or his "team of editors" lol; i.e. graphic designers, video editors, cinema crew, ect...
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  111. Very solid insight on property values and the importance of the currency of that country in context to the overall value of the property.
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  112. Great topic here and do like the perspective you point out to consider long-term implication of a political decision. Politics on an individual level don't matter long-term. Focus on the big picture and how you formulate decisions based on that broader perspective of the political climate.
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  113. Great video and really solid points made here. I myself am probally one of the exception cases here who has greatly increased my income in the past three months, and am now at the 6 figure level, by focusing on bettering myself during this time and really capitalizing on my alone time and building my skill sets better. Your videos really motivate me Andrew and are also very positive which really is really refreshing to find on Youtube! Have a nice Sunday!
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  114. Solid examples utilized here and definitely closer to my perspective on the world now living outside the U.S.
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  115. Russia is the future of Europe and a great country to find a wife!
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  116. Good video, St Lucia looks like a beautiful island, would love to visit their someday. I remember being in Cayman Islands in 2007 and really like the beaches and terrain of the Carribean islands.
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  117. Great video content here with super useful and relevant information for international real estate investors. Real estate is definitely not my area and most people know much more about this area then myself so I am always receptive to learning as much as possible about this specific area. Also, great real world examples that you utilize here!
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  118. Just get back at it and you will well on your way for sure!
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  119. Great video no shortage of craziness in business nowadays!
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  120. Great video and very relevant points mentioned here in this video. There is no question that in many cases this "hack" does not work today and was likely something that was over exploited many years ago and also was established in a different era of travel. It is important for one to remember at that point in time constant global travel was not so common and likewise many aspects of this rule don't apply to most countries today.
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  121. A great video topic here, and very useful and "red pilled" for people to comprehend. One friend of mine I told a friend of mine in Chicago is that if you need to sell a car to have the money to leave USA, you don't have enough money to relocate. One other question is whether or not the person has cash flow while living abroad as this is another important aspect someone has to consider.
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  122. Taxes get worse and worse with each passing year and there seems to be no end to the madness!
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  123. An interesting country, not a place I would consider but then again this could be a great place to have citizenship in the future!
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  124. Great perspective on this video and definitely an important area that people have to be aware of and understand on both a personal and professional level no matter the person. Growing a business sometimes does require debt at certain points but often it is absolutely best to avoid if possible.
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  125. Great topic and glad u did this one! Russia is also such a magical place, haha. I often tell people once you go Russian, you don't go back lol. But always find the lady in Russia not the west haha, you know what I mean by this Andrew otherwise you will be with an "Instagram model" lol and very limited with a decent selection. For starters here also guys, Moscow is the toughest Russian city for dating in Russia, often other cities including St. Petersburg tend to be better options. Anyhow a great list of countries that you mentioned here Andrew!
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  126. Interesting topic, but simply put I doubt he will get elected, anyhow an important topic to explore for people.
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  127. Great video Andrew and glad you mentioned that aspect about Scandinavia which is very true and an area I had mentioned in a recent video I did about Denmark, and in U.S. half the population does not pay into the tax system. These two guys are a nice compliment to show and great that you guys all jive well and it creates great conversations. Always look forward to your videos!
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  128.  @Mhel2023  hopefully that works out but with the way the country is going now, I could see the pension programs being cut in 5 to 10 years. It could be a lot sooner if the U.S. is bombed by a foreign country, as America is built on the military industrial complex which also props up the US dollar. But time will tell on all this of course. At the very least I would expect super inflation in the next 5 to 10 years similar to the country of Argentina will the USD becomes around 10% of its value 5 years prior.
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  129. Estonia would definitely be a country for this strategy.
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  130. Great video once again and always learn useful info here!
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  131. A very nice list of cities and can testify Austria is a very beautiful country, irrespective of the EU status and with high taxes. Switzerland also seems like a very nice place with the right amount of wealth! If these Germanic based countries would reduce taxes and leave the EU I would definitely pursue a passport in one of these countries. That is unlikely not to happen but Switzerland could work with the right amount of wealth!
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  132. Well stated here, have you thought about doing an interview with Citizenship Quickly who is also in the same space as you?
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  133. Great video, quite different then the norm but a great way to mix things up for your channel!
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  134. Great content like always Andrew!
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  135. Great video, and Turkey seems like a very unique country, hopefully will visit that country this year! One question what is your take on Iran, invested at all in that country?
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  136. Great video Andrew! Very well done video here, perhaps you could do a video on how divorce impacts residence or second passport holders of significant others. This would seem to be a very complicated situation in some countries for couples going through divorce especially the secondary person listed. I know this is not a super glamorous topic such as the mgtow video that you did last year but I still think with the divorce rates being at around 50% of the population in many countries is a relevant topic for many people here!
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  137. Do know much about obtaining a residence or citizenship in the country of Estonia?
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  138. Great video here and would add that countries change very often in terms of the living cost over short periods of time. For example here in Estonia it was very reasonable to hire tech talent 15 years ago and likewise living costs were much lower then now. Presently this is not the case and Belarus would serve as a better alternative with great tech developers and programmers also.
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  139. Very great perspective here and points to the need of obtaining a passport not from angle of window shopping like clothing or diamonds but from the ways it will impact many more aspects of your lifestyle including taxation and second residences.
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  140. A very fascinating documentary here with world known Josef Mengele. Eine sehr faszinierende Dokumentation hier mit dem weltbekannten Josef Mengele.
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  141. Very informative video content here. There are definitely some surprises here but it is no surprise Switzerland was included on this list. One interesting trend I notice is to go to countries when other people are exiting or not coming into the country. For example, Italy seems to fit this category with the recent issues in this country, is definitely an interesting one to look at in the future.
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  142. Very interesting input and also parallels my experience while living in Russia. As you say their is no state coming to a woman's aid. If they screw with the wrong guy they are royally screwed unless they have family members that can come through to help in this situation. As you stated it really is a different world living in Ukraine and Russia and is very very difficult for someone to understand the mentality of those places unless you have lived their before. Also note for men initially these are tougher countries especially in your earlier days and really takes a tough mindset to get through the first phases of living in one of those countries as an expat. Even after leaving Russia and coming to Estonia, a country just 100 miles from the Russian border was a like a night and day difference compared to certain aspects of my time living in Russia. As you noted also the women do have standards in these places and a guy will definitely need to bring their A game to be successful in one of these places. In certain respects I would argue that they have even higher standards in some facets if you are foreign and this should be understood if a guy is relocating to one of these countries. As I stated before, it really is a different world in these countries, I will speak in the case of Russia but for me at this point I have permanently left America and will remain in eastern Europe for as long as I can and continue to improve my Russian skills and carry on my day to day affairs. Also, note some of Richard Cooper's advice is very universal and excellent for every man out their, but certain things are not applicable if you are traveling to Russia in which case I would recommend you find a man in Russia specializing in this area, and use videos with subtitles in English. Anyhow great points made here and hopefully Ukraine suits you well! У вас интересная история и наслаждайтесь Украиной!
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  143. An interesting video with great topic, it still amazes me to this day that USA, has the policies on gold that they do considering most all other assets they seem to have absurd policies about on declarations and taxes. At one point in time I held about 10 OZ worth old gold, about 4 years ago but ended up selling most of it to put into the stock market but gold can be very convenient as a small bar holds a lot in value and is easy to transport around if necessary. It also holds an universal value that means no matter the country that you live it holds almost the exact same value as the place that it was purchased.
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  144. Also for anyone out their, another great business concept is one which focuses on the "Nomad Communities". This could be in the realm of health insurance, accomodations, personal banking, ect...
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  145. I use to live in Chile and at plenty of Chilean style empanadas!
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  146. A great topic Andrew and I have an interesting life story related to this. This topic could also have many more videos related to to this category.
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  147. And I thought I was old, not reaching this point until age 24 but man 31 years old that is insane! This guy needs to change something go to another country for a trip or extended stay. Many beautiful ladies would be flattered to go out with him in Russia or Belarus, the days that we are living in now today is crazy! Anyhow the dating scene is terrible from what people tell me in USA and Canada now. I have been living abroad now in eastern Europe for several years now but man this guy needs to change something about his approach with dating.
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  148. Great topic and really is of high interest to me. While I have never ran a fintech start-up, I have contacts here in Estonia who have and is a really interesting topic to learn about. Also, a side note, fintechs tend to have some of the highest valuations of all start-ups with the lowest amount of revenue. It is for this reason many fintech "billionaires" or multimillionaires have companies that sometimes have very little revenue in their books. The real future though of fintech's is via machine learning and bridging these two areas together, as some of the problem points of fin techs require machine learning solutions which are at times extremely difficult to integrate into a platform. On this same note machine learning is where the future of almost all digital solutions lies and where there still exist many many opportunities in almost every sector.
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  149. Straight from the central Soviet republics with that type of name lol, shocker this happened very Russian like scam here lol.
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  150. Great video here, you should cover the Estonian residence program at some point in the future would be a cool video!
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  151. I was the same way and also had a large world map on my wall also when I was younger lol 😅. Unlike yourself though I didnt really have much interest in business until I was a bit older.
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  152. Quick recommendation, look at jobs for the state or federal government. This is where a lot of the actual opportunities exist currently for most younger guys.
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  153. Great video and something I am in process of beginning just the slower way lol. I will start by enrolling at a university in Serbia next year and see how the year plays out and then proceed onto the next stage. Scary things are happening at moment in USA and definitely glad I am not presently in that mess and with the current situation going on there is no better time to get an alternative passport!
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  154. An interesting video and always helps to learn about these new programs!
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  155. Great video here and completely the truth with this message! You were so ahead of time with your predictions on the economy and how countries would shift!
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  156. Great video here Andrew and always learn something new about these programs!
