Q&A: What’s REALLY Happening With Me Right Now…

Q&A: What’s REALLY Happening With Me Right Now…

Okay, it’s the end of September. We’re 9 months 
into the year already. And I think it’s time we had a catch up. And the best way to do this is 
with a traditional Paddy Doyle Q&A. Thanks to all the questions that you sent through via Patreon 
and Instagram. So, let’s get into it. John Ford says, “Can you share any more information about 
this book deal?” Yes, I can, John. So, the reason I couldn’t mention it before was because it hadn’t 
been signed, but now the contract’s done. I’ve even been given my advance, which is amazing. 
I am writing a travel book, a travel guide to Hence why that trip to Europe was my final big 
international trip of the year, and probably for the next 9 months at least, because I’ve got 
to get on my bike and go research for this book. And I thought the best way to do it is to turn 
it into road trip after road trip series. So, I’m going to head up to Isan, then I’m going to 
head down south. And not only does this mean that the channel will be going back to its roots for 
the next 9 to 12 months, but in the background, whilst I’m making those videos, I’m also saving 
things, writing things for the book, which will be coming out in just over a year. Fingers crossed 
I can get it all done whilst making these videos. And so, yeah, just stay tuned for more updates 
on my book with the Moon Travel coming up coming out later next year hopefully. Patricia asks 
me, “Patty, what’s the deal about your channel name? I saw on Patreon you were thinking about 
changing it.” So, yeah, when I was in Vietnam, I had a bit of a crisis. I wanted to have a 
fresh start with the channel, and I thought about changing the channel name, but when I posted about 
this on Patreon, which is completely free to join, by the way. You can get all your videos early 
and join the community there. We’re nearly at 500 members. So, basically, I just said, “Hey 
guys, I’m thinking about changing the channel name. what do you think of these options? And the 
feedback was really useful because it it basically told me that my idea of changing the name only 
slightly was it wasn’t really a good idea. People were confused by it. And the last thing you 
want to do on YouTube is confuse your audience, especially your core audience. And I just thought 
with a slight name change, I could communicate this better. But in the end, Patty Doyle is just 
fine. And uh if you look at my channel artwork now, it’s been changed to communicate the three 
core values of the channel going forward. Cap lazada cap. Okay. Carbon mac tower hot cap. Carbon 
cap. That’s my new SD drive coming in because this one is full. Paul T asks me, is there anything 
you’re working on in the background that nobody knows about? Well, actually, yes, there is. Again, 
I can’t go into too much detail because it hasn’t even been built yet, but I am in the process of 
building an app. And it came out of something that I said on a previous live stream live stream live 
stream. Basically, I said, wouldn’t it be great if you could reach out to other content creators and 
ask them questions? But the problem with that is, you know, content creators or experts in their 
field, doesn’t have to be a YouTuber, it can be, you know, just someone who’s really good at 
something that are on social media. It chances are if they’re really successful and they’re really 
good at something, they’ll have a huge following. And so trying to reach someone is really hard. 
Emails get lost or deleted and DMs just get lost in the labyrinth of, you know, social media. In 
fact, most big content creators don’t even share their email or allow DMs because it just it’s 
just too much. But if there was a place that you could just say, “Hey, Patty,” and you ask me 
the question and I’m the content creator on the other side of this app and I say, “Oh, Julia from 
Manchester has got this really nice question. Um, and it’s a voice note.” And I can listen to it. I 
don’t have to join a silly Zoom call or anything. I can just listen to her voice messages, maybe 
see some pictures, see her itinerary like a DM, right? And then I can respond with video or voice 
message and just instantly help them whilst I’m, you know, not having to sit down and be on a 
meeting. And I think it will free up people’s time and it will be able to connect people. And so 
this app was born out of that idea that I want to reach out to other people. Some people would like 
to reach out to me. So yeah, basically that’s the idea in a nutshell and we’re developing it and 
um as soon as I have an app ready for you guys to download and to test out in beta um I’ll let you 
know. Beverly on Patreon asks a lot of questions, but my favorite one is what are you most grateful 
for right now? And I think it is the ability to slow down and make more conscious strategic 
decisions. And that comes from 3 4 years full-time headless chicken just going crazy creating 
content, traveling the world mindset. And now um we’re coming up to the end of year four of the 
channel and of the business. I’m able to slow down a little bit and concentrate on things. And I 
just read a quote today that I follow someone who’s a football player and he posted something 
