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About Me: I’m Carrnell Dixon (a.k.a. Carrnell Andsomebots). A digital nomad applying flag theory. Regions: Eastern Europe, SE Asia, Latin America. I’m not necessarily motivated to “SEE” the world, but do look forward to exploring new cultures and languages. My primary motive/purpose is to maximize personal freedoms/liberties (through flag theory) and to increase quality of life at a lower cost of living (compared to the USA) | Digital Nomad or Immersive Traveler? Digital Nomads As Immersive Travelers.
I’m an introvert (INTJ), a minimalist, and spiritual not religious. Currently single. Born 1967. I enjoy cooking; have a good, clean sense of humor, and lean toward a healthy lifestyle. I’m a forex day trader, ebook publisher, a YouTube junkie, audiobook fan, and recipe collector. Motto: Work to live, not live to work.
Immersive Travel Briefings was founded on a personal need (impacts health or well-being). This personal need eventually evolved into a business venture. Many successful companies have followed a similar trajectory, beginning as solutions to personal challenges. By addressing our own needs, we inadvertently created a product or service that could benefit others.
Immersive Travel Briefings are inspired by CIA and MI-6 themed movies and espionage TV thrillers such as Alias, Covert Affairs, and Jack Ryan. I’ve been a fan of the genre for years; and while clicking through endless online travel guides “mission briefings” suddenly occurred to me from out of nowhere. Mission briefings are a concise (distilled/no-frills) summary of essential information an agent needs to quickly understand and remember in order to navigate complex and dangerous situations, ensuring success of their mission while minimizing risk. We often see mission briefings being handed to an agent just as they’re boarding a jet to a foreign country. Are mission briefings available to immersive world travelers (mission: explore the globe)? Briefings to help navigate the unknowns and complexities of global exploration? Well, now there is!
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