Today on the podcast I am joined by Chris Reynolds a lifestyle entrepreneur, high-performance tactician, international speaker and founder of The Business Method Podcast & Get Shit Done Live. Chris has been a location-independent entrepreneur for almost 9 years and traveling the world consistently during that time.

Through his podcast The Business Method he has interviewed more than 300 of the most successful entrepreneurs including famous big wave surfer Laird Hamilton, John Lee Dumas who hosts the #1 business podcast in the world, Casey Fenton the founder of CouchSurfing and many many more.

Currently, Chris focuses on helping entrepreneurs scale their businesses and life rapidly through consulting, digital courses, and live events where entrepreneurs apply research-driven high-performance techniques to help them reach goals faster.

I’ve been listening to Chris’ podcast for the last few months and have really enjoyed his input on entrepreneurship and lifestyle design and I decided to bring him on the podcast to dive in a little deeper. During this interview, you will hear us talk about how Chris went from studying agriculture and dreaming of becoming a farmer to starting his first online business, the realities of having a nomadic lifestyle and how to balance that with relationships, and how Chris is able to remain productive even while traveling full time.

If you are looking to improve your productivity this year and really make considerable progress on your projects check out Chris’ High-Performance Productivity Coaching and you will get 15% off if you mention this podcast

Resources

1. Book: “The 4-Hour Workweek” by Tim Ferriss
2. Pavlok
3. Get Shit Done Live
4. TRS 027: The 4-Hour Workweek in 2019
5. TRS 032: Dan Andrews from Tropical MBA on Online Business and Entrepreneurship
6. Naval Ravikant

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