like remember your everyday life is someone else’s dream. So be thankful for what you have. And so 
that really resonated with me because, you know, when I was doing the TMBB and I was hiking from 
hut to hut, there were people there who, you know, they’ve been saving up for it and it was a big 
thing and it was like a huge milestone in their life and if for me it was just a Tuesday. I was 
out there filming a series that would come out and, you know, it would go on the channel and then 
it would be onto the next one. And so sometimes I need to stop myself, especially in these beautiful 
situations, whether I’m on Zelda in the provinces of Thailand or whether I’m hiking in the somewhere 
beautiful in the world. Sometimes I just need to remember that this is an incredible, you 
know, situation to be able to travel and share my adventures and post them onto YouTube 
cuz I’ll know I’ll look back on this part of my life in the future. I was like, “Do you remember 
when I was this like travel YouTuber guy and had 300,000 subscribers and everyone was watching on a 
Saturday and me hiking in the mountains or driving on my motorbike around Thailand?” Like, I don’t 
think it will last forever. But at the minute, you know, I’m just very thankful for that. So, 
thank you for the questions. Beverly Adrian on Patreon says, “Do you ever miss teaching?” Yes and 
no. I miss the classroom. I miss the structure. I miss the uh schedule in terms of like, you 
know, I know where I’m going to be every day, but at the same time, you know, I wouldn’t trade 
what I have now to go back and to have a boss again, have ahead of year, and have parents and 
stressful things to worry about. I don’t know if I could could I even be a member of staff again. 
I think I would be terrible. Camila says, “When’s the wedding? We’re getting married on March 7th, 
so it’s coming around quite soon.” Howard Wittman says, “What type of honeymoon are you looking at 
with Miss P? We are thinking about Kosmet because we’re getting married in Bangkok and we just think 
it would be great to then go straight to Kosmet. Actually, we’re planning to go with a few friends 
and family as well.” And the idea is that we’ll just invite people who are coming to the wedding 
and say, “If you’re interested, we’re going to go to Kosmet. We can all jump in a minivan and 
go down there and within 2 hours we’re going to be on the ferry going over to the island.” And so 
our honeymoon can turn into an afterparty. It can turn into a friends and family reunion because 
if people are flying all the way to Thailand, we don’t just want them to come to a wedding and 
then say hello and say goodbye. It would be nice to carry that on for three more days in paradise 
in Kosame is just like the perfect location. Kayan Mart said, “Can we hire you for a private tour 
of Thailand?” Uh, no. Sorry. I’m too busy. I would love to be a tour guide and show you around 
like I did with my family in Phuket and in the south because obviously I know my way around here, 
but I’m just too busy with writing this book and making a video every week. It’s a full-time gig 
and uh I’m sorry. I just don’t have the time. I’d love to help you out though, but uh if you could 
figure out a way to clone me and then just I could send a hundred of me out there as tour guides, 
that would be great, but uh that’s never going to happen, unfortunately. Atlas antics. They asked 
me a few questions. Let’s go through some of them. How long does it take to edit a YouTube video? 
Well, it depends. Sometimes it takes three hours, sometimes it takes 3 days. It just depends on 
how much footage I had and what sort of level of energy I need to put into this edit. Is it a big 
documentary that has a lot of nuances and lots of voiceovers and connecting the dots and do I have 
to be really careful about, you know, how does the story come together, etc., etc.? That will be a 
multiple day edit. And if it’s a video of me just, you know, going to the other side of Bangkok to 
hang out with Gary to eat some street food, I can edit that in a couple of hours. They also asked 
me, “What’s the best small village in Thailand?” I like this question because that opens up the whole 
country, right? And I think a few pop to mind. I really like some up north. I really like Mihong 
Song. Um, Banra Thai up there. There’s a few really nice villages. And I like northern Chiang 
Rai as well. There’s some really nice villages up in the mountains near the caves and near the 
border of Lao. I also really liked Beeth. It’s a small town really right on the border of Malaysia. 
I’m going to go back there soon hopefully. That was a real cool place. And I really like Lampun 
and Lampang in northern Thailand. I think most of the scenic villages in Naan, Chiang Rai, Mihong, 
Chiang Mai, the northern provinces, they’re the places where you get the most scenic, the most 
atmospheric, cultural uh little villages in Thailand for sure. Mickey P says, “What are three 
apps you can’t live without on the road?” Well, the first one would be Google Maps because without 
it, I wouldn’t be able to find my way around. Also, I use it to actually navigate and look 
for inspiration of where to go. So, for example, I literally just got the brand new DJI drone. 
