Interview with KYLE TROUBLE of thisistrouble.com

from Gentlemanly · host Troy Francis

In this episode, recorded in Eastern Europe, I interview KYLE TROUBLE. Kyle requires no introduction for many, but he runs the website thisistrouble.com, he is a digital entrepreneur, online business expert and has formerly been a dating coach. He also has a podcast, The Dating Abroad Show, and he is the author of several books including King's Code and Long Legs and High Heels in Eastern Europe. In the interview we get into a TON of detail about building a personal brand business. You will learn: > What it's like to give up a six-figure corporate job and jump into the 'digital nomad' lifestyle >How to pivot and change direction with your personal brand business > What platforms YOU need to be using to build your following > How to get started in blogging / content creation > What it's like living and working in Eastern Europe > How to transition from the bachelor lifestyle to a full-time relationship And much more. This episode is a GOLDMINE for aspiring entrepreneurs and online business people out there.

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