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As a mindfulness-based psychotherapist, Lena Franklin has a unique vision and mission. By teaching the art of mindfulness and meditation, Lena integrates the most beautiful and

Darrah Brustein has built the location-independent lifestyle we all want. She’s a serial entrepreneur and lifestyle design expert. She spends half the year traveling, all while running several successful businesses. Darrah has valuable insight for anyone looking to live a more intentional and value-filled life.

Lindsey Epperly Sulek is taking on the luxury travel market as the founder & CEO of Epperly Travel, a boutique travel consultancy with experts curating 4 and 5 star vacation experiences for clients year-round. She shares the daily life of a consultant (and balancing the CEO & Founder role), the perks, and the target characteristics of an advisor. We’re all asking if we have what it takes to live that travel-filled life!

This one’s personal! In this episode, my parents share all about living the expat life and raising a family overseas while moving around–a lot! Let’s

Callee Ackland grew up on the west coast in Oregon, where she learned the importance of sustainability. She’s now an eco-entrepreneur + zero waste activist. We talked all about having more travel in life through sustainable lifestyle choices with a smaller carbon footprint, plus how to implement eco-friendly practices in travel, and in life.

Dan Taylor has focused on finding flexible employment and gotten lucky with the travel piece. Dan worked without a home office for over eight years with Deloitte before establishing Prague as his base. Now as CEO and Founder of AppsEvents & EventFrame, he has teams on almost every continent. He also often spent 6 months of the year traveling, so he has great insights in maintaining balance as a global entrepreneur. Now running his third and fourth ventures, Dan is an expert at managing remote teams and thinks very intentionally about work/life balance.

Bahrain, Tonga, Azerbaijan, Armenia. Just some of the places that Jake Schumacher has visited during his year of solo travel.  Last year, Jake Schumacher sold

 Tina and Chris adopted two boys 4 years ago Elijah and Rylee. They’re on a journey as a new family to grow and challenge themselves by traveling around the

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What do we often NOT talk about with full-time travel? Transitioning from full-time travel back to ‘normal’ life. Priorities shift and it’s knowing when change is needed–no matter what it looks like. Chelsea, Matt, and Kai learned many lessons from two years on the road, many about themselves and that priorities change. Deciding to return to “normal” life after full-time family travel, they had to redefine what life should look like for for them. They are ‘Unsettle Down,’ and they still refuse to settle. 

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If you’re a regular listener of this podcast, you likely want to become location-independent and you likely want to fund your travels. So you’re likely