It’s actually on the table over there. It looks beautiful. And so, on my way north, um I’m leaving 
next week to go on a big trip. On my way up, I was thinking, well, I want to make a video about 
my new drone, testing it, showing people what it’s like because, you know, it’s a beautiful piece of 
equipment and not a lot of people can kind of get information about it cuz all of the videos you 
see are sponsored. And I think it would be quite good to give my opinion on the drone. And so I was 
like, where could I fly it? So Google Google Maps, I just started looking like, okay, I’m going in 
this general direction and I started looking for on terrain mode where looks interesting visually. 
And so I’m going to be stopping in um what’s it called? Lop B L B on the way up north. I’m going 
to pull over there, have a night or two, and I’ve seen some amazing locations to fly the drone, 
and that was all because of Google Maps. So, not only does it help me get around Thailand and 
the world, but it also enables me to go, “Wow, that looks interesting geographically.” Then you 
zoom in a bit more and you start finding places to stay. You start finding lookouts, trekking, 
hiking, national parks, anything visual on the map. You zoom in and you can start to find 
interesting places. In fact, that’s where I find almost all of the places that I go. The other one 
is Google Translate, especially in Thailand. And there’s a few questions here like, “How’s your 
tie?” My tie is still very basic. I’m learning, you know, a few words and phrases a week, but 
it’s still, you know, it’s not fluent. So, Google Translate helps me in a pinch. And so, Google 
Maps, Google Translate, and um obviously NordVPN, I use that app religiously when I’m on the road. 
As you can imagine, you know, with censorship and, you know, trying to stay safe using public Wi-Fi, 
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the link below and get that exclusive deal right now. No fixed abode says, “We have watched all of 
your videos and we can’t wait to make the big move to Bangkok. Where would you recommend us living?” 
you know, me and Miss P, we’re looking to actually move and we’re looking to buy somewhere as well. 
And two of the places that we looked at are Pong, which is actually where I live already. It’s a 
fantastic, clean, safe neighborhood with lots of shopping, gyms, parks, food, restaurants. It’s 
got everything. But it is a bit expensive. Um, so if you wanted to go somewhere a bit cheaper, 
but also quite nice, check out Echimai. Check out Tonglaw. Um, obviously the dream would be 
Lang Suan in Chitlom, which is like the Mayfair, the park lane of Bangkok. The houses there are 
just beautiful. The neighborhood’s incredible, but it’s, you know, it’s very rich. If you’re 
a millionaire and you’ve got money to spend, check out Lang Suan. Um, but if you’re just an 
ordinary human being, then uh, Pom Pong and, uh, Echami look really nice. And if you’re looking for 
a budget place to live that’s still really, really nice, head out towards Onut. head out towards the 
other side of Bangkok away from Sukenvit, maybe on the tombie side of the city if you want something 
a bit more rustic and a bit more authentic to the local Thai side of Bangkok. Ask Kin says, “What’s 
the good and bad side of solo travel?” Well, it’s pretty simple really. The good is being 
able to get up and go wherever you want, but it also comes with loneliness. So loneliness for me 
normally tends to lead to drinking beers because if it’s 4:00, 5:00 and I finished filming all day 
and I’ve felt like I’ve explored, I felt like I’ve had an adventure and I climbed a mountain and 
then I get a bit bored and I end up drinking a few beers. So I’m looking to hopefully cut that 
part of my life out. Just had 6 weeks no drinking, 6 weeks at the gym here in Bangkok and obviously 
I did the TMB. So, I think I’ve kind of shaken that habit. So, hopefully when I get back on Zelda 
next week and I started this big long road trip, I will enjoy a beer from time to time. Like, 
don’t get me wrong, if I’m sit at the M Kong and I’m watching the sunset on my own and I’m 
feeling a bit lonely, I’m not going to just order a soda water. I’m going to fully immerse 
myself in that moment, a sunset on the Mir Kong after a big day. Let’s have a cold beer. My issue 
is every night without fail, two big bottles of Leo from 7-Eleven, a packet of crisps, a Snickers 
bar and a movie watching on Netflix or something, right? And that’s where I just stuff my face 
with junk and and beer and shite. And that’s where it all kind of goes wrong. And that comes 
from loneliness. So definitely loneliness is the hardest thing about traveling solo. Sean Collins 
says, “I’m going to Hoyan next week. Where do I find Madame Can’s Banme?” Well, just Google 
map it. I’ll link it in the description for you because yeah and also I’ll link another ban me 
that not a lot of people know about in Hoyan which is better than madame me uh ban melop says what’s 
