Jessica Luibrand is a yoga instructor, sound healing practitioner, and world traveler. She spends about eight months out of the year traveling around the globe and immersing herself in the culture of each area that she passes through.

Jessica has made a commitment to minimalism and adventure in her home life by downsizing from her California home and moving into a converted van that she affectionately named Gandalf. She uses the van to travel back and forth along the west coast when she’s home in the states which perfectly fits her on the go lifestyle and allows her to save a ton of money on the cost of living.

If you’ve ever considered world travel or taking an extended leave of absents from your home base this episode is for you. It is chalked full of travel hacks including how to find a low cost or even free stay in other countries, the ins and outs of van life, safety tips for traveling alone, hidden gems that she’s discovered on the road, and a whole lot more. 

RESOURCES RECOMMENDED IN THIS EPISODE :

Jessica’s Website – Find out more about Jessica and her work

Jessica’s IG – Follow Jessica’s adventures on Instagram

WWOOF– Volunteer to work on an organic farm and receive free lodging 

Work Away– Find work opportunities in other countries  

Girls Love Travel– Join the facebook community where traveling women help support eachother

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On the first Limitless Future Episode of 2020, we discuss the books, podcasts, and YouTube channels that made the biggest impact on us over the past year. We believe that the information you consume mentally is just as important as the food you consume physical. This episode is chalked full of great recommendations and our favorite sources of brain nutrition. 

Alex’s Top 3 books:

Extreme Ownership by Jocko Willink & Leif Babin

Nonviolent Communication by Marshall B. Rosenberg

Bird by Bird by Anne Lamott

Kya’s top 3 books:

The War of Art by Steven Pressfield

Girl Stop Apologizing by Rachel Hollis

You are a Badass by Jen Sincero

Joel Toussaint is a public speaker, engineer, tutor of math and physics, and one of the most purpose-driven people that I’ve ever gotten the chance to talk with. He was born in Haiti and moved to the U.S at age 23 with the goal of becoming an engineer. While he was still learning to speak the language he worked a series of blue-collar jobs and saved up enough money to put himself through college. He graduated from Georgia Tech with a master’s degree and began working in engineering.

From there, he discovered a passion for public speaking. Joel recognizes the power that great speakers have to teach and to inspire large groups of people to take action. He has a very unique perceptive to share from living in Haiti and the U.S and he is able to extract some really valuable life lessons from both experiences.

In this episode, we discuss the potential future of Haiti, a topic that Joel is very passionate about. One of his main goals is to use public speaking to help unite the people of Haiti and show the world all of the incredible things their nation is capable of.

We also discuss future technological innovations that may help change the way we all live.

In this episode, Joel breaks down his approach to studying math and physics and shares how he is able to simplify what would normally seem complicated, which is a skill that can be applied to any difficult task that you’re perusing.

As usual, I have my co-host Kya Lian joining us in his episode. Hope you enjoy it.

FOLLOW JOEL ON SOCIAL MEDIA:

Joel’s Facebook 

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In this episode Kya and I discuss pieces of advice that we would give to our younger selves and how we are applying that advice in our lives today. If you’ve ever had the thought “I wish I knew then what I know now” this episode will help you extract valuable life lessons from your past and utilize that knowledge in your life today. 

RESOURCES FROM THIS EPISODE :

Alex‘s IG – Follow Alex on Instagram

Kya’s IG– Follow Kya on Instagram

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Jessica Luibrand is a yoga instructor, sound healing practitioner, and world traveler. She spends about eight months out of the year traveling around the globe and immersing herself in the culture of each area that she passes through.

Jessica has made a commitment to minimalism and adventure in her home life by downsizing from her California home and moving into a converted van that she affectionately named Gandalf. She uses the van to travel back and forth along the west coast when she’s home in the states which perfectly fits her on the go lifestyle and allows her to save a ton of money on the cost of living.

If you’ve ever considered world travel or taking an extended leave of absents from your home base this episode is for you. It is chalked full of travel hacks including how to find a low cost or even free stay in other countries, the ins and outs of van life, safety tips for traveling alone, hidden gems that she’s discovered on the road, and a whole lot more. 

RESOURCES RECOMMENDED IN THIS EPISODE :

Jessica’s Website – Find out more about Jessica and her work

Jessica’s IG – Follow Jessica’s adventures on Instagram

WWOOF– Volunteer to work on an organic farm and receive free lodging 

Work Away– Find work opportunities in other countries  

Girls Love Travel– Join the facebook community where traveling women help support eachother

BOOKS RECOMMENDED IN THIS EPISODE: