Travelling Inside Out

Hi everyone. 

We are back to the regular schedule of having guests once a month. And today's interview is coming from the UK, but with strong connections to Asia and Oceania. Meet Becky, the photographer and storyteller who was kind enough to share her travel stories with us. If you want to follow her, please check out her amazing work: https://www.beckyalicecoe.com. 

And if you liked this interview and you want to be a guest on my show, get in touch with me at alinaswonders(@)gmail.com. 

Until next time, follow your dreams and stay true to yourself. 

#alinaswonders

Today's episode is a better description of how I managed to travel to 30 countries in ten years (some of them more than once). I give you details about how I made the time, how did I afford every trip and even more. Have a listen and let me know if you have further questions for me. And as I mentioned in the episode this is the short interview: https://youtu.be/kY_VmWIhvM0. 

Until next time, stay true to yourself and follow your dreams. 

#alinaswonders

Hi everyone,

Hi everyone, 

I am continuing my story about how I became an EVS volunteer in Iceland. This time I am talking about first impressions, the adjustment to yet another culture, house conditions, living on a tight budget and much more. Have a listen!

Until next time stay true to yourself and follow your dreams!

'Ninety-nine problems but a podcast ain't one'. That's all I am gonna say about today's episode. 

Until next time follow your dreams and stay true to yourself.

#alinaswonders

Hi!

It's time for the fourth and last interview for this month. Today's episode is coming from Houston, Texas. And I need to say out of all the interviews so far this one took me the most by surprise. Aaron, one of the hosts of State Your Take with Ed & Aaron, joins me in a raw conversation about challenges, mistakes and teaching moments in life. Have a listen and if you like it, share it with your friends.  And since tomorrow is his birthday, I wanted to take the opportunity to wish him a great time and thank him once again for accepting my invitation. 

In other news, I have recently started working for Madera a company that exemplifies humanitarian and environmental awareness. Because it takes 2 trees to hang a hammock, Madera plants 2 trees for each hammock sold. Through their partnering with Trees for the Future, to date they have planted over 10,255 trees and counting. Use this code alinaswonders for 20% off their gear. I love their mission and their products, you should totally check them out!  http://maderaoutdoor.com

Today is the last day to get your voice messages for the giveaway. If you haven't done it yet, you still have until midnight GMT+3. I will announce the winners in the next week's episode.  Until next time follow your dreams and stay true to yourself. 

#alinaswonders

Hey guys!

We continue with the interviews, this time coming from Texas. Listen to my conversation with David, the host of Perception is Reality. In fact, I was a guest on his show as well and you can listen to the first conversation we ever had here https://buff.ly/2KQUTkd. In today's talk we dive into travelling as a teaching method and how a routine can define your comfort zone. 

I have recently started working for Madera a company that exemplifies humanitarian and environmental awareness. Because it takes 2 trees to hang a hammock, Madera plants 2 trees for each hammock sold. Through their partnering with Trees for the Future, to date they have planted over 10,255 trees and counting. Use this code for 20% off their gear: alinaswonders. I love their mission and their products, you should totally check them out.  http://maderaoutdoor.com

Don't forget I have a giveaway happening as we speak. There are three prizes:

All you have to do is

Follow this link: https://anchor.fm/travellinginsideout . You have until September 23rd, I will announce the winners on my podcast on the episode going live on September 30th. If you are curious to see pictures of the prizes, find me on the main social media, look for #alinaswonders. Best of luck!

Hey guys! 

Here's to new beginnings! Rebranding my podcast and a month of September of interviews.  The first one comes from Canada & Iceland. Listen to my conversation with Micah, sharing his view about what it means to live outside of his comfort zone and how to adjust to a new culture. 

I have recently started working for Madera a company that exemplifies humanitarian and environmental awareness. Because it takes 2 trees to hang a hammock, Madera plants 2 trees for each hammock sold. Through their partnering with Trees for the Future, to date they have planted over 10,255 trees and counting. Use this code for 20% off their gear: alinaswonders. I love their mission and their products, you should totally check them out.  http://maderaoutdoor.com

Don't forget I have a giveaway happening as we speak. There are three prizes:

All you have to do is

Follow this link: https://anchor.fm/travellinginsideout . You have until September 23rd, I will announce the winners on my podcast on the episode going live on September 30th. If you are curious to see pictures of the prizes, find me on the main social media, look for #alinaswonders. Best of luck!

Hey everyone and welcome to my anniversary episode. Buckle up because I have a lot to say. And to write. 

I want to start of by mentioning and thanking one more time to Paul and his podcast, Wonderful Radio Flanagan. He did an amazing review as a celebration for my podcast being one year old. Have a listen: https://buff.ly/2ORXFty.

And now about the giveaway. There are three prizes:

All you have to do is

Follow this link: https://anchor.fm/travellinginsideout . You have until September 30th, I will announce the winners on my podcast on the episode going live on October 7th. If you are curious to see pictures of the prizes, find me on the main social media, look for #alinaswonders. Best of luck! 

Until next time stay true to yourself and follow your dreams!