moving to spain

BIG ANNOUNCEMENT and the REAL reasons we moved to Spain 

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About This Podcast

It takes a village to raise a pro athlete.

For the first time ever this channel takes you behind the athlete’s ‘unspoken’ road and talks to the people that normally get very little mention, but are the ones who are responsible for the underlying success of an athlete.

Marina pulls back the curtain and dives deep into chats with the UNSUNG Heroes – parents, the coaches, the sponsors, the nutritionists and the mindset specialist – revealing the realities of what it takes to support a  child in reaching their ultimate potential in becoming a pro athlete.

This is YOUR village.  

A home for Uncensored Advice for you– the Unsung Heroes of part of the ‘unspoken’ journey behind the athletes!

What to expect when you listen:

Real, Raw Truth

Laughter

The Struggles & Successes

ABOUT YOUR HOST:

Marina Kuperman Villatoro, a mama who is on a mission to help her sons reach their athletic (rock climbing) goals and dreams. 

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In this episode, we talk with Isabel Garon and Charlotte David-two young ladies who have been living abroad for around a year. We dive into the importance of creating routines, the challenges of language barriers, and the woes of grocery shopping while settling into a foreign country. Listen for tips on what to do and what to avoid when establishing a new normal. 

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A few years ago, before the chaos of COVID-19, I used to post up at this place named Fuel Cafe. Every Thursday, I'd go, sip on some beer or coffee and write. Naturally, I became known as a regular and met interesting people.

One of those interesting people is Jesus Gonzalez.

When I met Jesus, he had just opened up Mazorca Tacos, a food truck selling tacos made out of handmade tortillas. About a year later, he co-founded Zocalo Food Park, the first food park in Wisconsin. At some point, he also opened up a commissary kitchen.

And if that wasn't enough, he's an investor in the semi-new startup Cashdrop, a mobile app that enables any business to create and manage an online storefront from their phone.

Did you get all of that? Yeah, Jesus has plenty on his plate — no pun intended.

With a bio like that, you'd think this interview is about food or business... But nope. We barely discuss any of that.

Instead, I decided to dig deep into decisions he made before his business ventures. How did he set himself up to seize so many opportunities?

A key decision he credits to changing his life forever was moving to New York, and later Spain after high school.

Years later, he returned to his hometown fully equipped to start his slew of businesses.

In this interview, we talk about internal realizations, generational patterns, and confronting the fear of the unknown as we discuss Jesus' journey.

Enjoy the food for thought and good vibes from Jesus Gonzalez.

PS — Get some Coffee Talk

Note: Complete episode notes with useful links can be found on the website.

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In today's episode Dari Poli together with Dennis Sasi, Ecuadorian-British traveler, are talking about the importance of being self-aware when traveling the world, how to adapt to traveling solo, and how to motivate yourself to always try new things. Dennis has lived so far in Ecuador, in the UK, in the USA, and in Spain, and has traveled all around South America, Asia, and Europe. He is sharing his best tactics on finding friends when moving to a new country, and how to try new sports every single day. Dennis is also sharing his biggest challenge that he is about to face in South America, and why he decided to spend 3 months volunteering in Brazil.
Follow Dari Poli's adventures in Spain - @travel_out_bubbled
And see Dennis' Photos from around the world - @dennissasi

Blog: https://www.mumabroadlife.com

Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/MumAbroadSpain/

Twitter: @mumabroad

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