From Tourist to Local

In this podcast episode, we sit down with Lylian Toscano. Born in Guatemala, Lylian moved to Vancouver when she was only 10 years old and has made her life here. Lylian is a dating and relationship coach, and in this episode, we dive deep into what is feminine energy, and how we can use it to unlock success in our dating journey and relationships.

The conversation touches on self-awareness, finding a balance between feminine and masculine energies, and navigating complex relationship dynamics, including those dreaded situationships. Lylian shares her insights and offers advice on embracing your feminine energy, building healthier relationships, and making intentional choices in the dating world.

This episode is for you if you’re looking to improve your dating experience and build healthier connections that lead to amazing relationships.

(00:00) Intro

(02:05) Feminine Energy, what is it? and the role in relationships

(03:45) Feminine vs Masculine energy

(16:50) Finding balance between feminine and masculine energies

(18:52) To leave or to stay” Exploring the “third option”

(25:45) Navigating situationships and expressing your needs

(30:15) Seeking support during your dating journey

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In this captivating episode, Dianni Hall, the host of the "While She's Away" podcast, takes us on a thrilling journey through the world of solo backpacking, digital nomadism, and the unique experiences of traveling as a queer individual.

Dianni shares her own adventures and offers valuable insights on how to navigate the world as a solo traveler, emphasizing the importance of stepping out of your comfort zone to truly immerse yourself in different cultures. She also sheds light on the power of platforms like Couchsurfing and LGBTQ backpacker communities in connecting travelers and creating safe, welcoming spaces for queer individuals on the road.

This episode is a must-listen for anyone seeking inspiration, practical travel tips, and a deeper understanding of the diverse experiences that solo travelers, digital nomads, and members of the LGBTQ community can have while exploring the world.

Or if you’re like me and want to live vicariously through the digital nomad's experiences!

(00:00:00) Intro

(00:03:20) Digital Nomadism

(00:05:50) The appeal of solo travel

(00:22:30) Exploring the joys and challenges of traveling as a queer person.

(00:25:50) Celebrating Pride around the world.

(00:35:10) Resources for queer travelers.

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In this week’s episode, host Mafe Salazar delves into a fascinating conversation with Pat Creighton, the founder of Laidback Languages and The Self-Proclaimed Spiritual Polyglot.

Pat shares his unique journey of language learning and personal development, revealing how he integrates spirituality into his language teaching. He emphasizes the importance of active listening, creating meaningful connections with native speakers, and encouraging his students to become independent learners.

Pat's passion for languages and his holistic approach to teaching provide valuable insights into the transformative power of language learning as a tool for personal growth and healing.

In this episode, you are treated to an exploration of language as a path to self-discovery and healing. Pat's unconventional blend of language instruction and spirituality opens new doors for understanding how language can be a vehicle for personal development.

The episode serves as an inspiring reminder that learning a new language can be a profound journey of self-discovery and healing, ultimately expanding one's understanding of the interconnectedness of language and the human experience.

Pat offers a fresh perspective on language education, demonstrating that learning a new language can be a profound, transformative experience that extends far beyond the realm of linguistics.

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This week's episode features Joshua Best, the podcast host of Why We Travel. Mafe and Joshua delve into the challenges and rewards of living as a digital nomad, highlighting the concept of being "happily homeless."

Joshua recounts captivating travel stories from his adventures in Latin America, including his deep connection to Panama and the unique experiences he had while visiting Venezuela.

Joshua talks about his work as a certified Global Mobility Specialist and life coach provides valuable advice for those looking to incorporate travel into their lifestyles while dealing with loneliness and creating a support system in foreign lands.

In this special episode, host Mafe Salazar celebrates her upcoming 34th birthday by sharing the 34 most important life lessons she has learned in her 34 years on Earth. From embracing kindness and empathy to encouraging solo travel and self-love, Mafe dives into a range of wisdom gained from her journey of going from a tourist to a local. Each lesson is delivered with a mix of personal anecdotes and candid reflections, creating a dynamic and engaging episode that offers listeners valuable insights for navigating life's twists and turns.