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Saying Yes to Fear with Marcella Chamorro
We often think of fear as an indication to be wary. To take care.
What if we thought of it a whole new way and actually said yes to whatever scares us?
That's what Marcella Chamorro has done. She took the leap to prioritize the things most important to her: family and freedom. She moved back home to Nicaragua, started her own business and encourages others to live the Perpetual Vacation by doing what scares them.
In May 2013 I had a chance to meet Marcella Chamorro at the Misfits Conf in Fargo, North Dakota. Her passion and excitement was contagious. Plus, her ability to run a business with employees in rural Nicaragua, collaborators throughout the US and clients throughout the world is incredible.
In today's episode of Digital Homsteading, her the lessons she's learned while building a business in her own community and the challenges and rewards that await entrepreneurs.
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By Scott D. MeyerWe often think of fear as an indication to be wary. To take care.
What if we thought of it a whole new way and actually said yes to whatever scares us?
That's what Marcella Chamorro has done. She took the leap to prioritize the things most important to her: family and freedom. She moved back home to Nicaragua, started her own business and encourages others to live the Perpetual Vacation by doing what scares them.
In May 2013 I had a chance to meet Marcella Chamorro at the Misfits Conf in Fargo, North Dakota. Her passion and excitement was contagious. Plus, her ability to run a business with employees in rural Nicaragua, collaborators throughout the US and clients throughout the world is incredible.
In today's episode of Digital Homsteading, her the lessons she's learned while building a business in her own community and the challenges and rewards that await entrepreneurs.