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  157. Enjoy your content Andrew a lot, always learn something new and like your positive vibe and about finding solutions rather then just simply complain. Also, I will mention you at times to my subscribers on my channel great to have so much useful content. One final thing, I will be moving next spring to Serbia to initially get a second residence document, you certainly help sell me on the country and I have been researching Serbia for the past six months now and Serbia will become a second home base for me along with both Russia and Estonia.
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  158. Great video with solid points made.
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  159. There are some great folks from Estonia but for passport purposes would strongly urge people to avoid this country, unless you are marrying an Estonian and have many connections to the country. Estonia's hey days were during the 1990's and early 2000's but those days are gone and brighter pastures with more opportunities in countries like Belarus or Serbia. With that being said it is a pretty safe country, the feminism likely helps keep guys in check lol, and very hand's off in many ways. If you hated the mask mandates, even though it is was imposed upon people here, you could in many places get away with out wearing one especially in the predominantly Russian speaking parts of Tallinn, where I currently live. If the women here could respect men more, many problems overnight would be fixed and Estonia could reach its potential as a country, which is unlikely to happen in the short-term. How I ended up here is a long-story and was not exactly planned out lol, but if you are a guy looking for the "typical Eastern European experience", countries like Russia, Belarus, Russia, or Serbia may be better options. Anyhow is just a matter of personal preference at the end of the day and you desires!
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  160. Very good video and great 3rd party perspective. I could tell by your emotions that you are not a U.S. citizen anymore lol but anyhow will be interesting to see how these elections play out.
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  161. One other country that would be interesting to cover would be Serbia which seems like an interesting place for a nomad capitalist.
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  162. This was a really cool video format and Serbia is also a country I am looking at purchasing a property in the future. Also, certain aspects of the country remind me of Russia which is pretty cool! Having more of these type of videos with full tours would be a great way to showcase other countries.
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  163. Great video here with very important points made and indeed no question redundancy is critical for people to help protect their assets, always best to have multiple banks with a percentage of your wealth in each bank with other back-up wealth storage, such as gold bars and crypto-currency.
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  164. She should have hit up an AA meeting and lay off the booze, you just have to work the system as they say. Both people were culpable here including this woman and likely not drinking would have been a major factor in her staying on board the boat.
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  165. Interesting video and these kind of videos are always very useful for learning more about these specific topics!
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  166. You have been cranking out great content Andrew and really served as a motivation for me to rev up both my YouTube channel and exploring second passport and residence options. Continue the great work!
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  167. Interesting travel video with useful advice for people living abroad!
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  168. Very good perspective here and taxes are a big issue in many western countries and something that will continue to rise and all the reason people need to get out of certain high tax countries.
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  169. Interesting video concept and recall while I was younger seeing some advertisements in magazines about these international business structures. Keep in mind this was circa 2000 to 2003 and even at that time thought that it seemed almost "too good to be true" for all the benefits that were promised to people that went through this process. Years later I now realize why, but at the same time I assume it had perhaps a little influence on you Andrew launching your company being in a line of business that overlaps this type of concept. People could look at it in the same way that myspace inspired facebook or napster inspired spotify/soundcloud, often the very first original concept businesses are not the ones that take off but the second or third concept that follows. Also, interesting idea, the concept of "Nomad" seems to be a great keyword with certain types of businesses and connects well with Generation Y in the sales department. In Estonia where I live for example they are currently starting a "Digital Nomad Visa" which contains this keyword and embraces this concept of digital nomads.
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  170. Great perspective here and I agree, often the fight is not worth it in the end!
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  171. The last guy was not a bad boy, actually quite beta considering how emotionally sensitive he was but that is another story for another time.
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  172. Solid perspective in this video. No such thing as 100% success rate, but undoubtly reducing major expenditures absolutely helps. With that being said not sure what America will be like without a middle class in 20 years. Often it seems like these two countries are designed for the wealthy or poor, but not much in between.
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  173. Great video and relate to these experiences everyday as a foreign person living in Estonia every single day. The differences between a small to large country is incredible and does seizes to amaze me. There are negative aspects though and that is a different story for a different time. As always continue the fine work and always enjoy seeing your new videos!
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  174. A lot of buzz words here, just saying but each interview is different and has a different theme of course.
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  175. Interesting tax video, very over reaching as most people here know and realize, the USA tax structure.
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  176. Electrician is something I wanted to do last year, a paid apprenticeship at age 30, no success with applications I sent out. But note I am in florida, if I got out of this deep south crap state I could likely land something North. A company in Missouri was willing to take me on though a year ago as an entry apprentice or whatever they call it.
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  177. Great video and very contrarian perspective here, continue the great work!
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  178. Solid points you bring out here Andrew, but something you don't cover is the foundation of some of these issues. What particular groups are mostly responsible and support high taxes, I don't want to bother people too much here but by gender one group typically supports much more taxes and central government power then the other group. These are the core issues you likely don't mention in your channel as you don't want to disrupt the client base of your brand but which I will gladly mention here. Look at police forces for example worldwide and the increase overall in women that now comprise these police forces,in both the street work but also at the top making the calls for the police force as a whole or political leaders (politicians). You are very consistent about your ideas and areas that you support on your channel, and is even evidenced by the countries you promote. The tax issue for example though will continue to be an issue as long as women continue to increase their power in the government and their wealth continues to increase worldwide, just biological wiring here and yes there are exceptions to this rule but the exceptions don't set the norms of a society. Tax savings are a huge component of your company and I have been holding back this idea amongst other ideas but feel that this should be mentioned here with the topic of your video focused on this area. Also, I understand the importance of taking action rather then questioning all the norms and standards being imposed on a society, which is where you come into play but as stated before with some of your topics getting to the heart of the issue is just as critical as how to mitigate the issue so people better understand the topic as a whole. One final thing I would also remind you, having as many wealthy people in a society would not be possible, as is today without the structure of society being comprised in the way it is, ie: internet becoming a central base for many sectors of the economy. This is one thing people have to consider, not that I support higher taxes because I don't but if the internet helps to 10X or 100X someones personal net worth and they have to pay x in personal taxes, that situation is still better then making a small fraction of that without the internet being in place and paying small taxes on that small income. Wealthy people have to keep this in mind as innovations are both good and bad in this sense and no matter what governments will figure out how to profit from this and steadily get a bigger slice for themselves. Also, remember there is no way a guy like Bill Gates would be in the wealth bracket he is for so many years without having governments on his side, and in many ways governments have helped him retain power and wealth just as much as himself if not more so when you think about this issue deeply. Have a nice weekend anyhow and look forward to some input here, a lot I mentioned in this long statement.
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  179. Interesting video, with that being said England is no place that I would want to live ever coming from USA, so excited when I got to leave that country. Never ever an Anglo country again!
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  180.  @williswillardmagayhe  yes we are living in strange times and many people now can see through all this nonscence with all the alternative media available. I myself am very glad that I am already here in Europe, left USA 2 years ago and getting ready to move to Serbia, a move that I have been planning for 7 months now and is definitely a great alternative. This is a whole different topic but I believe due to the lack of financial incentives for many countries like those countries heavily sanctioned like Russia and Venezuela, many countries will not take part in this "Great reset". These countries also realize they can attract people providing good places to resettle and realize they will not benefit from these "financial benefits" large corporations experience in the west and for this reason will have no reason to participate. Money is what makes the world run, and if their countries are sanctioned what motive to participate in this sort of situation. Just my opinion here in summary.
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  181. Haha, only alcoholics in AA will understand this quote fully lol. I have said this one many times.
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  182. Very interesting video, about tax rates around the world. Note often small countries are not actually "sovereign" they are very much dependent on larger host countries. I live in Estonia and this is so evident on so many levels and just continues to be this way with each passing year. Essentially small countries are just little colonies of a larger country which is exactly what I tell guys now who have interest in these smaller European countries to look at the larger countries they are tied to and not just that country independently. Also, note a country like Estonia and likely Andorra also would not survive if they did not have so many ties to these larger countries and European Union. Right now Estonia is so empty of foreign people apart from Russians due to the global crisis going around, and it is night and day difference in some ways compared to its normal way of being filled with foreign people. This global tax though for sure is something I could see imposed myself, something akin to a "Nomad tax" on people around the world, especially as world governments become more unilateral.
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  183. Great video here! I totally agree with having solid cash reserves on both a personal and professional level which is a must in both situations no matter the person. Many people in America were hoping to receive some kind of subsidies after the whole epidemic situation and most of it went straight to the top to big companies and people mostly. This seems to be the way of U.S. government subsidies today and why small companies and people need their own cash reserves on hand.
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  184. A great interview with very important points made and definitely are many areas people have to be aware of now coming from America. Everything is becoming so complicated now coming from the states today.
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  185. Very Solid and important concepts that you present on in this video, having insurance is a must in the day & age that we currently live in!
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  186. A great video once again! It would be interesting for you to do "opening a bank account in Russia". Russia is a surprisingly easy country to open a bank account as a foreign person, and has a very small list of requirements to get going. There are still a few banks in Russia that have that a "1" dollar or very small deposit requirement similar to Armenia. I also found banking to be more high tech in Russia then USA, which even today is very outdated and incredibly slow at tasks such as external transfers, wire transfers, ect... Like always interesting content on your channel.
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  187. Great video here and always enjoy your positive energy in these videos! Continue the great work.
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  188. Great video and learn something new from these type of topics. These type of hacks seem to be a way to gain an edge with the era that we live in today.
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  189. This is a great topic and is an area that is important for people living in non-native countries.
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  190. A bit off topic, but I will ask was she of Asian Kazakh or Russian Kazakh origin. My brother has a friend who lives their from Singapore in Kazakhstan and he had told me there can be quite a difference. The other question is how many years ago did you meet her?
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  191. Great perspective here and with the current crisis we are currently experiencing, obtaining a second or third passport is more then necessary nowadays then ever before. Also, getting my Youtube channel started was a process that I initially explained to people but there was not much to show to people and it was not until people began seeing my Youtube channel growth that people could start to really embrace this side of me. Regarding your family obtaining second passports, it certainly helps having a family member who has been through the process such as yourself Andrew to help lead people through this process.
