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Jan 7, 2021 39 min

71: Committing to your Passion (w/ Daniel Rusteen)

from COMMIT FIRST with Sagi Shrieber Hosted by Sagi Shrieber

Daniel Rusteen is a location-independent digital nomad having lived in 50+ cities exclusively sleeping in Airbnbs (1,000+ nights) while remotely managing Airbnb properties across the globe and helping Airbnb hosts be successful. In his free time, he is an author, cook, bodybuilder, YouTuber, heavy reader, and blogger about self-improvement, dating, Airbnb, travel, and productivity. In high school and college, he earned money by playing online poker. In 2009, he started investing in stock market (now: options, shorts, cryptocurrency, credit loans, mutual funds) In the episode, Daniel’s life changed when he got fired on his job TWICE! This made him try online entrepreneurship and realized that he was good at it. He talked about how the pandemic has affected his business that made him transition from working for money to following his own passion - CONTENT CREATION! Daniel also mentioned how this pandemic has shaken the lives of the people by making them work at home and made them do what they would not have ever done before. I am encouraging you to watch this episode where he shared how making micro decisions can affect and change your life. Daniel also gave some tips on how he works out at the gym during this pandemic.

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