Missional Living Academy - Building a life of impact
Don’t tell them how bad they live. Show them you want to make a difference!
Digital Nomads are in a unique position to support the local communities.
- Awareness - share the local community to the outside world
- Networking - bring international resources to support community needs
- Mentoring - use your experience to build up others
My name is Chet Bailey, I share my knowledge from many years running a missional business and supporting marginalized communities around the world. I plan to release several masterclasses during the next several months.
Much of the course content will be available through my newsletter, so if you cannot pay, simply subscribe to my newsletter or pay what you can through the donation link above.
Choosing a life of impact?
Some of what will be featured
- Digital Marketing and Fundraising
- Tips for Social Media Influencers and Travel Content Creators
- Modeling a Humanitarian Life
- Working with marginalized communities
- Travel and Living Abroad
- And more to be announced
Much of the course content will be available through my newsletter, so if you cannot pay, simply subscribe to my newsletter
Chet’s Missional Experience
I had an early start in a high-tech career in high school and college. I chose to put caring for my wife who had a severe chronic illness ahead of my career. I started using automation and remote work because I couldn’t run into the office to restart a server while I was at the doctor with my wife. I honed my skills in automation while working for some for large telecommunications companies. My automation systems have been integrated into the internet backbone and services you have come to rely on.
I helped my wife start a location independent business. Location independence allowed her to run it during trips to the doctor, or when the illness got bad, from her bed. And we moved into a motorhome so we could take her bed wherever we went.
Today, I use my location independent lifestyle to bring remote work and digital literacy to remote villages.
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Our Motto: Never Give Up! Always Hope! Live Life!
My late wife learned this early in life as a childhood cancer (ALL) survivor.
Later in life, she was struck with a rare form of Mitochondrial Myopathy (MELAS).
She lived life to the fullest even when her body was failing.