Chris Guillebeau on life goals, work, and travel as alt-university [encore]

Episode 189 May 31, 2022 01:00:18
Chris Guillebeau on life goals, work, and travel as alt-university [encore]
Deviate
Chris Guillebeau on life goals, work, and travel as alt-university [encore]

May 31 2022 | 01:00:18

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Hosted By

Rolf Potts

Show Notes

“Have a bias toward action.” – Chris Guillebeau

In this episode of Deviate, Rolf and Chris discuss Chris’ quest to travel to every country in the world (4:30); discovering and fine-tuning your passions through travel (17:00); exploring creativity through various mediums, and discontentment as a catalyst for change (27:00); knowing when to write a book (44:00); and overcoming adversity as a creative person (56:00).

Chris Guillebeau (@chrisguillebeau), who visited every country in the world before his 35th birthday is a New York Times bestselling author. His books include The Art of Non-Conformity, The $100 Startup, The Happiness of Pursuit, and Side Hustle. He is also the host of the Side Hustle School podcast. For more on Chris, check out https://chrisguillebeau.com/ or his 193 Countries Project at https://www.instagram.com/193countries/.

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The Deviate theme music comes from the title track of Cedar Van Tassel’s 2017 album Lumber.

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