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  192. Great video and definitely learned some interesting facts here. I had mentioned this topic a few weeks ago and this was very helpful to watch indeed!
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  193. This reminds me of what Grand Cardone discusses with buying multi-unit apartment complexes. This concept certainly makes sense when you think about the fact that all apartments will need bathrooms and kitchens which are two of the most expensive areas of a property and really add on to the overall bill. Also, it is likely a matter of efficiency as the builders are able to more efficiently build out these bigger apartments and ultimately the time savings ensures the labour costs are less for the end buyer. My parents have an apartment building in St. Louis and they have also mentioned this concept of the cost/benefit if multi-unit buildings. True story at one point in time my dad actually owned several of these buildings in St. Louis at one time in the early 1980's, and the back story of that is quite interesting.
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  194. An interesting country with beautiful landscape but definitely a country on the "fringes" you may say which I would like to visit someday but not too familiar with their citizenship rights.
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  195. Absolute madness going on in our society today!
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  196. An interesting way to phrase this.
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  197. Interesting video, as someone of European origin, I have zero interest in obtaining a middle eastern passport but to each their own. I think for people from the middle east region this is a great opportunity and could work in certain cases.
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  198.  @timurermolenko2013  This is pretty much the situation of society today in many countries for younger men. Anyhow hypergamy has always existed, the difference now today though is that young men are not just competing against other men but the government goodies that women mostly benefit from today in western countries. There is a lot of biological science I could bring up with regards to women but will just say that as a guy I would simply go into a marriage knowing a woman could divorce me at any point but until governments are overhauled nothing is simply going change on its own. At this point I just go by in life doing my thing enjoying each day and building a lifestyle that will enable me to have a certain level of financial freedom in my life. That is all a man can do at the end of the day anyhow.
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  199. Great video and in interesting collaboration for thsi channel. The crypto market is really booming so this makes for a great video. Where I live in Estonia crypto has been on the radar for many People in the past several years.
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  200. Interesting video topic here, don't live far from Latvia but the Baltic for sure works within the right professions!
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  201. Great video and I constantly see this reoccurring theme of the usa government coming in and prosecuting businesses in Grey areas that would be legal in most countries. I saw this show where a gold brokerage operation was shut down as it was deemed illegal based on absurd standards created by usa government.
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  202. Solid points here and definitely helps to get started with these things at a young age!
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  203. Good questions need to be asked!! Many People dont know I began my Journey living abroad in 2013 in Chile. After living their for 2 years realized it was not right country for me. I left went back to usa and worked for a few years. I was fortuntate still being 22 years at the time and enough runway to change course. After spending time in Chicago very global international city realized I would much prefer eastern Europe and began traveling their and eventually moved their. In your case you seemed to approach re location first on personal merits rather than business merits which I think is often Best way to approach a country if you see yourself living some where longterm. No matter the country and business success eventually someone will leave a country if they personally cannot stand living their and are simply their on basis of business.
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  204. Exactly the truth and great point!
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  205. Great video topic and very important to look at the big picture of the residence situation. Paying lower state taxes still does not omit having to pay enormous federal taxes. Then again a guy of this height likely is not the type that would live in a different country and I would even argue is overall net pay would be higher remaining in USA then leaving even with huge tax bill. Being in the entertainment sector definitely changes certain dynamics from the beginning and location is likely important for these guys to gain contracts in the first place.
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  206. Great video topic with really important aspects mentioned here!
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  207. Very good video content like always. You should do a video for being an e-commerce business owner in a foreign country. I had seen your past e-commerce videos and being my area this topic would really be cool to see again!
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  208. Great content like always, a topic recommendation that you should consider doing are aspects related to living or business topics within Russia. This country seems to catch a lot of peoples attention so it may be an interesting type of video to create.
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  209. Definitely a good title for this video!
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  210. Great video here and always learn something new each day from these videos!
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  211. Useful and informative video You use great description and examples in all your videos Andrew which really helps!
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  212. A great topic and indeed very relevant for people to think about, as There is a business mindset needed when approaching the topic of second citzienship, to get the most out of this major investment.
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  213. Great video with excellent examples provided here lol 😅, especially with the mom and dad scenario. Having alternative passports is a great insurance policy l, especially for younger People Who Will have to deal with more hurdles in the future!
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  214.  @nomadcapitalist  Absolutely it certainly helps with your personal experience married to a Russian. It would be interesting to have her perspective on this area.
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  215. I personally went through this experience in Estonia and was also very aware of what was happening in Latvia and seems to be an issue that seemed to impact both countries in such a way that many foreign people avoided opening bank accounts in these two countries especially in the case of Latvia.
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  216. A possible video topic you could do in the future, is the amount of wealthy someone should have before leaving their home country to relocate. I always tell people where I am from, if you need to sell your car you don't have enough money yet.
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  217. Great perspective brought into this video Andrew. Indeed right about all these points brought up in this video and the glorification of governments today around the world, just over the top at times in certain countries. Also, you seem to understand government and politics well, was this an area you used to spend a lot of time studying by chance?
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  218. Great video, in the near future one of my goals is to obtain a Caribbean passport when the time is right!
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  219. @Throwaway Alex Yes, geography of Russia is key, encompasses many time zones and a huge abundance of natural resources!
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  220. I am a day trader by profession, switch over from e-commerce sometime ago. Interesting topic indeed.
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  221. Great topic Andrew! I have many interesting personal stories on this topic that have happened with distant family members that "kept all their eggs in one basket". This was also a principle that my dad really emphasize to myself and brother and sisters while growing up, and to avoid this mindset at all costs. Back in 2018, I took a huge loss on a stock that I was holding when it tanked overnight, I was holding mid 5 figures in the stock which took a huge hit on my portfolio. Fortunately, I had a lot in savings which kept me still in decent condition but this experience was a huge learning lesson for me to this day and not just in the stock market but in all areas of my life. Like yourself I think people should always be prepared if governments want to come in and confiscates a person's wealth at any moment. Most people here likely know the famous story of Escobar and the massive quantities of cash that he had which would begin to rot at times because he did not hold any of it in traditional banks. When his family left Colombia, they only had about 100 or 200 K with them in cash, which would be a lot for most people but considering he was a billionaire was just a drop in the bucket. They did not have proper offshore accounts or trusts offshore which is why most of the wealth was lost when Escobar was assassinated. The lesson here is that at any moment even a billionaire who is on top of the world can be wiped out and essentially lose most of their money if they don't have the wealth sitting in different countries and banking institutions. As always learn something new from you Andrew everyday!
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  222. Great interview and learn something new from these interviews, great also to have other people brought onto the show!
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  223. Great video here and it is thanks to this election my channel continues to grow on Youtube. Thanks for the useful advice here! I am very excited to make the move to Serbia. Unfortunately I cannot immediately go for a passport program as you recommend but will first begin as a student in Belgrade, need to build up my saving's a bit before I can make the full comittment to obtaining a Serbian passport.
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  224. Great video, still working to get my second passport!
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  225. Best to stick with western feminist countries in that case as those cultures would align most with that mentality. Some of the western European like Netherlands, Germany, and definitely Scandinavian countries would be in that mode. My dad is 100% or Scandinavian background and I can tell you both the guys and the gals in those places like their personal space and peace. Gals in that part of the world likely would leave you alone and actually know how to act as an "independent" woman.
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  226. Great input indeed for survival during the corona virus situation. Also, this is a great time to day trade in the stock markets!
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  227. Great video with very important concepts covered here. It is turning into just a nightmare with the tax system in USA but like yourself at the end of the video when you mentioned about not being a philosopher at the end of video that is my mentality at this point. I am just 100% focused on the current projects that I am currently working on at the moment.
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  228. Just leave America or Canada and go to where you are treated best as Andrew Henderson states from Nomad Capitalist. You were on his show and this is the main concept of what Andrew promotes, understand as a low or high earning guy you are not respected but simply your resources/money in western countries. For this reason what is the point of any intimate connection in a first world country today, makes no sense just my two sense on this matter perhaps a guy can enlighten me here. I personally don't live in America but in eastern Europe and will take it here any day over the U.S.
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  229. Very interesting video and always learn something new here!
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  230. Interesting points, and not sure I agree with the Anglo model of hiring which often dehumanizes the person. This is a tough topic for me as I have a high level of empathy but at the same time hiring good people is necessary. Often the hiring system in USA is so political and based off of certain quotas rather then on the actual talents of the person today, this is even worse with state and federal government jobs in USA. This is the modern USA for all of us though.
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  231. Right on with this video, I always tell this to people now the differences are all their,but one thing is certain when it is too late it is too late and these times have really reinforced into me that I need to have plans in place. By chance have you worked with anyone seeking a second passport in Serbia Andrew?
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  232. Interesting video with great perspective brought forth here and definitely makes someone think about the whole picture of the second citizenship question.
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  233. Great perspective and completely agree with your point!
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  234.  @hitsongsa  I am simply going to obtain a passport not for living purposes.
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  235. Great video Andrew, have been promoting you recently in my channel with some of your lessons and hugely enjoy the content! Continue the great work on this channel.
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  236. Great video and yes indeed a very strange situation with man complex issues involved here.
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  237. Interesting video and good topic. One thing to add is the importance of the country and its relationship to the country that you are opening this secondary bank account.
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  238. Interesting video content. I had checked out Austria for an option. On surface seems like an awesome country, but deeper down seems to lack the excitement and opportunities for a younger person, but perhaps for an older person who is seeking a nice place to retire in the mountains.
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  239. @Иван Русић Serbia has the right combination of factors that I am looking for in a country, inbox me via email listed on my channel if you want full summary.
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  240. Interesting perspective on this kind of ETF. I don't work much in this area, am day and swing trading but learn something new everyday and will do further research in this area.
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  241. That is a good point lol, perhaps you could share a bit more on this topic haha.
