<h1>Drop the Coconut is back!</h1>We are thrilled to be back behind the microphone, ready to record this podcast, and eager to share our stories of letting go. In the third episode, we talk about age, starting new chapters in our careers, and finding the courage to take new paths.<h2>Ways to find us:</h2><h2>Linkedin:</h2>Ron Thurston:https://www.linkedin.com/in/rthurston/Roi Perets:https://www.linkedin.com/in/roypereznyc/<h2>And on Instagram:</h2>@retailpride, @drop the coconut

Drop the Coconut is back!We are thrilled to be back behind the microphone, ready to record this podcast, and eager to share our stories of letting go. In the third episode, we talk about age, starting new chapters in our careers, and finding the courage to take new paths.Ways to find us:Linkedin:Ron Thurston: https://www.linkedin.com/in/rthurston/ Roi Perets: https://www.linkedin.com/in/roypereznyc/And on Instagram:@retailpride, @drop the coconut

Drop the Coconut is back!We are thrilled to be back behind the microphone, ready to record this podcast, and eager to share our stories of letting go.&nbsp;In the third episode, we talk about age, starting new chapters in our careers, and finding the courage to take new paths.Ways to find us:Linkedin:Ron Thurston:https://www.linkedin.com/in/rthurston/Roi Perets:https://www.linkedin.com/in/roypereznyc/And on Instagram:@retailpride, @drop the coconut

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Drop The Coconut is a story about letting go.

It is a story about a little monkey who reaches out his palm to grab a coconut buried deep in the ground. Once he grabs it, his palm is too large to slide out of the hole, and out of greed, he becomes an easy target for his capturer Simply because he wouldn't let go. All we want to tell that little guy is - drop the coconut - you can be free.

My name is Roi Perets, and along with my husband, Ron Thurston
we are here to share our stories of learning to let go. After almost two decades of living in the Big Apple, we packed our belongings and traveled in an Airstream to discover this beautiful country.

In the 16 months of our travel, we saw the most captivating nature, and  as we met people in communities along the road, we learned that, at our core, "We are more alike than we are unlike." 

We hope that this story of self-discovery will inspire you to find the coconuts you are holding and drop one or two along the way with us.

Tune in and join the journey!

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Drop The Coconut is a story about letting go. It is a story about a little monkey who reaches out his palm to grab a coconut buried deep in the ground. Once he grabs it, his palm is too large to slide out of the hole, and out of greed, he becomes an easy target for his capturer Simply because he wouldn't let go. All we want to tell that little guy is - drop the coconut - you can be free. My name is Roi Perets, and along with my husband, Ron Thurston we are here to share our stories of learning to let go. After almost two decades of living in the Big Apple, we packed our belongings and traveled in an Airstream to discover this beautiful country. In the 16 months of our travel, we saw the most captivating nature, and as we met people in communities along the road, we learned that, at our core, "We are more alike than we are unlike." We hope that this story of self-discovery will inspire you to find the coconuts you are holding and drop one or two along the way with us. Tune in and join the journey!

Drop The Coconut is a story about letting go.

It is a story about a little monkey who reaches&nbsp;out&nbsp;his&nbsp;palm to grab a coconut buried deep in the ground. Once he grabs it, his palm is too large to slide out of the hole, and out of greed, he becomes an easy target for his capturer Simply because he wouldn't let go. All we want to tell that little guy is - drop the coconut - you can be free.

My name is Roi Perets, and&nbsp;along with&nbsp;my husband, Ron&nbsp;Thurston
we are here to share our stories of learning to let go. After almost two decades of living in the Big Apple, we packed our belongings and traveled in an Airstream to discover this beautiful country.

In&nbsp;the 16 months of our travel, we saw&nbsp;the most&nbsp;captivating nature, and  as we met people in communities along the road, we learned that, at our core, "We are more alike than we are unlike."&nbsp;

We hope that this story of self-discovery will inspire you to find the coconuts you are holding and drop one or two along the way with us.

Tune in and join the&nbsp;journey!

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