Ep.473 ~ Does Your Freedom Limit You? ~ Natalie Sisson

<p style="text-align:center;">Natalie Sisson ~ Creator The Suitcase Entrepreneur</p> <p style="text-align:center;">~ Current Series ~ 100 Interviews with 100 Major Influencers</p> <p class="font_7" style="text-align:center;"> </p> <p class="font_7" style="text-align:center;"> </p> <p class="font_7" style="text-align:center;">“I worked so hard to get all this freedom, and….it was paralyzing.” Natalie Sisson</p> <p class="font_7">​</p> <p class="font_8">     Today listeners, we have the founder and CEO of <a>The Suitcase Entrepreneur</a>, Natalie Sisson on the show. The Suitcase Entrepreneur is one of the largest blogs in the digital nomad world. Natalie has been traveling the world almost non-stop for years while building The Suitcase Entrepreneur and helping thousands of people become location independent and redefine their lives.</p> <p class="font_8">​</p> <p class="font_8">​</p> <p class="font_8">On this episode, we talk about a few of the strategies that Natalie uses to build her business and travel the world. We will talk about how she became a featured author for Forbes, and Business Insider. Also, how she landed a <a>TedTalk</a>. Lastly, Natalie and I talk about an interesting idea about how chasing freedom can actually entrap you.</p> <p class="font_8">​</p> <p class="font_8">​</p> <p class="font_8" style="text-align:center;">“Freedom to me was the ability to drop anything at any moment to be with the ones I love.” Natalie Sisson</p> <p class="font_8">​</p> <p class="font_8">​​</p> <p class="font_8">01:35: Natalie’s Story</p> <p class="font_8">08:20: How Natalie Became a Featured Author for Forbes</p> <p class="font_8">11:10: Pitching to Get on Large Platforms i.e. Business Insider and Forbes</p> <p class="font_8">13:05: Getting a Ted Talk</p> <p class="font_8">17:00: Is Chasing Freedom Limiting You?</p> <p class="font_8">24:40: Natalie’s Sabbatical</p> <p class="font_8">​</p> <p class="font_8">​</p> <p class="font_8">“Chasing freedom, or always putting freedom first, had in many ways become debilitating