The Becoming Sovereign Podcast
Aug 24, 2026 · 1 hr 15 min · 10 segments
In this episode of the *Becoming Sovereign* podcast, host Brandon Karpeles sits down with Captain Remington, the founder of the SatoBoat Project. Captain Remington shares his remarkable journey from…
Brandon KarpelesHostSo, yeah, I hope I will be ready for this new project by the end of the year because, you know, for the moment I'm back in Belgium to work on the project.
So I prefer to be on the sea than behind a laptop.
But I, I had to manage different, um, things like paperwork, uh, to prepare this new project, and I also moved.
Um, um, I, I don't remember if I, if I told you that, but I moved to Paraguay.
Uh, I'm now a tax resident from there.
So before reading the Sovereign Individual book, um, I follow, uh, the ExempSeme path.
So I register myself there.
My setup is almost ready for the, uh...
I think I receive my tax ID by the next weeks.
And, um, so that's cool for a nomad.
And, um, yeah.
And also, the, the other funny part is I register my company in the Cayman Islands [laughs] because for that kind of job, it's, uh, super practical because it's an offshore company, basically.
Uh, we have a neighbor.
You don't...
I, I'm gonna share with you a... [laughs]
So yeah, I decided to register my company there because also the, the Red Ensign groups, uh, like, uh, the, the Commonwealth or the, how to say, the overseas countries, uh, offering, um, a special, um, system for the boats.
You can register a boat as private and commercial use.
If you do the...
You have to choose between private and, or commercial.
So in the Cayman Islands, you can have both of, of them, and that's super practical.
Like this, you can switch in regard of, uh, in which mode you are.
So it's super interesting because the, um, the, the new chapter of the Sailboard project is like, um, international private club.
So, yeah, I hope I will be ready for this new project by the end of the year because, you know, for the moment I'm back in Belgium to work on the project.
So I prefer to be on the sea than behind a laptop.
But I, I had to manage different, um, things like paperwork, uh, to prepare this new project, and I also moved.
Um, um, I, I don't remember if I, if I told you that, but I moved to Paraguay.
Uh, I'm now a tax resident from there.
So before reading the Sovereign Individual book, um, I follow, uh, the ExempSeme path.
So I register myself there.
My setup is almost ready for the, uh...
I think I receive my tax ID by the next weeks.
And, um, so that's cool for a nomad.
And, um, yeah.
And also, the, the other funny part is I register my company in the Cayman Islands [laughs] because for that kind of job, it's, uh, super practical because it's an offshore company, basically.
Uh, we have a neighbor.
You don't...
I, I'm gonna share with you a... [laughs]
So yeah, I decided to register my company there because also the, the Red Ensign groups, uh, like, uh, the, the Commonwealth or the, how to say, the overseas countries, uh, offering, um, a special, um, system for the boats.
You can register a boat as private and commercial use.
If you do the...
You have to choose between private and, or commercial.
So in the Cayman Islands, you can have both of, of them, and that's super practical.
Like this, you can switch in regard of, uh, in which mode you are.
So it's super interesting because the, um, the, the new chapter of the Sailboard project is like, um, international private club.
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