the one thing that you would change about living in Bangkok other than the traffic the noise so 
obviously I think they come hand in hand but when those noisy motorbikes underneath the BTS it’s so 
loud and it’s so annoying SG travel said, “Where did you book your TMBB hike?” I booked it with 
Adventure Base, and they really liked my video, and so they’ve actually decided to work with me 
and give anyone who books with the link um in my videos. I’ll link it in the description below, but 
you’ll also unlock a few extra discounts because they just thought, you know, the video came 
out great and they were happy with it. I mean, it wasn’t a sponsored thing. They didn’t 
pay me. They didn’t um give me the hype for free. I was a paying customer, but when 
they saw the videos, they were like, “Well, let’s give Patty something for his audience.” So, 
if you click the link in any of the videos, again, I’ll put it in the description, you’ll actually 
get um a few discounts and a few promotions and like little extras for clicking through my 
link. Um, and I can’t recommend Adventure Base enough. I love your hiking videos. Do you have any 
plans to hike Thailand’s third highest mountain, aka Shang Dao, my favorite? Yes. But there is a 
very short space of time during the year where you can book to hike Shang Dao and it’s uh it’s in a 
couple of weeks. It’s the end of October and there is a link I’ll put it in the description of this 
video. You have to kind of be there and get ready and it’s all in Thai it’s quite complicated but 
um in about 2 or 3 weeks there will be 3 or 4 days where you can book to get on to a hike and it’s 
very limited. It’s very protected this mountain. Max Furman says, “Any Southeast Asian countries 
you feel you haven’t quite explored enough and plan to visit again soon?” I would say Myanmar. 
I went there like six or seven years ago and had a fantastic time. the best people, the best 
food, some of the best landscapes. But obviously with what happened and what’s continuing to happen 
politically, and there’s a lot of unrest, and it’s all very unknown, and you know, if I was a real 
adventurous soul, I would go over there regardless and just film. But I don’t also want to go over 
there making videos like, you know, foreigner, in dangerous, wartorrn, you know, I don’t want to 
go down that route. I think that’s distasteful. Myanmar and the Burmese people are it’s a 
beautiful country. They are beautiful people and I had such a great time there. But I just have to 
wait until it’s politically more stable and safe. And when that happens, I’ll go back over there. Or 
Malaysia as well. You know, I haven’t even done a Malaysian series other than Borneo Kota Kinabalu. 
Maybe later this year or probably late next year because I’m busy writing this book and traveling 
Thailand and obviously Meanar has such a special place in my heart. I’ll link my video that I 
made on the budgeteers about my trip to Mimar in the description so you can go see for yourself 
how beautiful it was. Mick Green says, “How did you manage nine nights on the Mount Blancc hike 
with just a moderatelysized rock sack?” You’d be surprised, mate. I pack too much. You literally 
wear the same t-shirt when you hike every day. You wear the same clothes that are clean and 
dry every evening when you’re in the refugeios. All you need is one hiking outfit and one hanging 
out at the refugeio outfit and that is it. Matt Limmer says, “Any chance of reuniting with all 
three of the budgeters?” Um, I don’t think so. Me and Tai is we’re still mates. He’s coming 
to my wedding hopefully. Fingers crossed. Um, but Lena Lena’s not responded to me for years. 
I don’t know what she’s doing. Lena, if you’re watching this, I love you. Um, please respond to 
me. Let me know you’re alive. That would be nice. Sydney George says, “How did you find quitting 
alcohol? I think I heard you mention it.” Yeah, I’ve just quit for 6 weeks. No beers, no booze. 
It was hard when I was flying business class to Europe because it was free champagne and I said 
no. Um, but I don’t miss drinking beers to be honest. It’s weird. When you stop drinking it, you 
realize life just is the same. Like when I go to the pub now to watch the football, I just have a 
soda water or a Hineker and I still feel like I’m in the pub and I still feel like I’m having 
a beer but without the alcohol hangovers and without the cravings to snack and eat shite all 
night. There’s a time and a place to have a beer and to have an alcoholic beverage. The problem 
is my mindset is every day is the perfect time and that’s where it all goes wrong. Alexander 
the Wanderer says, “What resolution do you usually film in and what software do you use to 
edit?” Technical question, but I shoot in 4K and um on my drone I shoot in 60 frames a second, so 
I can slow it down if I need to, but on my Sony I shoot 24 and I shoot on um I edit on Premiere Pro. 
