MONDAY MINUTE

KICKING OFF YOUR WEEK WITH 3 SHORT ITEMS OF VALUE THAT YOU CAN CONSUME IN 60 SECONDS

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1) EVENTS TO ATTEND

PORTUGAL RELOCATION RETREAT WITH CARA CELESTE WEST. I interviewed Cara Celeste West (aka: The Digital Nomad Mom) on Episode 276 and now she’s hosting a transformative 5-day, 4-night journey where you’ll savor the delights of Portuguese cuisine through a curated food tour in Lisbon, and explore enchanting palaces in Sintra. You’ll also learn the intricacies of relocating to Portugal from local experts, and be able to get all your questions answered. See all the details and reserve your spot here.

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2) DESTINATIONS

SALT RIVER in CAPE TOWN, SOUTH AFRICA is one of my favorite neighborhoods. I’ve spent about 5 months in Cape Town, and I always make it a point to kick it in Salt River. It has some of the dopest street art in the city, and they always show solidarity and love for Palestine. I highly recommend checking it out next time you visit Cape Town.

3) WHAT TO READ

Shimokitazawa: A Tokyo Beginners Guide to the World’s Most Walkable Neighborhood. I interviewed Becky Gillespie on Episode 92 and Episode168. After living in Tokyo for 12 years, she’s written a uniquely valuable travel guide that intentionally chooses to go deep instead of wide. It focuses entirely on one neighborhood in Tokyo and explores the layers and depth and intricacies that make Shimokitazawa so magical and extraordinary. If you are looking to go beyond the tourist hotspots and immerse in a rich, substantive, local experience, I’ve never seen a book quite like this. It’s available on Amazon here.

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Did you Listen to Last Week’s Episode of The Maverick Show?

Last week I interviewed Beth Santos, the founder of Wanderful–a global community of 45,000 women who love to travel. We discussed her new book, Wander Woman, and her decision to platform the voices and perspectives of a very diverse array of travelers. Beth then explains the importance of challenging and reframing the women’s travel safety narrative, creating a personal risk profile, and intentionally leaving your comfort zone. She also talks about how to make more thoughtful economic, environmental, and cultural choices while traveling. Listen to the episode on your favorite platform here.

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