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  242. Great video topic here! Perhaps you could cover residence permits in Germany and Austria. While I don't have this citizenship, these are both two solid countries that receive a great deal of interest similar to the Anglo countries. Perhaps if Germany leaves EU and they could overhall their government leaders, this place would be more appealing for long-term residence.
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  243. One service you could check out is Transferwise or N26 is another good option!
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  244. You should pursue charges against this lady with the police simple as that.
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  245. Great video here and positivity is something I strive for every single week as a person! Great perspective in this video. I also liked the dating example haha.
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  246.  @87solarsky  Yes, some do really depends but truthfully most cannot speak German well enough for it to be useful. There certainly are a small minority that can speak the language fluently but those are far and few between. Some have have interest in the language or claim they do but when it comes down to barely can speak it well enough to be of sufficient use in a conversational sense.
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  247. Very interesting video and very relevant topic for this channel!
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  248. Very good video with great informative help for people here!
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  249. Totally agree with your message here and as you always tell people to execute not just simply talk about this. From 2015 to 2018 when I was back from my time in Chile in America I was dying to leave USA again and finally the time came for me in late 2018 which was a good time to leave looking back. As I have told you before Andrew, when my finances are such will certainly work with you not at that point yet honestly. We will see how the next few years play out but great to have positive messages here in your videos!
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  250. Great video and I would gladly take the Cash payout from Patrick lol. This was definitely a well made video with candid points made here. One interesting topic you could do and this may sound a bit out their are criminals or People that have run criminals enterprises that go for the nomad capitalist lifestyle. This May sound like an unusual topic but this keyword seems to do quite well now and would be really interesting to see from your angle. Then again not sure you would take this type of topic for the sake of your brand but I imagine it would get a solid amount of views on YouTube. Not sure if you have been sought out by People that have run illegal enterprises in their respective countries or committed White collared crimes but am sure it exist considering attorneys there days constantly deal with these type of People.
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  251. Definitely useful knowledge to have at moment with the corona virus happening and all the scare from this situation.
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  252. Your dad is very insightful on this topic Andrew and many of those points my dad has brought up who is of a very similar age to your dad. While I don't agree with all your views on topics you are very consistent which is equally as important. The tax issue boils down to most of the "wealthy" folks paying most of the taxes and this issue seems to be getting worse and worse with each passing year.
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  253. Great video as always. There is definitely a need for People to be proactive now about obtaining a second or third passport more then ever before.
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  254. Solid topic for this video and always learn interesting and helpful advice to apply into my own life from your videos Andrew. Have a nice Tuesday!
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  255. Absolutely right thanks for sharing!
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  256. Great points made in this video!
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  257. Great video and always learn something New in your videos Andrew!
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  258. Great points made here.
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  259. A great topic and definitely a topic that I used to think about more then now. The reason being that I now focus more on the process and methodology of my work and finding fulfillment in what I am doing for a life-time. Work will occupy a huge percentage of a person's time during their lifetime which is why seeing value in the process if often more essential then trying to make x sum of money and then retirement. No question also, the sum of money varies from country to country.
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  260. Great video and always learn new and interesting aspects of this industry from you!
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  261. Great video very creative concept, always super nice to have lifestyle hacks to make life easier!
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  262. Professional sports are oiled machines similar to other large corporations, and work at creating a very emotional appeal to people in the form of marketing and retaining a large devoted fan base.
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  263. Very good video and Merry Christmas to you and your family. A note close to your home, I will be spending Christmas with family friends from your home state of Ohio here in west Florida. Have a Blessed Christmas
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  264. Nice video topic!
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  265. A great video as always, you knowledge is quite impressive of the south east asian banking system and this system will be a major player in the future!
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  266. There may be other areas to consider. Never a shortage of teachers or instructors in many areas or even creating your own digital content. I myself was running an e commerce brand via ebay until they shut me down last year at which point I transitioned over to day trading which is quite challenging but can be learn if someone commits to learning a system. No question though the world is changing in many ways as I speak and is becoming quite challenging for digital nomads.
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  267. Interesting perspective Andrew and important for me. I am potentially buying property next year in Russia as a foreign buyer and helpful for me to keep these aspects in mind. On a side note this type of video seems to be your exact niche and what made your name become well known as a content creator. Have a nice week!
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  268. Physical training is great to stay in the right mindset. HIIT is a solid style of workout, also consider crossfit once you are comfortable with HIIT, and also check out TRX training which is also a great way to build a solid body with lean muscle mass. One last thing note the supplements and food intake is also critical when training, there are definitely certain foods and supplements that will help the body recover faster and ensure a better tomorrow.
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  269.  @LeFatalpotato  Great point here!
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  270. Great video! Always great to learn something new and unique topics that keep your channel interesting!
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  271. Great perspective on this topic!
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  272.  @unknowninfinium4353  Andrew mentions it in this video.
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  273. Great video but one country i would not recommended is latvia which has been a country renegging residence documents in the past. Most of the Baltic countries are decent as transitory countries but not sure I would trust these countries with large sums of money. This is not Just the issue of Latvia but usa coming in and imposing their ways on the banking system in the Baltic countries. Certainly if Latvia broke from EU country I would have more faith in this system. If it was a small nominal amount in a latvia bank to maintain an account would work fine.
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  274. Great video and can relate to Russian rubles, still holding Hard Cash for when I travel their!
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  275.  Dennis Durkop  Yes very good points you mention, and yes a gold standard is long-term a very sound way to back-up a country's currency. Gold will always be gold and will hold its value well.
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  276. Really like this lesson here and really hits hard at home. The webpage concept with real estate is something that I am thinking about launching in Belarus as a pilot program, in the near future. There are many potential opportunities that common people can begin. One other concept is owning parking lots in big cities.
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  277. Good points made in this video!
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  278.  @dr.lyleevans6915  There is an article about this Russian Golden visa. Russia is planning to introduce a golden visa scheme, offering foreigners a permanent residency permit in exchange for investing in the Russian economy, the Izvestia news site reported Friday. Draft legislation drawn up by the country’s Economy Ministry would seek to woo foreign investors by offering residency rights for investments in the Russian economy starting at 10 million rubles ($130,000). Seems like a great opportunity along with visa programs available in Serbia.
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  279. Great video, don't own any of these currencies but should take a look at them!
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  280.  @havegunwilltravel6398  Great point here and totally agree with you on this point but anyhow I have lived in both EU and Non-EU and it was a night and day difference. In fact if I lived in EU would rather just live in the larger more liberal countries as those places would be more open minded in my opinion. Many central European countries, "Want their cake and to eat it too" metaphorically speaking and makes it terrible in some of these places for foreign dating compared to countries like Russia, Belarus, or Serbia. After moving to Serbia at this point if I moved back to EU would only live in the liberal countries like Sweden or Spain if I were to do it again.
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  281. Certainly great points made in this video and is also necessary to be long-term with a business operation that you find on your own. You and I being Youtubers Andrew can relate to this, that this is something that you have to be involved in everyday of the week no matter how good or bad you feel. It also will keep you in the grind for an extended amount of time so that you are successful!
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  282. The guy interviewed me in 2021 and took down my video Mark, Mark is a first class con artist but most folks here won't care.
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  283. Totally agree here, is a futile waste of time and money. Live in that country or find a gal in your own country.
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  284. Very well stated bro!
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  285. Great video with useful tips. Also, have you considered a collab video with any other Youtubers?
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  286.  @nomadcapitalist  Thanks|!
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  287. Having worked in special ed class rooms I can tell folks this is way more common than not in public school systems. Plenty of cases like this happen around the country but most go unnoticed or the school district simply doesn't care.
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  288.  @heatherheinz2455  Well that is the public school system in America for you. Some places are better of course, Florida is likely one of the worse places, with midwest being better in some ways.
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  289. Very interesting video with really useful lessons. There are always great points to be learned from this videos.
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  290.  @MrLionLC  Just for a passport document not for living purposes.
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  291.  @natekons  Yes very good point here, and I have certainly known of some Latin/Hispanic people like that.
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  292. Wow this video has got mega views haha!
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  293. Very interesting video with lots of background stories to go with each countries. These type of videos really seem to be your forte!
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  294. Great video topic and context is very important for investments, much more to this but this is just a summary of the whole concept.
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  295. Very relevant points that you make and it is ironic about Russia, being that it is quite easy for an American to open a bank account in Russia. I personally have bank accounts with Sberbank and Raffeissen, two banks that will work with most western countries. It is also noteworthy that Raffeissen is an Austrian based bank.
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  296. Very good video with a great your of the area and building!
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  297.  @andreferrer9350  I lived in Valparaiso region from 2013 to 2015 so in this respect would be referring to this area and Santiago. Perhaps there has been some change their since I left but I myself had a few close calls where I was almost robbed in both Vina and Valparaiso. Keep in mind though that that usually took place at nighttime but in daytime is probally nice enough in most of those areas. With that being said the landscape/geography of that part of Chile is absolutely beautiful and was definitely something I will always remember!
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  298. Solid points you make Andrew, but will state we diverge in certain areas. I myself have lived in South America, and no way I would want to invest in Colombia, just not my cup of tea not the government but cultural aspects that I don't identify with. It has nothing to do either with stereotypes just personal preferences, for me if I were going to make a more risky property investment would pick a country such as Russia, because Russia is a place that I actually like to visit and travel to frequently. As you have mentioned before people all are different and have to choose what is best suited for their needs. Great quality video production also!
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  299. Solid video and definitely hits at the point of making people question about receiving anything for "free" and the real hidden cost that may be involved with this decision or the same way that taking "free" money from the U.S. government through a grant program or subsidy may actually have many strings attached down the road to this scenario.
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  300. Great video topic and really useful information in your videos!
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  301. Great video content, the Lari has been a really solid currency to invest in the past several years!
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  302. @Alex ' In some cases it can be really depends some gals will have high levels of English, others very little. What I can say is the ones with less English skills in my experience tend to be better quality (likely less westernized). Learning Russian is certainly a great way to start a relationship on a positive note and will state as I always have the relationship scene is 100 times better then most western countries (i.e. USA/Canada).
