Podcasts about freedom x fest

Majsai Richárd social media szakértővel, a hazai freelancer élet egyik mozgatórugójával beszélgettünk, aki az elmúlt 4 évben végig követte a hazai szabadúszó kultúra fejlődését, épülését. A Freedom X Fest volt társalapítója, a Nomad Cruise rendszeres résztvevője, a Mentor Tribe alapítója és még sorolhatnánk. Olyan témákat érintünk, mint: Hogyan kezdj bele egy freelancer életforma kiépítésébe? Milyen nehézségekkel találkozol, ha erre az útra lépsz? És hova juthatsz el, ha kitartóan dolgozol?

Stuart runs a series of entrepreneurial retreats in cool locations called coworkation and just ran his first conference Freedom X Fest in the Spanish Pyrenees which lasted 6 days and had over 400 attendees! Stuart came to Europe from Australia as a backpacker and started off in Spain where he had a lot of adventures; from turning his apartment into a ‘pop up hostel' to running pub crawls then guided trips to Oktoberfest amongst other destinations. Stuart focussed on getting a good database of companies selling products to the digital nomad/location independent community in order to get them to co-promote his events and/or become sponsors. Stuart maintains an active Facebook page that has over 18,000 likes and shares a lot of photos and content there to build interest in his events. He talked about how he uses YouTube and Instagram to promote his events as the cool locations lend themselves well to this type of visual marketing. Listen on: iTunes / Podbean / Stitcher / Spotify / YouTube / Sign up for our newsletter, delivered every Friday for the latest Podcast and more info on getting you started running amazing events. This podcast is brought to you by www.eventsframe.com - Effortless ticketing and attendee management with NO ticket fees...Make the switch from Eventbrite today! Email dan@eventsframe.com with the subject line ‘PODCAST' for a special discount code. I hope you enjoyed the podcast and if you did please leave us an iTunes review it really means a lot to us! Finally please join our Facebook Community of #eventprofs to keep the learning going…. and get in touch with me via dantaylor.me Sign up to our newsletter, delivered every Friday to get notified when the podcast is live, plus the latest events news of the week! More info about Stuart is below: Stuart has been a Location Independent Entrepreneur over the past 15 years.  He has founded several location-specific event companies in Barcelona, yet his passion for travel and unconventional work practices fuelled his desire to create a truly lifestyle-based business model.  An avid 'future of work' enthusiastic and itinerant traveler, Stuart brings his is experience of the location independent lifestyle with Coworkation, curating Travel Inspiration & Professional retreats for entrepreneurs and creatives. https://coworkation.com/

Estela has been living a location independent lifestyle for over fifteen years, and defining what freedom means for herself on the way. She shares how her determination to stay curious like a child, to keep on asking questions, without worrying too much about the answers, keeps her on her tracks of defining the life she wants, and creating it. As more and more people are joining this way of living, there is still a lot to create, and it is up to each person to invent their own personal version. It can feel lonely sometimes, and events like Freedom X Fest are a great opportunity for inspiration and support. After being part of last summer's edition, I can definitely say that the intention was met, and this festival with its special twist is a great place to meet and/or stay in touch with this global family. http://www.integrallyalive.com/wp-content/uploads/podcast_integrallyalive/13_integrally_alive_podcast_2018-11-29_location_independent_lifestyle_and_creating_a_life_of_freedom_with_Estela_Kun_creator_of_the_FreedomX_fest.mp3 On Freedom, being curious, creating your life, opening new possibilities for living, working, and traveling... * Estela shares the intention behind the creation of Freedom X fest: talks and workshop, outdoors, in nature. Many of us are really eager to learn, network, be in the business environment, but equally we are as motivated to experience ourselves as human beings, come together, dance together, do mediation, yoga, and have a much more flexible environment. The importance of the environment, and how nature supports community. [1:16]* One of the biggest challenge of the location independent life: isolation. As the community is growing globally, events like Freedom X Fest are steps in creating a global network, family, where people are defining themselves not on location anymore, but on their value system. [4:45]* Being location independent is still a new trend. There is an amazing opportunity that comes with this new style of working, living and traveling around the planet, but it is also a great responsibility about what we do with it and how we use it. That's why events like Freedom X fest are so important, because that's how we can define these new terms and possibilities. [7:19]* How Estela came to live this lifestyle: "What else is possible?" How "just" knowing what I want from life and asking how I can get there makes all the difference. In this lifestyle, because it is new, we have to find new ways to do things, which is pretty exiting. One of the most important things is curiosity, and asking questions without the need to actually know the answer... That leads us on new path. Having a childlike curiosity: Children don't have a way how the world should be, they just explore, ask, try... If we can tap more into the sense of ourselves, we can unlearn some of the stuff that we don't need and be ourselves. [12:12]* So, what is freedom? Freedom is having the choice to be, to do: Asking "Is this really what I want?". Defining it, and then being open to ask again, and seeing this definition change, over time. Once we stop to live a life that we are supposed to live, like what society exposes on us, we can start to define ourselves from within and construct this reality outside of us. Freedom is also having the flexibility to chose a direction and go towards it, but being free to take detours, or even to see this direction changing... Knowing where you go, but having the flexibility to adapt yourself to live. [15:05]* Once you have freedom, a lifestyle where you can do whatever you want, what is it that you do? It's never about achieving anything, but about the journey, and the goal is constantly evolving. There is no framework (yet) to create this lifestyle, so we have to create these new ways of living. And each of us is creating the life s/he wants in his/he...

