AE 972 - INTERVIEW:
Why Quitting $150k/Year Job is Worth It | Kyrin Down
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Meet Kyrin Down from Brisbane, Australia!
Kyrin studied mining engineering at an Australian university. He then went on to work for Rio Tinto, a giant mining company.
And all of a sudden, he threw all that away and chose to travel around the globe.
He went around South America and Asia, fell in love with someone from Colombia – and he’s not even 30 yet!
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AE 972
00:04:40 Pete: Are you allowed to own those as a Queenslander or…?
Kyrin: Yeah, yeah. I think it’s a little bit on the sketchy side. I try and get away with it.
Please explain what were you talking about? Both you and Kyrin.
Many thanks, Huu
It’s so hot in Queensland that Queenslanders usually never use pants or jumpers. I’m from the south east of Australia where it’s cold, so I was making a joke suggesting that Queenslanders don’t wear pants or jumpers because it’s illegal/not allowed.
OK, So as for Kyrin, what did he mean by saying…it’s a little bit on the sketchy side?Thanks again Pete
Hey was joking like “Yeah, I probably shouldn’t be doing this! Naught me…”
Hi Pete,
Thank you for the podcasts.
I am a member, I wonder if I can download all the podcasts and their text together? thanks
Hey Sardar, unfortunately, that option isn’t available.