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  303.  @driver13g27  Yep without execution really does not do a whole lot following these dating experts.
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  304.  @dlukton  Yes I see but the bigger question is how much money would the average person need to knowing they would have no ties at all again to the U.S. system again.
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  305. Great video here with very helpdul advice. The tax side of this lifestyle is very complicated indeed and many factors are quite complicated. In the future I could see there being more niche business concepts being introduced in this area.
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  306. If you go to Russia/UKkraine, you could probally get this from a girl, lol, not even too difficult if you are white/european from western country, One caveat though is you would probally need to live in Russia/Ukraine to maintain this with a female. The girls their are on a whole different spectrum then in the west but then again, a huge lifestyle difference, different language, different culture, ect...For any guy over age 30 is a far stretch unless they were able to make so serious sacrifice and uproot, just my two sense as having been a foreign guy that lived in Russia.
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  307. Great video. Always new and unique topics!
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  308. Interesting topic, never been to Malaysia but had a friend during first year of university from Malaysia who had spoken very positively about the country. Mind you that was in 2012 and since then did not expect the country to grow as rapidly as it has. One funny side story is the guy wanted to purchase a luxury car in USA and ship it back to Malaysia as he had stated that import taxes were very high on luxury vehicles to Malaysia. Not sure this issue has changed since 2012.
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  309. Great perspective here and definitely you draw good perspective here, speaking of Bank accounts in March when I arrive to Balkans I will be opening: Serbian, Montenergo, Serbian, and Albanian bank accounts, does not hurt to have redundancy as you often remind us to apply in our off-shore plan.
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  310. Great video! Always learn something new from your life and approach to business. Have a nice weekend!
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  311. Very well done video here!
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  312. Great video here and very relevant points made in this video for entrepreneurs and people moving abroad. You also really help inspired me to grow my Youtube channel and really dial in on my goals Andrew, great content as always!
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  313. Great topic for your video and definitely has a lot of important aspects to think about for self-employed people and a different perspective for people going to some of these countries.
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  314.  @summ466  I see, what exactly do you mean by social insurance?
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  315. Hey Artur I saw the news, and just focus on growing a business with the audience you have built up here and just the reality of the politics of Youtube now. Also, I am in Estonia, perhaps we could do a collab in the future if you are in Tallinn. My content I realize bothers some Estonians but I still have many Estonian subscribers and perhaps we could find some common ground. Also, you have some great analysis of different weapons and guns. Good luck!
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  316. Seems you make some valid points here and as far as the safety and lifestyle quality for an average person, it most definitely seems higher in Romania than the U.S. currently. Now on the contrary several Romanian men I encountered in the U.S. who had lived in the U.S. had said Romania was a very tough place to get ahead if you wanted to be even an above average and certainly wealthier man in that country, less if you were in a few industries in Romania such as the tech sector. The country is also part of the EU, which has this insane liberal agenda for 2030 that is basically pushing all the same policies as the west is now, the difference seems to be Romania is just say 30 years behind countries like the U.S. and other western countries. Does anyone here have any arguments to counter this?
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  317. Interesting what is considered safe and non-safe here. I personally feel safe in many places, but will say from person to person depends on how they perceive safety.
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  318. Absolutely a nightmare where america Will be if this madness continues but as you stated Andrew is all the more the reason to have a second passport or residence.
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  319. Look at school districts. Those jobs pay over 20 USD an hour even as a sub in some some states. If you sub at the high school level it can be a really easy and great gig also.
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  320.  @bebop54  Yes true I just need to add a few to my name lol. Currently just have the USA passport and Estonia residence.
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  321. Very good video here with great points made!
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  322. Advice, for newer stock traders, stick with pharma stocks. Commodities are some of the toughest to trade in the markets.
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  323. You can be but I don't think the most comfortable lifestyle.I know of families here in Estonia and also when I was in Russia and just living abroad was a challenge, and traveling isn't even an option for some of them to consider, due alone to the expenditures and just the mobility factor. I remember going to a college prep high school where the spectrum of income greatly varied, but it tended to be on the higher end in Chicago land area. Typically the people I knew that were able to move around internationally with their parents while young mostly came from the highest up backgrounds unless their parents were in high up government positions (ie diplomat) in which case us the taxpayers were typically paying for their moving costs which could sometimes be in the mid 5 figures at times. Case and point, yes this can be done but likely a lot easier with deep pockets or children that are a bit older. Then again I realize your focus is on the 7 or 8 and sometimes 9 figure entrepreneurs Andrew where money is not an issue so for these people yes it can likely be done in most cases.
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  324.  Diggy d  this is phrased better then I could have said it but exactly one of the points I was trying to make here and in summary that the taxes go are arranged the way they are on a deeper level in many places and the leaders running these countries are perfectly aware of this which is why they create the tax structures they do in the first place, of course often with the help of the people as they need to be elected. Honestly,I am not sure if tax haven countries will be tax havens in 20 years, or literally people may have to own their own islands, hopefully but never know. Thanks for input here.
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  325. Great perspective here with useful lessons learned! On a personal note I have also thought about Serbia for obtaining an alternative passport.
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  326. Stupid to move to a country for a woman just my personal opinion. Christ is king. Dont live for a woman in a country.
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  327. Why do you say that out of curiosity
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  328. Check out a youtuber from Canada, Stefan Molyneux. He has produced really insightful videos on this matter.
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  329.  @kiminem4087  Interesting to know. Thanks!
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  330.  @grantbishop1961  Note I was producing mgtow content before and guess what no mgtow folks helped me at all abroad financially, it was not people who followed mgtow when I was financially strapped 4 years ago. I woke up and realize why am I putting out video content for guys who can't help another man at all but the folks who came forth and helped me didn't subscribe to that content at all. Now that was just my experience.
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  331. Great content as usual need to be on top of this!
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  332.  @MrKentakie  Yes lol but after awhile you get use to that standard of beauty and seems normal. If guys are not use to it they will likely put girls on a pedestal constantly but once you have lived in that type of country long enough you get use to it and can properly evaluate girls.
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  333.  @JC-ly8pz  yes sir. I now use trade zero.
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  334.  @Burevestnik9M730  USD will be like monopoly money in the near future.
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  335. That is a lot of bank accounts lol but a good amount, I am sure there are guys out their who have over 50 bank accounts!
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  336.  @uditpathariya  Thanks!
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  337.  @dlukton  Yes precisely and I know this from my parents who own property in the Chicago-land area. Real estate taxes and home owner fees are so high even for 200K to 300K house in a decent suburb.
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  338. Interesting perspective mentioned here in video!
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  339.  @nomadundercover3018  very good observation and something I see often in Estonia!
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  340. Very good point here Mr. Henderson and would also state that it is ironic with the super elite, the government will operate exceptionally fast but anyone else including even many upper class folks the government is exceptionally slow in many areas including issuing passports.
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  341. Not the case with eastern europeans, but for the case in the western world, I would totally agree with you. Anyhow in many cultures around the world gifts and dinners would be a must before any intimacy occurred.
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  342. You had mentioned that you are married to a Russian in a previous video. Does that make you elgible by marriage for a Russian passport and likewise would future children be elgible for Russian citizenship in this case also?
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  343.  @peaceonearth8693  Yep for sure on that! This is my first U.S. election that I am not in USA during the election season and something I don't miss at all!
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  344. I take you are from russia or ukraine?
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  345. Great video here!
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  346. Very good video with a fresh perspective and yes Panama is sort of a buzz term now for international banking.
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  347.  @amir5593  Good question Amir. Depends on how you define the next big thing. It all goes back to the person and what they seek. For example , I know countless people interested in southeast Asia but for me not really my thing. I would much prefer snowy mountains and forests then tropical rain forests. As Andrew says it goes back to the person at hand. Of course, look for countries that are not overly developed and that don't have crazy immigration policies. For instance I live in Estonia, a country that prides itself on an easy country to set-up a business and get residency, which is so far from the truth. In some ways I would argue their neighbors Russia actually make it easier for immigrants that come from non-EU countries. This leads into next point when looking at a country make sure that country has needs that you can fill if you plan on living long-term in that country. Each country has certain areas it lacks talent wise, and see if those are talents you can fill if you are not working remotely. Often the first country someone moves to will not be their final country. I first lived in Chile, then Argentina, then Russia, then Estonia, and will likely be back in Russia by the end of the year once again. It often takes trial and error before finding the right fit. Lastly, seek what you like and prefer not what other people tell you to like and remember it is different visiting a country then living long-term and being permanently settled their.
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  348. Cryptos are indeed an interesting investment but I would buy them more like someone would buy foreign currency with the intention to hold. Actual crypto trading is super specialized and even more difficult likely then trading stocks, due to the difficulty in forecasting future prices of these. I myself have a bit of bitcoin, ethereum, and XRP (ripple).
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  349. Major truth in this topic and something my parents would often bring up, a sensible person should look at something from the perspective of good and bad times. Also, I saw you will be doing an interview with entrepreneur in Cars didn't ever see that collab but should be interesting none the less!
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  350. Great points made here in this video and experienced the same issues as a someone living abroad, have experienced the same situation and will agree that people absolutely don't care about you once you leave and can be tough for people to understand that have never moved abroad. This aspect can help someone focus though on what matters and simply put to be productive!
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  351. An interesting video topic, and relevant to people with VC funds on the line. I would also add that the probability of receiving VC funds is really really slim even for super viable businesses that already are churning out profits.
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  352. Very relevant and important points mentioned in this video!
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  353. I have subbed in high school classrooms here in Florida, and no joke some of these classes feel like juvenile detention situations. Absolutely horrible the situations of many classrooms here in Florida and in America as a whole.
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  354. I have many ideas on this matter and would definitely agree on many ideas that you have expressed presently living here, there are many issues of this country and often just the positive aspects are the only areas that are highlighted about Estonia.