Listen on: iTunes / Podbean / Stitcher / Spotify / YouTube / Sign up for our newsletter for more info on getting you started running amazing events. This podcast is brought to you by www.eventsframe.com - Effortless ticketing and attendee management with NO ticket fees....Make the switch from Eventbrite today! Email dan@eventsframe.com with the subject line ‘PODCAST' for a special discount code. On this week's episode of ‘The Events Podcast' I spoke with Stuart Jones. Stuart runs a series of entrepreneurial retreats in cool locations called coworkation and just ran his first conference Freedom X Fest in the Spanish Pyrenees which lasted 6 days and had over 400 attendees! Stuart came to Europe from Australia as a backpacker and started off in Spain where he had a lot of adventures; from turning his apartment into a ‘pop up hostel' to running pub crawls then guided trips to Oktoberfest amongst other destinations. Stuart focussed on getting a good database of companies selling products to the digital nomad/location independent community in order to get them to co promote his events and/or become sponsors. Stuart maintains an active Facebook page which has over 18,000 likes and shares a lot of photos and content there to build interest in his events. He talked about how he uses YouTube and Instagram to promote his events as the cool locations lend themselves well to this type of visual marketing. I hope you enjoyed the podcast and if you did please leave us an iTunes review it really means a lot to us ! Finally please join our Facebook Community of #eventprofs to keep the learning going You can email me at dan@eventsframe.com Get in touch with me on social or book a chat via dantaylor.me More info about Stuart is below: https://coworkation.com/ Stuart has been a Location Independent Entrepreneur over the past 15 years.  He has founded several location specific event companies in Barcelona, yet his passion for travel and unconventional work practices fuelled his desire to create a truly lifestyle-based business model.  An avid 'future of work' enthusiastic and itinerant traveller, Stuart brings his is experience of the location independent lifestyle with Coworkation, curating Travel Inspiration & Professional retreats for entrepreneurs and creatives. ----------- 'The Events Podcast' gives you tips, tricks and tactics to run profitable and stress-free events! Hosts Dan Taylor and James Sayer (who run over 300 events a year) talk with event professionals each week to find how they plan, promote and execute their events. We discuss everything; from hosting community meet-ups , to running conferences, meetings, trainings, trade shows, concerts and more. Check out our a free trial of our sponsor www.EventsFrame.com for the best value ticketing and attendee management solution on the planet. Email dan@eventsframe.com with the subject line 'PODCAST' for a special discount! We love to hear from listeners so if you have any questions or comments on the podcast please email us. Subscribe on iTunes (new episodes every Friday) Join our Facebook community Subscribe to our newsletter #eventprofs #meetingprofs   Sign up to get exclusive offers and updates on our latest feature releases!

In today's episode, Kevin talks about his journey in Romania (where he learned about the 1989 Romanian revolution), his experiences at The Freedom X Fest in Spain, and his impression about Europe in general. Definitely an interesting episode, so don't miss it! Topics discussed : Timișoara, Romania Bucharest The walking tour and learning about the […] O post FL124: Review of FreedomXFest, Thoughts on Europe apareceu primeiro em Freedom Lovin.

