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Jeremy

Hey I’m Jeremy. I’m known for doing a lot of things, so pick the category that intrigues you the most :)!

Travel🌏

Fitness💪

SaaS💻

Thoughts🫣

Travel 🌏

At the age of 18 I dropped out of college & left Goa, India with a backpack (& only $200) and began traveling the world.

That was in 2016 and I’ve been traveling ever since.

I’ve spent the past ~7 years living in around 40 countries around the world.

I grew a travel blog to become one of the top 100 in the world and top 10 digital nomad blogs (2018-19) before shutting it down.

I don’t write about travel anymore (even though I travel more now than ever).

But I have some of my old travel articles up on Medium:

My ‘origin’ story (lol) is best covered in Dropping Out Of College To Travel The World at 18 (2017) and my about page which was last updated in 2018🙃.

My ’land travel’ maps are even more impressive 😉

Press/Interviews:

I did an interview for the Remote Nomad Podcast around travel and digital nomads in early 2019

And one video interview way back in 2017.

Fitness

I wasn’t a healthy kid growing up, I spent half my childhood in and out of hospitals. From severe asthma to skin diseases, I was a very sick kid.

Little jeremy with Glasses and a cozy tummy

But at 16 I started to turn things around, I initially started training to run a marathon.

But then got into lifting weights and enjoyed it a lot.

At 17 I became pretty ‘buff’, then got into powerlifting and won the Goa state juniors powerlifting campionship.

I weighed 47kg and was able to deadlift 200kg (yes 4x my bodyweight) which was around 90% of the world record.

I blame early Instagram for the overly dramtic pictures

But then I left the gym. Once I started traveling I took a 6 year break from the gym. (and let the ’fitness guy’ identity die)

I went from taking dramtic pictures for instagram
Like really Dramatic, I was an insufferable in-your-face teenager
to living like a broke hippie and backpacking for quiet a while
normally Before/after pics are supposed to Work the other way

As those 6 years continued I found a new balance of fitness.

I was still pretty active but mostly outdoors. I climbed mountains, surfed and hiked a ton. Also I’ve always been focused on health so got into doing fasts and other things during this time.

Recently in late 2021 I got back into the gym. But I don’t just lift weights for muscles like before. This time I’m trying to ‘have it all’.

I’m currently powerlifting, gaining muscles, doing olympics lifts, gymnastics, yoga, pilates etc. Basically I look at all these ‘bubbles’ as places I go into to gain value from and leave.

I shared exactly how I train, eat and rest in the post below and will be publishing more posts in the future along with wider health aspects like stress, lifestyle etc.

Everything is for free, I’m too lazy to ever charge for anything around health (SaaS is better for paying the bills😝)

My competance categories to take into consideration when reading my fitness articles.

  • High: Hiking, powerlifting, growing muscles, fasting
  • Medium: ketosis, olymic weightlifting, lifestyle strength, yoga
  • Low (but improving): gymnastics, swimming, surfing, pilates, endurance

Most of my fitness advice is geared towards non-professionals who still want 90% of the upsides.

For example: I’m usually the ‘most muscular + strongest + most flexible’ in 95% of the gyms I go to, but I’ll no longer be the strongest person in a pro powerlifting gym because I’m not optimizing around just powerlifting today.

I’ve also shared in the initial section of ‘Early vs Late’ why it’s important for people especially young people to take their health seriously. It’s not just ‘looks’, optimizing your health and fitness makes everything else in your life easier.

SaaS & SEO💻

I started working by building websites but very quickly I learnt that businesses don’t want a website they want customers.

I quickly pivoted to online marketing and realised that SEO was very easy for me.

I used SEO to grow my travel blog to be one of the largest in the world (100k monthly visitors in less than a year)

Jeremy Noronha

I started out with 0 connections in this industry and went from a nobody to working with some of the largest SaaS brands in the world.

In 2019 I did an Interview for Fiverr’s Six Figure Freelancer Audio-course on how someone like me (a nobody sitting in a village in India or Indonesia) could start from nothing and get high paying SaaS clients.

Bylines/ As Featured In:

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bigcommerce jeremy noronha
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I’ve also worked with many of the largest SaaS companies in the world and been a part of $1m+ product launches.

These are the kind of charts I like working with!😁

SaaS marketing

Currently after taking a ~3 year break from online marketing I’ve started a growth marketing agency geared towards helping SaaS companies scale their traffic.

Work With Me

If you’d like to work with me and my team click here to reach out.

(Minimum contract: USD$10,000/month, current services offered: Organic SEO growth)

Press/Interviews/Featured in:

Jeremy Noronha saas

Thoughts

One of my friends recently called me a philosopher, I think he was being too kind. I just happen to be able to organize (other people’s) ideas in a coherent way that share a pov that most people haven’t considered.

Since 2019 ever since I quit travel blogging and working in SaaS full time, I spent most of my time traveling, reading (a lot of) books and exploring rabbit holes.

After being silent most of 2020, in 2021 I started sharing my thoughts on here once in a while. Per year I publish around 5-10 articles, no schedule just whenever I feel like it.

Through me you pass into eternal pain: Through me among the people lost for aye. Eternal, and eternal I endure. All hope abandon, ye who enter here.

My thoughts aren’t for the faint of heart, most articles recommend around 4-5 books and often times my articles don’t make sense unless you read those books first.

But at the same time, my thoughts have changed people’s lives. They’ve been responsible for people quitting jobs, leaving bad relationships, starting & closing down businesses, going for vipassana retreats, traveling the world and so much more.

I try my best to think complex ideas though and share my conclusions so that people that take them and run with them.

Here are the most popular ones:

I don’t often have people read one article, it’s all or nothing.

Either you can’t read me cause I’m too ranty (or don’t pay enought attention to grammer/spellings and that bothers you) or you’re going to read everything I write. There’s no inbetween😁

“If I had more time was less lazy, I would have written a shorter letter article.”