Single at 40 Podcast episode 8. From the U.S. to the Philippines: Chubs DubC’s Journey to YouTube Success

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Send us Fan MailIn this episode of Single at 40, we sit down with Chad, the man behind the popular YouTube channel Chubs DubC. A lifestyle vlogger based in Angeles City, Philippines, Chad shares his journey from his past to making the life-changing decision to move to the Philippines full-time. We dive into how he got started on YouTube, his path to becoming a successful vlogger, and his tips for aspiring creators. Chad also provides a candid look at the realities and rewards of life as an American expat abroad. Don't miss this insightful and inspiring conversation!

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