[00.48] Stuart Jones Story and Come Up with Freedom X Fest [04.22] Coworkation vision and mission [07.22] Freedom X Fest mission [10.58] Freedom X Fest is work and play movement event[14.32] The Future of Coworking from location independent perspective [18.40] Freedom X Fest continue to make make impact which uniting location independent movement

In this episode, Kevin interviews Stuart Jones, the founder of Coworkation and the co-founder of Freedom X Fest. Coworkation is all about connecting people, cultivating inspiration, offering fun and adventure, enabling fresh insights and perspectives, and empowering people, among many others. In this episode, Stuart shares what his business is all about and what a […] O post FL122: Stuart Jones from Coworkation on Inspiring Location Independence apareceu primeiro em Freedom Lovin.

If you are one of those people that has that burning desire to travel the world, do you choose travel or does travel choose you? My guest today has (among other things) run spiritual retreats in Mexico, established an Eco co-working office in the hills of Portugal, and worked for an International NGO overseas in Peru. She is also the co-founder of Freedom X Fest – the first outdoor festival around the location independent movement. Will you be joining us in Spain Aug 14th-19th, 2018? Please welcome Estela Kun to the show! You're going to hear about how to shape a life of travel around your interests, holistic nomadding, and so much more. Tune In To Learn: How you can become a new person every time you travel. Ways to gain clarity and valuable skills. Guiding tools for the freedom lifestyle. Practical advice to run your business overseas. How to create space for what you really want to do. Ways travel enables new decisions and creativity. How the digital nomad community is evolving. Resources: Tortuga Backpacks. Freedom X Fest. Freedom Experience Online. Zen Mind, Beginner's Mind by Shunryu Suzuki. Head over to the archives for more Zero To Travel Podcasts!

 “Life is not about winning or losing, it's about the experience.” – Estela Kun Today's guest on the Art of Adventure podcast is the digital strategist, Estela Kun. She is one of the founding members of the  Freedom X Fest, the first outdoor festival on the Location Independent Movement which will be held in Spain. She is an author, entrepreneur, and also the founder of Inspiral Studio. Estela is also digital nomad who runs adventure trips and retreats which cater to entrepreneurs and digital nomads as well. In this episode, Estela shares how she became who she is today. She also shares what it is like managing her stress while running her business. Estela also enlightens us to the impact digital nomads are having in society and business life. Reshaping the way many companies are doing business and what the future of business may look like.     What you'll learn in this episode: How she runs the different adventure trips and retreats How she manages herself and the stress around running the events How her team communicates and get stuff done at work The philosophy behind running an event specifically catered to digital nomads The impact of digital nomads to society   Quotes: “Life is not about winning or losing, it's about the experience.” – Estela Kun “If someone really does what they love doing, then it becomes effortless” – Estela Kun “People can work in different time zones, there is no more excuse.” – Estela Kun "We are having conversations about what is possible for the future"– Estela Kun "I don't need to buy into being reactive"– Estela Kun "As humans we all want to be part of a community"– Estela Kun Continue the Adventure: Fredom X Fest Facebook   You might also like these episodes: John Abbott | The Giving Model – How to Grow Your Impact and Business by Giving Away Your Product or Service Chase Boehringer | Building an Adventure Brand and Lifestyle How to Run an Adventure + Business Retreat AOA 067 | Matt Prior | Adventure Academy AOA 126 | Rock Thomas | Abundance and Adventure Kit and Rosie Volcano (Part 2) | How to Make Business Feel Like Magic AOA 154 | Emily Utter | Coaching for Adventurous Entrepreneurs

