What happens when a sense of adventure meets, preparation, a great network and luck? For budding entrepreneur and China enthusiast, Luke Francis it's $70,000 in less than 14 days. Morveau Watches' goal was $20,000, for their Indiegogo campaign

To celebrate the 1 year anniversary of The Red Pill Generation Podcast & Blog. We've made a few compilation episodes of the most interesting, inspirational, informative and insane bits from RPG circa June 2014 - June, 2015.  Episodes in this Compi

You are the average of the 5 people you surround yourself with. In this episode, Mocha and Tess talk about why having friends pursuing the entrepreneurship path, location independent or not, can make or break you and why. They also bromance about how the

In this episode, Tess and Café Mocha, talk to James Soller from jimmyesl.com. Listen to find out: - The best countries for teaching English (and making the most money). - The cultural differences in cities around the world. - Jimmy's entry into the ent

Coming off of the episode on Pick Up Artists, RSD and Pushing Your Limits, we move away from Veni Vici's PUA life. Into why he quit his banking job, jumped into  P.P.C. (Pay Per Call online marketing) and went from losing money in his first month

In this episode through talking about Veni Vici's assent in self-improvement, pushing his limits - we analyze PUA (Pick Up Artists) in general and the PUA forum/dating coach service RSD (Real Social Dynamics) which you may have heard of when Julien Blanc

RPG co-founder Veni Vici features on the podcast for the first time and gives an alternative perspective on the 3 Part C'est Montreal Paradis Des Animaux series. In the next part he talks about his journey from Needy to Veni Vici and eventually making nea

In this two part episode Cafe Mocha gives an extensive run down on expat life in Guangzhou, China, his struggles when he first arrived (like getting robbed for $600) to landing a sweet gig at a private tutoring start-up, crafting your own job, building an

In this episode Cafe Mocha gives an extensive run down on expat life in Guangzhou, China, his struggles when he first arrived (like getting robbed for $600) to landing a sweet gig at a private tutoring start-up, creating a business English course and how

The final episode episode of Cafe Mocha's adventures in Zambia, it acts partially as a part 2 to "Ep 20. Kryptonite Interview - Traditional Zambian Families" so we highly recommend you listen to that one before this. In this ep He and Kryptonite reminisce