# Chiang Mai

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How Chiang Mai shaped two paths in education

In this episode we’re heading to Chiang Mai, Thailand, where Resident Director Jum Tippowan is joined by former students Divya B. from the University of Wisconsin–Eau Claire and Jackson H., a Western Kentucky University alum.  They reflect on how their time abroad shaped what came next, from a Fulb…

He Was 16 When a Stroke Ended His Football Career – Benjamin Miller on Identity, Substances, and Finding His Way Back

Teenage Stroke: When Recovery Feels Like Losing Yourself Benjamin Miller was 16 years old and playing football in Texas when a carotid artery dissection changed the course of his life on September 22, 2017. He didn’t know what a stroke was. He didn’t know that the word would come to define the y…

A different kind of freedom, ft. Gregory Pettys in Chiang Mai

*Watch this video episode now at youtube.com/greendreamer* Back in March, when I visited Chiang Mai, Thailand, I got to sit down and dialogue with Gregory Pettys and Ramphai Noikaew of Panya Forest, as well as Thai Elder Jon Jandai of Pun Pun Organic Farm. This is the first of those three live-reco…

72 | Inside Nomad Summit: What's Coming to Chiang Mai 2027

What's changing in the digital nomad world – and what does that mean for Nomad Summit 2027? In this special episode, Palle turns the tables on his usual co-hosts, Christoph Huebner and Alexandra Mielnicka, and puts them in the guest seats. They look ahead to the next Nomad Summit in Chiang Mai and…

A different kind of abundance, ft. Ramphai Noikaew in Chiang Mai

Back in March, when I visited Chiang Mai, Thailand, I got to sit down and dialogue with Gregory Pettys and Ramphai Noikaew of Panya Forest, as well as Thai Elder Jon Jandai of Pun Pun Organic Farm. This is the second of those three live-recorded conversations — during which Ramphai and I chat about…

A different kind of wealth, ft. Jon Jandai, Gregory Pettys, and Ramphai Noikaew

I first interviewed Thai Elder Jon Jandai years ago for an episode of Green Dreamer. This was the quote I had highlighted from our conversation, and that I couldn't stop thinking about: “I thought, ‘Why did I work 10 hours per day in the city yet not make enough to feed one person, but when I came …

Perfect Cities for Tech Nomads - EP 47

Side B: The Borderless Architecture. Last episode covered which countries give your startup a real advantage. This one zooms in on where you actually live day to day. Chiang Mai, Lisbon, Medellín, Mexico City, Cape Town, and Tbilisi, judged on cost of living, internet, community, safety, and qualit…

Gap Year S7E7 | The Hungry Ghost in Your Business (and What She's Really Hungry For)

It's been a long time between eps, and a lot has happened. After a whirlwind trip home to Australia, we're now in Chiang Mai, and a dream a few nights ago cracked something wide open for me: I've been feeding the hungry ghost.In Buddhist tradition, the hungry ghost has a vast belly and a mouth the …

A different kind of wealth, ft. Jon Jandai

Jon Jandai of Pun Pun Organic Farm and I sat down for an in-person dialogue when I visited Chiang Mai, Thailand, back in March of this year. It builds on our podcast conversation from years ago, during which he shared about how he grew up in rural Thailand, was told by people on TV that rural peopl…

$20,636 in Sales, $45 in Royalties and a Billboard Dream

My Current Favourite Email Subject Line 🥳 Small wins, big dreams and the projects funding my freedom right now. In this episode, I share the email subject line that makes me smile every time it lands in my inbox, plus what’s been happening since my Shopify store went live: 15 packs of Travel Chall…