Living in Bali

Sustainable business is not only a trend but also a passion to empower the local community. At least that applies to Tya Syahara. Originally from Aceh, Tya moved to Australia first before settling down in Bali. In this podcast, she tells stories of how she first explored surfing and uses arts such as movie and poetry to inspire and empower women and young Indonesians. She is in Bali with a social and environmental business - Aluan which produces the finest and rarest coconut based products from Simelu Island. Listen to the episode and check our blog for this episode to learn more about how you can purchase Aluan VCO with a discount from us!

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Check it out at: www.livinginbalipodcast.com/episode5

Sustainable business is a growing trend for a reason. It mixes passion with purpose and empowers local communities. This definitely applies to Tya Syahara and the awesome business she works with - Aluan.  Originally from Aceh, Tya moved to Australia first before settling down in Bali. In this podcast, she tells stories of how she first explored surfing and uses arts such as movie and poetry to inspire and empower women and young Indonesians. She is in Bali with a social and environmental business - Aluan which produces the finest and rarest coconut based products from Simelu Island. Listen to the episode and check our blog post for this episode to learn more about how you can purchase Aluan VCO with a discount from us!

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You can find more information about this episode on our podcast blog!
Check it out at: www.livinginbalipodcast.com/episode5

Learn about Bali’s unique personality and why paradise isn’t necessarily a location on the map.

Islands are their own beings and Bali certainly has its own personality that effects how people live, love and work. From the well-known spiritual center of Ubud, Tara Khandro met up with us at Sage Café to talk about her life of exploration and spirituality. She shared why she thinks Bali has a special initiatory energy as well as explaining what it means to live life AS paradise. Many people come to the island to find paradise but end up finding that paradise is not necessarily about where you are on the globe.

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Check it out at: www.livinginbalipodcast.com/episode4

Have you ever wondered what it’s like starting a business out of a co-working space? Irma Sitompul, owner of For Good Impact, joins us on the show to share about how co-working spaces have benefitted her business. She also talks about how she helps other organizations and businesses continue to operate sustainably and efficiently. Irma also gets honest with us about her confidence issues about starting a business and how she has worked to crush them.

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Check it out at: www.livinginbalipodcast.com/episode3

In this episode, we have a very unique guest, Aaron Mashano, who is originally from Zambia. Some people take for granted the power of a strong passport and having the ability to travel around the world easily. Born in Zambia with an African passport, Aaron had a harder time and faced more obstacles. He didn't let this get in his way, he found ways to thrive. Aaron first moved to Australia for his studies and then ended up settling in Bali. Now he has become one of the most popular start up coaches on this island full of entrepreneurs and digital nomads.


Having a strong background in business coaching and being a serial entrepreneur himself, Aaron has a lot of expertise to share. In this podcast you will learn a handful of tips on starting a business in Bali either for a short-term nomadic stint or more permanently (for those who want to set Bali as home). Beyond business topic, Aaron also shares his advise on living in Bali and to his favourite places to visit. Bali is widely known as a spiritual place, Aaron also shares his unique spiritual journey beyond Eat, Pray, Love!

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Check it out at: www.livinginbalipodcast.com/episode2

In this very first episode, we (Sarah & Olivia) will share our stories about how we ended up in Bali, what we're doing here and the challenges we've faced. We'll explain why we decided to start a podcast and the importance of allowing your curiosity to guide you.

You'll also get a sneak peek at the inspiring lineup of adventurous entrepreneurs and change-makers that will be appearing on the upcoming episodes. They have awesome stories, tips and insight to share so don't miss it!

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Check it out at: www.livinginbalipodcast.com/episode1