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  355. Great topic for a video here and just a recommendation video for the future. You should do a topic video for DAPTs. A popular technique of domestic asset protection trusts (DAPTs) and “trust decanting.” DAPTs allow people to put assets in a U.S. trust for their own benefit and then protect those assets from future creditors. Traditional trust law prevented someone from shielding assets in a trust, if they continued to control those assets and used them for their own benefit. Decanting, for its part, is a maneuver used to change the terms of a supposedly irrevocable trust by removing the trust’s assets and transferring them into a new trust, typically in a state with laws that provide for maximum asset protection and opacity and no state taxes.
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  356. Great video here with really useful insight. One part that really stuck with me in this Youtube video was the part that you mentioned about how a business owner should show how they value employees in certain countries is not necessarily in outright paying them more money but in making them feel valued and proud of the company that they work for which could be in providing more vacation days during the year. Also, I have read a couple chapters of the Dave Ramsey's book and really contains solid points for a newer or more experienced business tycoon.
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  357. Interesting video and a great topic. It is very positive you will cover topics on both sides of the coin and not just one perspective with this show.
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  358. All the big players are here, didn't realize you were a watcher of this channel Tim and bald and bankrupt.
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  359.  @deborahgrantham7387  I am not so sure about that here in Estonia lol. It is certainly safe here but calm is definitely not the case for people here in the workforce, especially foreign people. If you can self-employ yourself, that helps a bit.
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  360. @alex' Yes sort of. I lived in Chile and Argentina and yes Argentina is definitely a great country for dating but has so many other issues at this point. One thing I noticed is the countries that have more chaos tend to have better dating options and the countries that are very small and "stable" are typically terrible countries for younger men looking to date. It is ironic as this latter category often present great options to situate a business and primary residency for tax purposes. The point here is there is a trade off with everything in life and you will always have to make sacrifices in most cases.
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  361. Ok great to know and yes know someone Who lived in Belgium had mentioned thi country to me as an option!
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  362. I see, that is a shame as Germany had the potential to be something much greater if we look at its 19th century history. It could have been a huge empire akin to Russia if the tide had turned differently. But always helps to learn from People on the ground in these countries. Thanks.
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  363. Yes have heard Germans mention this before to me. It often seems the countries that are more liked by foreigners are not great for domestic People and vice versa for countries that are more favored by the domestic population.
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  364.  @zionnaranje7298  Yep!
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  365. You are based in Estonia or Russia I assume?
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  366.  @orkhankhalafov2793  I see. I know the Estonian government is scrutinizing these applications a lot more then before, since I personally know one person that screens applications for this program, but I would just apply again or wait since they are getting over flooded with applications now due to all the interest from other countries.
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  367. Great perspective here and the importance of diversification and prepping effectively for recession and global turmoil.
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  368. Very solid points made here!
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  369.  @James-og6cx  good point, not sure what this guy can do in this situation.
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  370. @Jurg Schupbach Yes for sure haha!
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  371. Great video and very interesting topic on this matter!
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  372.  Jeremy Jackson  Yes interesting perspective and certainly makes sense. When you use the term expats you are referring to all USA citizens living outside of USA with a passport in that respective country/and or people who have renounced USA citizenship/and or people with a long-term residence in that country but also with their USA passport?
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  373.  @BennieTarrMusic  Yes indeed good point. The blame has to be place on someone and certain groups are easy to target. I have not been back to America for 1 year and 3 months and have not lived in America now for almost 2 years but definitely got out at a good time with the current travel restrictions situation in many countries.
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  374.  @anacarlsen1039  Yes, also good point their!
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  375.  Jeremy Jackson  I went to Russia first then to Estonia, where I presently live. In the near future when countries open back up I will move back to Russia or possibly Serbia or Ukraine. I am not 100% certain at moment but that is current game plan!
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  376.  Zain Khan  Yes certainly don't bring them back, for me though I will be in eastern Europe for long-haul regardless of the dating. Aspects of lifestyle work me.
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  377.  @nomadcapitalist  Yes sir, continue the great work!
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  378.  @nomadcapitalist  Yes sir!
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  379. Of course it is in feminist Florida also lol. Some conservative state haha, I am leaving this state in a couple weeks leaving the country and will not look back lol. The irony down here is this woman would have never been able to buy that house on your own down here.
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  380. Great video and did not seem like too difficult of a process to get this Thai document.
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  381.  @Tom-tk3du  I see lol. I did not realize that but always learn something new every day!
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  382.  @nomadcapitalist  Yes I see your point, but in the case of Joe Rogan a guy of this status I still think in the grand scheme of things has more business opportunities staying in America. These are one of those exception situations that only would occur for 1 out 1,000 people, but then again that is my opinion. On the other hand you have worked with 9 figure individuals not sure any have been in the media spectrum and I recall you have a media background with radio so you understanding of this matter is for sure more dialed in then my own as I don't have any specific experience in this area. One thing is for certain this guy will never have to be worried about being broke again in his life, lol. One guy that would be interesting to analyze on your show is e entertainer Graham Stephan, being his approach very focuses on tax reduction on domestic level rather then international level. At times very difficult to watch that guy as he clearly overlooks international means to drastically reduce taxes, or perhaps his show is designed that way intentionally. Perhaps with Rogan Spotify deal, eventually he may receive a stake of company, similar to Nike with Michael Jordan and down the road this stake and/or licensing agreement could pay even a lot more then he currently looks to receive. It will be interesting to watch how this situation progresses and if the listener base of Spotify growns drastically with this addition.
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  383. Great to see you here lol.
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  384. As for as leaving a country, you should consider an eastern european country such as: Russia, Serbia, or Belarus if you are looking for a change as you mentioned at end of video. I am not saying these will be an automatic fix but are alternatives for younger guys who are fed up with this garbage in the west.
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  385.  @mowtivatedmechanic1172  Yep precisely, no way this sham lasts much longer.
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  386. You said months ago you were going to get off Youtube, Joker, why you still on this platform, just curious as it seems to me you are staying on here longterm?
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  387. You couldn't pay me to be with a Chinese woman, note I am a white man but that culture for me is way off in many ways. Now for a guy who is also of some type of Asian background it would seem to be a solid fit. Also, nearly all the guys I met in the U.S. who had been with Chinese women all stated they had "fake smiles" and their true colors did not come out till later and made their lives a mess at that point, AND yes one of those guys I knew was a white man in Chicago who had met his ex-wife in a Church.
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  388. Good solid points made in this video!
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  389. Great to see a fellow MGTOWer here!
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  390. I recognize the name lol. Cheers from Estonia Sadife!
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  391. I live in one of those countries which is Estonia, this place is definitely a country that an investor could have done very well with if they had bought 10 or 15 years ago, but as wages and lifestyles have gone up so have property prices and it seems to be a place that is on a bubble at the moment. I am not sure beyond this but am sure there are still some opportunities at moment, but more likely Latvia and Lithuania are still more price friendly and more options for investments.
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  392.  @stuarth1996  I am just familiar with property values in Tallinn but would not presume the values of properties rising in other cities so fast, such as: Tartu or Narva (Estonia/Russian border city). As for average returns I imagine it greatly depends on type of property, location, and type of owner. What exactly do you mean by "landlord friendly"?
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  393.  @stuarth1996  Yes indeed Tartu and Narva are two of the major secondary cities of Estonia. In Tallinn right now, due to the situation the world is experiencing right now, it is very emptied of foreign people at moment which means many landlords also have vacancies. From what I have heard many landlords are also having a difficult time, and would imagine recently many properties have hit the market or will be hitting the market in the next few months. The return for a 2 bedroom apartment I can inquire to some Estonian contacts of mine here to get an idea for you. About the "landlord friendly" question, Estonia being part of the EU definitely is in the middle area I would think. In Estonia, it is likely in the middle for this issue but also depends on the landlord and your relation to this person. In my case for example my brother had started renting from my landlord 2 years before I had even moved here so this already carried a level of trust with my landlord. If you have a personal connection like this, it helps quite a bit being that Estonia is such a small country, word will get around quickly that a tenant has not been paying and problems could arise if this tenant wants to find a new place to live. There are many times here where landlords will choose not to rent their apartment to someone if they are from the "third-world" and they don't seem like a dependable tenant, and this is possible in most cases, being Estonia doesn't have strict laws in this area as other countries such as USA.
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  394.  @J10044  I did not realize that about Crimea but makes sense. I am looking at buying property in St. Petersburg, Russia next year but am aware that Russia has slowly opened up opportunities to foreign buyers and with a residence document a foreign person can even built a credit score and have access to credit lines. In Ukraine, not sure what will happen their but it seems like western influence in that country has perhaps inflated property prices. I cannot imagine what that has done to Ukranians who would like to buy properties in Kiev and if that price trend will continue in the near future is very unsustainable for the country to be about Ukranians and not a foreign capital.
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  395.  @J10044  Yes the Baltic states have already seen their rise, and too late in the game at this point for those high returns. About Belarus that is what my brother has told me and would likely be the place to invest in at this point a good time to get in, not sure how documentation works on those matters to buy properties.
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  396. Very well put, this quote is so applicable to day traders and stock investors.
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  397.  @bluemax2072  Yep in a few weeks.
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  398.  @25Soupy  You would be correct on that lol, so essentially a double edged sword in this country honestly. Anyhow I won't be here much longer but will just state that I am very calculated with relationships and would never enter one that I didn't see any end game with just for let down in the end. It would seem better not to be in a relationship in the first place, no huge pendulum swings of emotion. Also, note I am a high income earner in this country, I know of guys who are completely dependedant on their woman and at any moment if that relationship goes south they could literally be homeless on the street. I believe that is one reason you see so many single homeless guys here now in Tallinn, because of this occurrence especially within the Russian speaking Estonian population here which is growing and growing by the year.
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  399. Great video with awesome points made here!
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  400. You have really immerged from this point with Nomad Capitalist!
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  401. I had not seen this video but really cool life worked out for you! Just continue with your goals in life.
