AntiComfortable - Chris 'Tarzan' Clemens

[@sergioc721]

Well done brother!!!!

[@ChrisTarzanClemens]

Thanks!!!

[@The_Real_James_Bragg]

Dude. That was an amazing story. Keep pushing brother. You inspire so many and I am sure you lead a few of them to step out of their comfort zone.

[@ChrisTarzanClemens]

Thank you!! Cheers!!!

[@haroldrull4943]

That’s a nice lifestyle. You been everywhere in the world . Which place did you really like best?

[@ChrisTarzanClemens]

Thank you! That's a hard question, I really enjoy lots of different places for lots of different reasons, mountains, beach, cities, but it definitely helps when I have friends or family there, or at least traveling with me. It's fun to go do all these things on my own, and I do enjoy it, but it's even more fun to share the adventures! Cheers

[@lollerskates1992]

Hi, been following your channel for 3 or 4 years now. Something I have always wondered was how you convince your employer or a prospective employer to allow you work remotely without having a permanent location. My current employer allows 100% telework, for the time being, but requires it always be done at a specific address. Any tips on how you convinced your employer to allow you to work and live such a lifestyle? Thanks.

[@ChrisTarzanClemens]

Thank you! Yeah, it's a hard one, I think I've been lucky to pick up client work in an industry I worked in fulltime, before being a nomad, so the companies have been receptive to me working from anywhere. That being said, there are jobs I'll turn down because I know it'd be better if they had someone in house, and I don't want to do that. I'm not sure I have a really good answer for it, but also, I live a pretty frugal lifestyle, so keeping my expenses low even while traveling means I can pick up less work and still make enough to cover my costs. I hope that helps, cheers!!!

[@lollerskates1992]

@@ChrisTarzanClemens Yeah seems like most folks with the location independent telework situations got a bit lucky and/or have very in demand skills. Hopefully the work culture in the USA will change as it has seemingly done with the widespread use of telework during the pandemic. Maybe a few decades from now jobs with conditions like yours will be far more common.

[@marcpikas2859]

Anticomfortable is fine...until old age catches up with you. Health can also throw curve balls. I was hoping to follow your driving trip to Tierra del fuego with the nice blond woman you took to Prudho Bay. ☹️

[@ChrisTarzanClemens]

Thank you! Yeah, I'm trying to get as much anticomfortable done while I'm younger and healthy! The PanAmerican highway is still on my radar, might end up continuing on in the next year or two!

[@marcpikas2859]

@@ChrisTarzanClemens Great. Looking forward to it. Best of luck.