“I don't take no for an answer, I keep going back in.” – John Abbott Today's guest on the Art of Adventure podcast is a thought leader, mentor, writer, entrepreneur, world-traveler and adventurer, John Abbott. John wants to show others how through the act of giving we can positively impact the world. John is on a mission to awaken people to their power and to create a positive change on our planet. He discuses the Giving Model and shares how this technique is not only good for business, but a great way to reach out and help others too. In this episode, we get to celebrate the launch of John's new collaborative book, Freedom By Design. John also shares about how his book came together and about his upcoming event in Spain - Freedom X Fest   What you'll learn in this episode: The Giving Model Innovations as to how he manages his business How to have fun in business How he met his partner How his book came together The upcoming Freedom X Fest event Spain   Quotes: “If we just gave up the first time because we had “No”, how many things would never have shown up in our world?” – John Abbott “I don't take no for an answer, I keep going back in.” – John Abbott “It all happened because of the tension that I created and the commitment that I had into making this a success.” – John Abbott  Continue the Adventure: John Abbott Freedom By Design. Freedom X Fest You might also like these episodes: AOA 154 | Emily Utter | Coaching for Adventurous Entrepreneurs AOA 110 | John Williams | Start A Business In 30 Days AOA 042 | Cal Newport | Be So Good They Can't Ignore You AOA 048 | David Wood | Get Paid For Who You Are: Part 1: Coaching AOA 088 | Derek Sivers | Turning Observations Into Action  

  This is the fifth year I have published my annual review and goals for the upcoming year. If you are curious about how I have honed the process, here are the yearly reviews for 2013, 2014, 2015, 2016 and the goals setting posts for 2013, 2014, 2015, 2016. This annual review process is inspired by Chris Guillebeau who has been publishing his annual reviews for several years and has a free spreadsheet for you to download and do you own review.  This year I am also using Orian Marx' Lifecrafting Annual Review. Because I am largely an optimistic person by nature, I tend to look back at most things as having been successful. And of this positive bias, this process is valuable because it enables me to take a brutally honest look at what did not go well, so that I can keep learning and improving. If you are someone who sometimes feels you have not gotten much done this year, you might actually be surprised once you go through this review process as we tend to overestimate what we can do in a day and underestimate what we can achieve in a year. This post will look at what went well and what did not for 2017. My hope for sharing this is to both inspire you to conduct your own annual review, and to give some insight into how I structure the process and reflect upon my year. Other posts in the 2017 Annual Review Series: 2018 Goals and Plans 2017 Adventures and Travel Top 10 books read in 2017 Achievements and what went well in 2017: Business Surpassed 6 figure annual net income for the first time (including $41K in one week) Filled coaching practice Signed book deal for SuperConductors 30+ speaking engagements to a total audience of 3,000 Wrote and filmed first online course about the Heroes Journey Surpassed 10K Instagram followers Surpassed 150K podcast downloads Hosted first fully paid AdventureQuest business + adventure retreat Bought first AirBnb investment property Perfected a morning routine Launched 100 Coaches' book project Adventure (Separate Post) Peak Experiences Taking Axel to meet his great grandparents in Appalachia Giving the Braveheart 'Battle of Stirling' speech to hundreds at Freedom X Fest in Budapest Cycling to a different country in one day (Slovakia from Budapest) Doing a backflip off a cliff into the Adriatic Sea Featured on Croatian National TV and Newspapers Soaking at the famous Rudas bath in Budapest with friends Wearing a suit of armor at a friend's castle in Slovenia Cycling with my dad in Croatia Getting podcast fan mail for changing peoples lives Throwing a charity dance for Heidi's birthday Writing a book in the Gorgeous Budapest central library Axel's croatian grandmother Meeting up with a high school friend randomly in Slovenia for a morning run Driving to Italy for a pizza dinner Meeting "the keeper of the cave" in Croatia Exploring a secret canyon with an adventure photographer in Baja, Mexico Physical Traveled with a bicycle in Europe for 5 months - ~3,000 miles of riding, including 100 mile ride in Croatia and an 80 mile ride from Budapest to Slovakia Daily one mile swim in the Mediterranean Raced a few Cyclocross races in St. Louis Advanced Open Water and Cavern Diving SCUBA certifications Spiritual 8 day water fast. For many weeks I had been feeling like I needed to cut caffeine and alcohol from my diet, and after I did that I still needed more so I undertook my longest fast ever. Starting with two days of juice and then 5 days of water and ending with a day of juice. Experienced my first Lucid dreams Financial 6 figure income Donated $3100 to charity Supported dozens of friend's causes and products Purchased AirBnb investment property in St. Louis Creative Wrote 35+ articles about fatherhood for The Good Men Project Wrote 60,000 words for SuperConductors