There’s a name here I can’t pronounce, I’m sorry, but it says, “Thoughts on the DJI Mini 5 Pro 
and the fact that it’s over 250 g.” basically technical question but in some countries if it’s 
over 250 g you can’t fly without special licenses but here in Thailand you need these insuranceances 
you need this license you need this paperwork regardless so it doesn’t matter if it’s 250 g or 
260 g you still need insurance and paperwork and registration here in Thailand luckily when 
I bought my new DJI 5 Mini Pro the shop DJI where I bought it did all of the paperwork for 
me and if you’re worried like how do I do this, whatever. Just speak to DJR here in Thailand and 
they’ll figure it out for you. Or go to Google or Chat GBT, okay? I’m not a drone expert. I just 
went to the shop, got all the paperwork sorted, and it’s all with me. And if anyone ever asks me, 
I’ve got it all sorted now, which is great because at first it’s a bit of a worrying issue flying 
a drone in Thailand cuz they banned drones for about 3 weeks during the war. But now they’ve 
lifted it. You can’t fly in certain areas, especially on the border of Cambodia. But apart 
from that, it’s all pretty easy. The Walls Travel says, “What other travel content creators are you 
enjoying watching right now?” I can’t remember the name of this channel. Hang on, I’ve got my uh 
YouTube here. Rocky and Kimble, that’s it, right? Yeah. Rocky and Kimble, gay couple and husbands 
of 27 years leaving corporate life and starting a new life in Bangkok. They’re documenting 
moving to Bangkok from the UK, I think. Anyway, just it randomly popped up on my feed like a 
month ago and me and Miss P watched one of their videos. I was like, “Oh, what’s this?” And we 
put it on watching the telly, eating our dinner, and we were hooked. We were laughing. It was 
just funny. They’ve only got 8,000 subscribers, but I think two weeks ago they had 3,000. So, 
they’re obviously growing quickly and uh yeah, they’re funny. So, go check them out. Obviously, 
Rocky and Kimble, if you’re watching, um if you see me in Bangkok, make sure to say hello. Um 
because I would love to go for a coffee with you guys. You guys are hilarious and your videos are 
brilliant and uh I’m loving watching you document your journey moving to Bangkok. It’s brilliant. N 
Gallop says, “What’s one thing that you miss the most about the UK, not including your friends and 
family?” I would say I miss daytime TV. you know, just hanging out at my mom’s house, watching 
Tipping Point, watching um The Chase, you know, all the daytime like quiz shows. I just think 
they’re brilliant. Also, being able to go to the pub at a reasonable hour to watch the football 
on the telly. Like here, I have to like watch it in bed because it’s 10:00, 11:00 at night. 
Whereas in the UK, it’s super Sunday, it’s 4:00, you have a few pints of Guinness with the with the 
lads, and you can get home at 7:00 and still have your dinner and go to bed at a reasonable hour. 
Melissa Singer says, “Other than Thailand, what’s your favorite country?” I would say probably 
Italy or Vietnam or New Zealand. D. Jones says, “When are you going to have kids? You’re not 
getting any younger.” One thing at a time, okay, one thing at a time. There are so many questions 
here that you could literally have just asked Google and got the question uh answered for you. 
So, let me just try and find one more interesting question from my followers that you guys might go, 
“Oh, that’s interesting.” Wandering Fox says, “How are you holding up and what are your long-term 
plans?” So, I’m feeling really good. Really good. I felt a little bit sluggish 6 weeks ago. I felt a 
little bit stale after my trip to Vietnam. I kind of had a reset and I set myself a six week goal 
of no drinking, going to the gym, and closing my steps and going intermittent fasting. The results 
have been great. I feel stronger, fitter, leaner. I’ve lost 5 and 12 kg in body fat, which is great. 
I’m toned up a little bit, and I’m just raring to get back on the bike and get into the provinces. 