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  402. Great video topic really enjoyed this one! I would also agree with Russia as a recommendation and is certainly under rated and actually has very modest tax rates which many people often don't realize about the country. Something about Estonia and the cold is the long night-time hours I believe is the more challenging aspect of winter time in Estonia, the cold I believe is actually not as bad as northern Minnesota where I use to live. People who are not use to really short days for 2.5 months will find it very challenging their first year here but after the first year, your body and mind will get use to it. But not all people do acclimate to this Scandinavian type of climate system and some people find it too tough. You must be mentally tough in the winter in this climate system but spring, summer, and autumn here is very nice so not as bad as some people may think and you certainly get incredibly long sunny days here during summer.
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  403. Great to see you guys back together, the viking and the brit haha.
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  404. Some interesting places to put on my radar indeed!
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  405. In summary racing is a sport made for wealthy folks!
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  406.  @nikireynolds5200  I am currently based in Estonia, why do you ask?
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  407. A very informative video!
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  408.  HaloBaller9813  They can want something but if there is no financial gain for sovereign countries they will have little reason to implement these areas into their countries. I had previously lived in Russia and realized that from living their that Russians simply didn't care often about what was happening in the west (simply apathy, not necessarily against it just didn't matter to them) since it had little to no effect on their country. What I also realized was much of this was due to factors such as sanctions which essentially meant neither Russia or many western countries were of much benefit to each other. Money is what makes countries run including governments and the very wealthy and if little incentive is seen in these countries for them to play ball with the west difficult they probally won't play the game. Anyhow a country going against Russia is also essentially going against China and North Korea which is a huge problem for the U.S and what safeguards this alliance of countries in many ways. This is my opinion of course but something I always recall my dad mentioning about U.S. universities while I was visiting while I was still in high school. If the cycle of monetary gain is not their no matter the system or kind of environment (in this case he was referencing college athletics as I was planning to be a college skier at this time), likely the game will not begin or won't get very far. This of course is just my opinion here in all this.
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  409. Graham knows his based when it Comes to real estate but definitely not a guy I would seek advice for in stock market.
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  410. Exactly right and good point here!
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  411. Go live in Russia or Ukraine if you want quality girls. The "second hand" women are just a reflection of the western USA/Canadian culture and as long as men are paying into this through taxes and transfer payments, is still feeding the system and those women, just remember that.
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  412. At the end I have a feeling which "content creator" you are referring to but will wait and see if I am right haha.
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  413.  @amir5593  Thanks! California is so long gone at this point, just a dying cause as a state. This is likely also due to the concentration of high wealth in California which is tied to the government and many billion dollar companies with operations in California. This state is on a bubble though like the rest of USA and when it crashes it will crash hard and I would not want to be in the aftermath of that situation.
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  414.  @grantbishop1961  Well even if it is fake it seems like Roosh is a better man now. If you look at nearly all the manosphere guys they all come to religion in some way or another which tells me the manosphere lifestyle is fake and full of lies. Heck Christianity may be but I will say the Christian men I have known in my life 60 plus could show a life that they felt much more satisfied with and content. The men I knew chasing after whores and "sleeping around" were almost never happy men after age 50 but this is just my experience.
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  415.  @PLZRWD  Yes for sure! I traveled to Lithuania last year and really enjoyed it during my short time their. It does indeed share some similarities to Stockholm and yes the women are very beautiful their haha. The springtime in this part of the world is also much more beautiful then people think and we have actually had many days of sunlight for the past two months.
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  416. Them and all the other work sectors out their we could label as "scammers" which would include half the government employees in the USA. So be it these people promote good wholesome music unlike the marxist garbage on the radio which is pretty much a scam in itself when you analyze at how basic most of the melodies of these songs are when paired with stupid lyrics.
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  417.  @dr.winner2516  I stated that the Estonia Skype situation would be cool if it played out in Serbia, not sure if that is what you were referring to? Note Skype was not just Estonian but also founded by two Scandinavian guys, I actually know an Estonia here that personally knew one of the co-founders of Skype and very interesting back-story but I will just summarize here that there is much more to the story then people are often told.
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  418. A great concept here and never thought of this term 1.5 before but makes total sense.
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  419. Did you also mention that women are terrible drivers!
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  420.  @brigitalarsen7335  Thanks!
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  421. Yes completely agree with you on that one!
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  422.  @p2pportal  Yes for sure. Yes Trade zero is the platform I use for my day trading along with Charles Schwab. Note also some of these guys who speak on trading topics are not actually traders themselves. There are areas to listen for to know but I will not reveal my opinion here about this particular guy. If you want more information contact me via my email. Thanks.
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  423. Great to see you on here mgtow cowboy haha.
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  424.  @nomadcapitalist  Thanks!
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  425.  @drop_messages6226  You must not know much about Illinois teachers, this is in fact a state where there is quite a bit of support for teachers. As someone that lives in Europe, would say that teachers in America still have it some of the best, compared to other countries in the world. With that being said I do think that the standards for teachers must be raised in other countries and people must be more motivated and encouraged to go into this profession. My brother works with Chinese students everyday remotely from Europe and he gets paid very well for his teaching job, as the Chinese understand the value of a good teacher and will pay well for that education. Likewise, it is notable how strong the east Asian countries perform academically (i.e. China, Japan, Korea) and the high emphasis they place on education in general.
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  426. You have been to Russia, I think not. If you had that first part you mentioned is completely incorrect. The fact is unlike puppet leader Biden, most Russian people like their President Putin and would vote for him again and again. My brother lived in Russia for three years, and yes some things you hear about Russia and the society are true, but this impression of the people in Russia as a whole not like Putin is completely incorrect. People may see these folks are naive sheep "eastern slavic" people/Eurasian/mongoloids, but the fact of the matter is most folks would glad re-elect Putin as their leader and live a fairly comfortable lifestyle, (less sub-par medical treatment)>
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  427.  @elizabethwolfgang4017  Well if a nuke is used on ukraine, nukes will likely be fired around world, so we will be screwed.
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  428. Very good video with solid points made here!
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  429. Quick recommendation consider day trading, I know it sounds scammish but is a great area for most men here. Note "day trading" not swing trading as many guys here will harp and say they have tried it but look at momentum day trading buy and sell in same day, a great area if you can master!!
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  430.  @Burevestnik9M730  perhaps you need to do more research into bitcoin and crypto to better understand the system and how micro-dips happen over a several year period.
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  431. @inaciocook Yes, crypto (bitcoin) is the way to go and for sure these are great apps, along with a pure wallet system to store crypto.
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  432.  @t.l1357  Look up Binance and a crypto wallet system such as Exodus crypto wallets which work great!
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  433. Great video with topics relevant for people with children, not sure I will ever have children let alone married though in the world we live in now lol!
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  434. This is what Tallinn Estonia and is fantastic for people who are unable to spend a lot on public transportation.
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  435.  @PainReaverX2  Mark the guy referenced in the channel. Mark and I knew each other when his channel was much much smaller.
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  436. The guy also doesn't mention about Mark's past with his ex British wife and how he essentially didn't raise his two daughters, not his terrible pick in business partners.
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  437. Very interesting video and unique topic to cover!
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  438.  @amiralim6718  I see, I did not realize about that price jump but sounds like it would have been a great price arbitage opportunity for people on the ground in Tehran if they had the funds to buy property. In Iran do they offer people a credit system when buying homes like a "mortage"?
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  439.  @amiralim6718  Also, I did not realize that about the Iranian stock market. I myself do day trading as a full-time job so that is a point of interest to me. I have bought foreign stocks, such as Chinese stocks being traded on an American exchange like the NYSE, but don't ever recall buying stock in an Iranian company.
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  440.  @amir5593  Russia eventually due to my living situation their. Also, I would like to add some kind of Carribean passport also.
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  441. Most of what you are referencing in this video are long term stock investments not Day trading. It is clear you have not done a lot of Day trading. Day trading is looking for surges in stocks during Daytime and getting in and out and note also it often occurs in a time span of less then a minute. Recommend you to watch: warrior trading YouTube channel.
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  442. Good thoughts on the corona virus and this actually is a time that people can profit from well if they take advantage of business opportunities in this realm. Also, I am in Estonia, many people have been infected with corona virus but they have kept regions very well quarantined and being that Estonia is a digital based nation many people here can continue working remotely from home. Also, I try to look at the positive aspects of countries right now and will say that it is very unique to see countries how they would have been 50 years ago when there were not many foreign people living in these respective countries. Likewise, nice to have very little crowds in most places and also I have taken the time to enjoy more parks here in Tallinn and visit outdoor places that I have never seen before.
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  443. Motos look awesome, was about to purchase a sport bike 2 years ago but put it off so perhaps this summer I May buy one
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  444. A good topic indeed, and inquiring about a dilemma can end up saving someone a huge amount of time and money on the back-end, something I have learn throughout my life. I would think in your line of business many people are labeled as "scams" and some people have a difficult time at discerning the real from the fake. One aspect of business though you definitely understand and is something at the core of guys like Grant Cardone is the aspect of "sales". Always learn something new here, perhaps John Macafee should have created an offshore plan with you many years earlier lol.
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  445.  @sandis7278  I see an interesting observation, but makes sense considering hidden fees are often a big issue with many banks around the world.
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  446. I had an ex russian gf in st petersburg russia. Some solid points made in this video.
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  447.  @toddjohnsen7996  Thanks!
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  448. Very good video and it is really interesting the large price spectrum in second passports from one country to the next, always learn something useful and helpful in your videos.
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  449.  @BennieTarrMusic  Try Russian or Ukrainian also, for sure in this category!
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  450. This is pretty gutsy, not sure I would have been able to do this with the sheer height of this tower. How high was this tower?
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  451.  @sneakytails1724  Sort of, non-eu countries are fine but many EU eastern european countries are just as bad and don't seem to be improving.
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  452. @Anonymous User Yes my experience also, very fast and easy opening a Russian bank account!
