Natalie Sisson: digital nomad. <\/p>\n
Last year \"suitcase entrepreneur\" Natalie Sisson visited 15 countries, ran a thriving online business and also found time to write four books, including a bestseller. <\/p>\n
This year she intended to ease up a little on the international travel, but already has plans to add at least 10 stamps to her passport. <\/p>\n
Sisson combines her love of adventure with building her online business and staging coaching workshops around the world. <\/p>\n
Among other things, she'll play Ultimate Frisbee in the Philippines, speak at an event in Sweden, hold a business \"mastermind\" retreat in Spain, whip through London and spend a chunk of time exploring Japan. <\/p>\n
Sisson, now 36, was working in London in 2008 when she became fed up with a long daily commute, \"lots of bureaucracy\" and being stonewalled at every turn in her well-paid London role. <\/p>\n
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Taking a leap of faith, she quit and went to Vancouver to compete in the Ultimate Frisbee world championships. While attending a business networking event in the city, she met a like-minded entrepreneur and the pair founded charity app FundRazr. <\/p>\n
After \"the best 18 months of education that money could never buy\", Sisson turned her attention to building a business that would help others learn to escape the confines of an office, and also be able to run their businesses from anywhere. <\/p>\n
In four years of running her own show, Sisson has increasingly been able to combine her love of adventure with building her online business and staging coaching workshops around the world. <\/p>\n
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