And my long-term goal is just to literally, guys, um just roll day by day and just continue 
to focus on what I’m enjoying the most, which is making content on YouTube and sharing it 
um with you guys. going to the most interesting, going to the most beautiful places possible 
and also balancing that with living in Bangkok. Obviously, I would love to just be on the road 
non-stop like I used to, province to province, country to country, video after video, three 
times a week. That’s really good for business. Uh, that was when I was making over $10,000 a month 
just in AdSense. Just in AdSense. But now that I’m a bit older and a bit more wiser, it’s better 
just to work smart than work hard. And so, you know, I have a fiance, I have a wedding, I’m 
getting married, we’re looking to buy a house, I’m trying to be an adult, I’m trying to mature, I’m 
trying to make decisions for the long term, but at the same time, I’m Patty Doyle and I’ve got my 
motorbike in the world and I want to go traveling. and I take you guys along for these adventures 
to show you some of the most amazing places on the planet. So, trying to balance those two is 
my one and only goal because without balance, one always falls apart. If I just concentrated too 
much on my personal life, then the channel would die. If I concentrated all my energy and effort 
onto my channel, my relationships would die. So just trying to juggle and learn how to juggle 
is the hardest thing. And the thing that I’m learning and trying to get better at. I’ve got a 
new idea about how to do that which I’m going to implement going forward. And so basically I’m just 
looking to do two weeks on the bike, two weeks in the provinces and then no matter what jumping 
on a quick flight back to Bangkok or jumping on the train or jumping on the bus and having a week 
having a two week time at home, back in the gym, back in the diet, back on the routine, back in 
like hanging out with Miss P, watching crap on the telly, doing the things we love, and then getting 
back on the bike and doing the thing. I just can’t be one of those people that goes willy-nilly 
full speed ahead travel around the world. Um, there are so many YouTubers out there who are 
younger, more at it, more you know, they’re chasing their dreams and all this and they’re just 
working their socks off creating great content all around the world. And um, you know, if I was if 
I had started my YouTube channel in my early 20s, then I would be in that moment as well. But 
you know, I’m nearly 40. So, all I’m trying to do is find that balance and uh I’m getting 
better at it, but uh still not perfect. So, thank you again to NordVPN and you guys for 
watching at home. Next time you see me, we are going to be back on the road, back on Zelda, 
and we won’t stop for at least 9 months. Big time excited. Loads of adventures in Thailand coming. 
Great proper next level Patty Doyle gold content coming soon. Can’t wait to share it. Can’t wait 
to fly my new drone. and I’ll see you there next

Let’s have a catch up in Bangkok – Thailand
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⭐⭐⭐ – Here are the show notes in order of when I talked about them –

📖 Check out Moon Travel – https://www.moon.com/
🤙🏻 JOIN my Patron Production Team 🔗 https://www.patreon.com/paddydoyle
🥖 Madame Banh Mi – https://maps.app.goo.gl/QzZr9EUPXbzSLEfA9
🥖 Phi banh mi (Better Food) – https://maps.app.goo.gl/AfEzWZqwBbXX4gvW6
🥾 TMB Discount Link – https://adventurebase.com/journal/paddy-doyle-tackles-the-tmb/
⛰️ Chiang Dao Hike – https://wildlifesanctuaryfca16.com/chiangdao?fbclid=IwdGRzaAM-EFVjbGNrAz4QSmV4dG4DYWVtAjExAAEeDVSUfd-GTCgUjUkQDINmQPKQVAR_Kc7ThDlo_XGqW-XLmfRboLSY-wAGmzM_aem_AD2lH47cgjeGPVpubTAagQ
🇲🇲 My Myanmar Travel Series – https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QFYOYLwunzU&t=136s
📺 Rocky and Kimball Channel – @RockyandKimball

Chapters:
00:00 – Intro
00:18 – Book Deal
1:25 – Channel Name Change
2:41 – Building an App
4:37 – Grateful For…?
6:27 – Miss Teaching?
6:53 – Wedding
6:58 – Honeymoon
7:44 – Private Tour
8:19 – Editing
8:57 – Best Village
9:48 – Travel Apps
11:33 – Nord VPN
12:54 – Living in Bangkok
14:12 – Solo Travel
15:37 – Banh Mi
15:56 – Bangkok
16:13 – TMB Hike
16:58 – Chiang Dao
17:34 – Myanmar & Malaysia
18:52 – Backpack Size
19:17 – The Budgeteers
19:38 – Quit Booze
20:28 – Resolution & Edit
20:48 – DJI Mini 5 Pro
22:00 – Other Creators
23:03 – Miss the UK
23:42 – Favorite Country
23:52 – Having Kids
24:11 – Long Term Plans
27:30 – Thank You

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