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Interviews with entrepreneurs and business leaders who’ve “made it” in Thailand. Real stories of ambition, setbacks, and strategic wins on the path to success. Built for founders and operators who want to win in Thailand. Guests from the US, UK, Australia, and Thailand. Honest journeys and cross-cultural lessons. Inspiration for anyone building in the Thai market. Apply to be a guest: https://madeitinthailand.com/apply Hosted by Scott Pressimone, a US expat based in Thailand for 13+ years and owner of Fractiond, a Thailand-based strategy consultancy. #ThailandBusiness #ExpatSuccess #ThaiExpat
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Event Details & Registration https://www.scottpressimone.com/freedom-bkk/ Steven McGinnes lives in Phuket, works from a sailboat, and has built the kind of life that looks effortless on LinkedIn. He's also one of the mos
The most common question in every family-focused Thailand expat group is "what's the best school?" and it's the wrong place to start. I sat down with Donnah Ciempka, who spent five years as Head of School at Ascot Intern
What started as a conversation about Thailand's shifting tax environment with Bobby Casey turned into a full operational teardown of the most expensive structural mistakes location-independent entrepreneurs make. We cove
High-level operators are burning out because they have lost the ability to switch off their nervous systems, and most of them do not even know it is happening. I wanted to understand the mechanics behind this, so I invit
As foreign founders and corporate operators, we often assume that our successful global playbooks will seamlessly translate to the Thai market. The reality is that scaling operations here requires a deep, structural loca
As foreign founders and corporate operators, we often underestimate the administrative friction of entering and scaling a team in the Thai market. The reality is that a competitive salary is just the baseline. The true c
Most business owners underestimate the operational complexity of scaling a digital brand. This interview with Thai entrepreneur Wasinee "New" Phonsri, founder of Thai Lessons by New, breaks down exactly how she grew her
In this episode of Made It In Thailand, we sit down with a young founder who built a premium service business in Thailand during COVID. He shares what it really takes to build trust, deliver accountability, and grow a bu
I sat down with Karsten Aichholz to talk about how he built a business in Thailand that still runs without him. We get into what he learned about hiring in Bangkok, why he hires for challenge and fit instead of shiny res
In this episode, I sat down with Jake Mooney, a marketing agency founder in Chiang Mai whose unique strategy combines calm marketing principles with the power of video content and live events. Jake shares how moving to T
In this episode, I sit down with Brendan Cunningham, the Regional Business Development Director for ASW Consulting, to discuss the intricacies of starting and running a business in Thailand. Brendan shares his journey fr
In this episode, I speak with Jimmy Bernberg from Iglu to discuss the nuances of starting and running a business in Thailand. Jimmy, a Swedish citizen living in Thailand since 2016, shares his journey from landing his fi
Discover insider strategies for navigating Thailand's booming e-commerce landscape with expert Kelly Hezemans, who reveals the hidden challenges and opportunities for both new sellers and established businesses looking t
In this episode, I chat with Tom Pryor, co-founder of Baht Gold, about why high karat gold, such as 23k gold, is not commonly sold in jewelry stores in the US. Tom shares his extensive experience with Thai gold, his jour
In this episode, I discuss the common pitfall that many experience: overconfidence, especially when starting a business in Thailand. By recognizing this psychology, expats can improve their personal growth and thrive in
In this video, I debunk three common myths that expat business owners and leaders in Thailand often fall for, which can cost them time, money, and sanity. I've learned from my own experiences since arriving in 2012, and
In this episode about Thailand's hidden crisis, I interview Friso Poldervaart, who transformed a simple pandemic response into Bangkok's leading homeless support organization. Discover the alarming reality of Bangkok's h
Are you an expat starting a business or working in Thailand? This video highlights common mistakes expats make. Learn from these mistakes expats make to thrive. In this video, I share essential tips to help you navigate
In this video, I debunk the myth that teaching English is the only job available for expats in Thailand. Whether you're new to the country or an existing teacher looking to pivot, I'll guide you through the process of se
Thinking about living and working in Thailand? In this video, I share the real challenges and realities of relocating, including low salaries and potential financial traps. I'll walk you through my personal experience, f
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Made it in Thailand is hosted by Unknown Host. The show is categorised under Business (entrepreneurship) and has published 43 episodes.
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