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  453.  @amir5593  Yes absolutely!
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  454.  @amir5593  Yes there are a few banks that open accounts if you have a proof of long-term stay (e.g. apartment rental lease document). For example: Sberbank very quick and easy and Raffeisen Bank which takes longer but is very customer friendly and makes it easy for a foreign person to build credit if they have a residence document. Keep in mind there are certain banks that will not open accounts for people unless they have residence documents, as was the case with my ex-girlfriend who worked for a Russian bank that would not open accounts without a residence document.
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  455.  @ginmador9824  Yes, makes sense. I have not been to Belarus but know they share many similarities with Russia based on what people have told me.
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  456.  @amir5593  Thanks!
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  457.  @elenah1384  No it is just a name I use for my video channel lol. My dad's grandparents were actually from Norway and Sweden henceforth the name. It is just like an attention grabber you could say. ты говоришь по русски?
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  458.  @elenah1384  ok i see no it was just curiosity. Elena is a common name in Russia, which is why I had inquired..
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  459.  @Boardfishingphil  Yes makes total sense!!
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  460.  @miamitrancemissions6425  Yes good points made but to be honest I don't think many women 30+ in Russia go for younger guys if they are Asian or white men. The mindset is a bit different in Russia then anywhere in the west and is just a different way of seeing certain matters then how people in western countries may see the same matter. Note though this is my personal experience, I just turned 28 and most people now often assume I am between age 22 to 25, which likely helps in my case. Anyhow Russia can work for someone but there are many aspects of that country that many people in western countries would find a bit uncomfortable at the very least. I lived in Russia for about 6 months and at this point would probally prefer living somewhere else even with a surplus of dating options. It is difficult to describe here how different it feels living in Russia compared to America but after one has experienced both places would better understand. To this day though still talk to Russian/Ukranian friends and will still take trips to the country to do filming and to enjoy different aspects of the country.
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  461.  @ToquzOghuzKhaganatekhan  Yes very true on that point!
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  462.  @Ace.0.0.0.  I know what you mean and this would be another topic I could do a video on but if you have lived around this know what that is all about.
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  463. An interesting topic!
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  464.  @nomadcapitalist  Great point here!
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  465. Great topic, it seems like based on what you have said if you had scaled earlier on you would have been even wealthier today, which kind of says that much of it is mindset and the level of wealth that you surround yourself with in your community. One thing I will say is that each person has to take their own path and find what they can do both well and that has a market where there is a customer demand and people will pay for x service or product. One thing that most wealthier people seem to practice is high consistency and actually embracing this mindset and lifestyle day in and day out, not just simply a short term spurt of inspiration. So this boils down to a lifestyle choice and has more to do with something they find motivational about the lifestyle they are living. This is where my mindset has been slow shifting the past 3 years and getting to a point where I ask myself, would I be maintaining this same type of work ethic if I were 30 years older and that often seems to become more then just the financial aspect and more importantly about intrinsic areas of life.
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  466.  @friedmoses5692  Ok thanks for input and great to know! I had a friend several years ago who had a father from Serbia and recall him telling me how easy it was for him if he desired to get a Serbian passport and due to the fact he had inherited land from a relative in Serbia when they had passed away at the time which also helped for residence purposes.
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  467. Let's go Putin and Musk, a great cooperation here!
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  468. Interesting perspective and would agree. One thing to note the more edits to video the more time required and putting out a video daily with heavy edits would definitely require a lot more time. Perhaps he has a member on his team doing video edits but absolutely at the subscriber count he is at, these additions would make a huge impact!
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  469.  @libertarianspirit  Ok interesting input here and definitely would be an interesting country to visit in the future. On a side note I do really enjoy the cuisine of Uzbekistan. While living in Russia, in St. Petersburg they have some great Uzbek options for restaurants!
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  470.  @nafridi1  Yes certainly agree with you on that one!
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  471. Completely agree with this video! So many people are penny wise and pound foolish nowadays.
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  472. Great insight here. I dont know much about this currency but is definitely one that I Will check out in the future.
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  473. It is cool the Norwegian aspect. My dad's grandparents were Scandinavian immigrants from Norway or Sweden, which makes me 1/2 Scando mixture (Norwegian/Swedish), definitely a country that knows its English well though haha.
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  474. Great video likewise love my teas, but still have my preference for coffee which I don't go a day without!
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  475. Sounds great, I had lived in Estonia for a few years and it appeared quite similar to Finland in many ways just cheaper. If I may ask career wise what did you do to obtain residence or was it some kind of investment in the country? My dad's Grandparents were from Sweden and Norway and I had looked into Finland for residence in the past.
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  476. This is a really interesting topic and indeed compound interest is huge with all investors, day traders, real estate investors, ect... The compound interest effect is what actually created many of the crypto millionaires a few years ago. I have a friend here in Estonia who invested just around 10,000 dollars in bitcoin during 2011 and 2012 which eventually became worth around 600,000 to 1 million dollars during the 2017 boom of bitcoin.
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  477.  @andrefalksmen1264  Yep there is no question these rich people have vast amounts of wealth to push policies that are more beneficial for their short-term bottom line and nobody else, completely void of logic and built completely on greed. The long-term effects of short-terms gains often far outweigh these gains for the small extremely wealthy that benefit from these policies. By that point though these people will have left the state and likely not suffer the consequences of these absurd government policies. Look no further then South Africa if you want to see the hypocrisy of the extreme wealthy mentality. Many South Africans have gone to live in Russia and I have met individuals while I was living in Russia who basically were forced out of their country because they simply could not viably live long-term in South Africa. These are tough and pioneering people that could have expanded the wealth and prosperity of South Africa but were forced out because of such outrageous political policies. Goes back to same issue short term gains for extreme wealthy but long-term very negative consequences for the average people of that those countries.
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  478. Great video topic here!
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  479.  @nomadcapitalist  Yes absolutely!
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  480. A country in the future that you should cover is Belarus. This seems to be a smaller alternative to Russia and seems to offer the qualities of a developing nation that could take it to the next level in the coming years! I have not traveled to Belarus yet, will be this summer or autumn but have heard positive things about place and will be a new country that I have never traveled to yet.
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  481.  @ontheline3077  I like the set-up haha.
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  482. Great video topic, you really have a well grounded view of various countries and also helpful you are able to analyze both the positive and negative aspects of these countries. The closest I have traveled to Asia is Russia which is a quite culture shock the first time but will say in almost all countries foreign people can find good local people and create long lasting friendships with these people. I still have contact with a few Chilean friends that I met in 2013 to this day and always cool to have these type of friends in my life!
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  483.  @erikj.nuveenmddmd6557  Yes indeed great point!
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  484.  @nomadcapitalist  Yes indeed!
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  485. Great video with useful advice for everyone!
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  486. Very good video, the part about Estonia hit close to home also!
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  487. Sounds similar to same issue in the "education sector" which I work in currently.
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  488. Great video with solid points mentioned here!
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  489. Not sure she Will get this ring back. I remember seeing a Police show in which woman had a man's expensive violin and required Police intervention. On a side note if I had a valuable ring like this would not have it sitting out if People came over. It is interesting in the jewelery industry how often rings are sold at huge markups from their actual value. There is that expression if a Diamond looks to perfect it is likely a fake Diamond. Real Diamonds typically have blemishes that can be seen under the microscope.
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  490. Interesting advice here and in some ways reminds me of dating a Russian lol. You will have to do a episode Rich, on Russians vs Western woman, or "What to expect if you attempt to bring your Svetlana back with you from Russia" to USA or Canada. I have heard men say that Asian women don't adapt to western cultures well when they bring them back which comes as no surprise to me, completely different systems they are brought up under and a mindset difference foreign to the west.
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  491. I use to live in russia and great place to live, but is a huge culture and mindset shift. Last year I was in st petersburg but the russia Girls definitely have higher standards if you are a foreign guy. The russian language is more importantto know if you are living in russia or ukraine then in other former soviet republics. For example right now I live in estonia which is right next to russia but quite a different world in some ways, and english will work in most environments here. Keep in mind russia is a culture where People Will respect you as a foreign person but the culture does not have all the antics as anglo culture and People Will not care about you in Russia unless you offer them value. Furthermore, guys will often say how russian women are easier if you are foreign which is often not the case, they definitely have standards in place for men and Russia is no Thailand or Phillipines, Russians are European girls and you will feel pushed in some ways that you won't relate to until you are a foreign guy who has lived in Russia. My brother lives in Russia and has phenomenal results with the russian ladies. He is age 27 and can basically go out with Just about any girl He desires. Note that does Come with a cost and in Russia there is often a tough mindset needed, due to the isolated way you Will feel as a foreign guy, much more isolate feel then in most other European countries which is where the Russian language will come into play. Understand Russia is very much tied to the central Asian republics which basically brings a whole different feel to the culture then in most other European countries. There is much to say here but the best advice I would give a guy is travel to Russia at least once in your life. My first time was in 2017, which I thought would be a "one and done" trip. But since then have been back to Russia 4 times while also living in Russia last year and now Estonia. A fun note is that the portuguese language has sounds which share similar aspects to the Russian language. Good luck to your Journey man! Удачи в вашем путешествии по Восточной Европе и России!
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  492.  @CEWIII9873  You are behind on the times man this was over a year ago. You Russians are always behind on the trends, just copy them never create them.
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  493. Cool video! You could compare some of the eastern european countries.
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  494. Very interesting life story and this moment came for me with an ex-girlfriend I had while living in Russia. Note I am not from Russia but Chicago and when the ex-girlfriend broke up with me was devastated and it took me a long time to recover from this experience. Bouncing from that though was crucial and actually helped established me in my current career field which I would like to continue to grow at in the years to come. With that being said at some point I would like to marry and have children if possible but understand that if I go down that path, don't expect the woman to be their with me forever so I would never completely surrender my feelings to her or my sense of wellbeing. Your channel is very refreshing and is much more positive then other self help channels and guys within this sphere of influence. Take care!
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