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Omar Mo is the founder of Nomadables and the host of The Nomadic Executive podcast. He helps online entrepreneurs that want to escape the daily grind of a 9 to 5 job and live a life of freedom and purpose. Centered around health, wealth, and wisdom, Omar uses life lessons he’s learned from his own experience and other experts across the world to empower people to live their best lives. Now it's your turn!

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Episode 49 · 1 year ago

49: Online Entrepreneurship and Digital Nomads with Omar Mo

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Episode 100 · 7 months ago

100: Photography, Michelle Pfeiffer, and Happy Accidents with Joe McNally

Welcome to episode #100! What a big freaking deal and a nice round number! I love it and I love you for supporting me the whole way. And now onto the episode!

Joe McNally has been writing his new book for the last two years, but he’s been living it for the past 40 as an internationally acclaimed photographer with award-winning work in prestigious publications like National Geographic, Time, LIFE, and Sports Illustrated.

In The Real Deal: Field Notes from the Life of a Working Photographer, Joe shares lessons and insights he’s learned throughout his career, starting as a copyboy and working his way to the renowned photographer he is today.

We’re chatting about some of his top assignments, occasional mistakes, and why Michelle Pfeiffer knew he was the perfect photographer for a profile.

Visit Joe at his website joemcnally.com.

Follow Joe on Instagram @joemcnallyphoto.

If you’re a fan of Good People, Cool Things, I would love your support. Feel free to follow on Spotify orApple Podcasts, and leave a rating or review on Apple Podcasts. That helps even more people discover these wonderful guests.

You can also support the show by checking out the Good People, Cool Things merch store. Thanks for visiting!

And I wrote a book! Grab your copy of Kind, But Kind of Weird: Short Stories on Life’s Relationships from Amazon, Barnes & Noble, or Bookshop.

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Episode 99 · 7 months ago

99: Kitchens, Baby Pterodactyls, and Building a Legacy with Timothy Reazor

Fifth & Cherry owner and Marine Corps veteran Tim Reazor knows the most precious commodity we have is time — and the memories we can create with that time. Leaving a lasting legacy is super important to him, and his cutting boards are meant to be passed down from generation to generation.

Tim received a cutting board when he was in college. Now, 20 years later, he still has it. That’s an impressive legacy, and there’s plenty more where that came from at Fifth & Cherry.

We’re chatting all about Tim’s passion for tangibility, the keys to creating memorable experiences for customers, and we’re even briefly greeted by a baby pterodactyl. Wins all around!

Visit the website (and especially the About Us page!) at fifthandcherry.com.
Follow Tim on Twitter at @tjreazor.
Follow Good People, Cool Things on Spotify orApple Podcasts, and leave a rating or review on Apple Podcasts. That helps even more people discover these wonderful guests.
You can also support the show by checking out the Good People, Cool Things merch store.
And I wrote a book! Grab your copy of Kind, But Kind of Weird: Short Stories on Life’s Relationships from Amazon, Barnes & Noble, or Bookshop.

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Episode 98 · 7 months ago

98: Wigs, Broadway Shows, and Hidden Gems with Amy Neswald

For years, Amy Neswald worked as a wigmaster on the Broadway production of Jersey Boys, as well as several other players. She was among the last people the actors would see before they stepped on the stage, and she has so many cool stories from her time in that world.

Part of that experience led to the creation of I Know You Love Me, Too, a collection of linked stories that’s already won the New American Fiction Prize despite being released less than two months ago. And because Amy likes to keep herself busy, she’s also a screenwriter and teaches creative writing at the University of Maine in Farmington.

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Episode 97 · 8 months ago

97: Unique Album Concepts, Interesting People, and Travel Destinations with Mic Nickels

We’re kicking off a new season of Good People, Cool Things with someone who’s traveled all across the world. One of the greatest elements of hip-hop is the storytelling, and a combination of seeing different cultures and meeting new people can lead to some fantastic results.

Mic Nickels is a New York-based rapper who just dropped his new album Bars for Days. And not only is this new album full of music—including multiple Grammy-winning artists and a collaboration with Method Man of the Wu-Tang Clan—it also serves as an autobiography.

Mic shares the process of creating both an album and book at the same time, some of the most interesting people he’s worked with, and offers a few must-see sights of the world.

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