37 razones por las que deberías mudarte a Costa Rica
¿Fue un buen gancho, verdad? Realmente me encuentro menos de 48 horas antes de salir del país y me siento mucha inspiración para escribir un poco sobre las cosas para llevar que he tenido. Saliendo de Costa Rica por un par de meses, es realmente increíble el amor que me siento y la red que […]
10 Tools To Help You Follow Through On Your Goals
One of the things that comes up a lot in my work is this theme of ‘accountability’. Whether I’m talking with farmers, fellow entrepreneurs, or colleagues with my consulting projects, it can be the biggest source of support and also one of the biggest gaps that we have. And not for lack of desire, but […]
Reflecting on 2 months in the U.S.
2024 marks the first year that I traveled to the U.S. knowing that it’s the place I no longer intend to call my home. And what a special time it was! After almost two months, I find myself writing this blog post the old-fashioned way, with good old paper and pencil on a plane. Sometimes […]
From Passion to Profession: How Saying “Yes” Can Help You Grow Your Farm Startup
In the spirit of gratitude, which is one of Mezclada’s core values, I wanted to take a moment to celebrate the contributions of Emma Zink (formerly Maddock), who jumped in to help me build the website for my business after way too many failed attempts at teaching myself how to do it myself. 4 years […]
27 I’ve Lessons Learned from International Travel
One of the things that I’ve been getting asked a lot recently from people I’m meeting here in Costa Rica is what I’ve been learning from all of my travels abroad. From India to Australia and now back in Costa Rica, I certainly have learned a lot. And I’m excited to share with you this […]
Nos Vemos En México
Una de las cosas que más me gusta de viajar por todo el mundo es conocer a gente nueva. Si sea en el aeropuerto, a través de clases de baile, un paseo en el autobús…estoy empezando a creer que el universo nos trae no necesariamente lo que queremos, sino lo que necesitamos. Y qué bueno […]
7 Questions I Ask Myself Every Time I’m Evaluating a Grant Application
Note: This is the first post in a series that’s dedicated to sharing information with farmers and food systems professionals that are working to access capital through grant applications. As someone who treated writing scholarship essays as a part-time job throughout college to pay for school, and graduated with ZERO student loans, in retrospect I […]
“For us, yoga isn’t a subscription-based service.”
As I embark on week three of my 200-hour yoga teacher training in Rishikesh, India, I find myself mulling over one of the things that my yoga philosophy teacher said this week, which is that for people in India, yoga is not a service that you subscribe to. It’s a way of life. A way […]
Adventures in India: Week 1
One of the coolest things about working remotely is that you can visit amazing places across the world. All you need to do is make sure you have internet access. In the coming four weeks I’ll be operating from Rishikesh, India, a remote town on the northernmost outskirts of the country. Quite close to Nepal, […]
30-Day Radical Rest Challenge: Day 30!
Congratulations! You made it to the end of the challenge! Today’s Task: Reflect & Project (AKA take stock and set your sights on what’s to come) Today was the most magical day ever. It was the first weekend after the growing season that I didn’t have a full Sunday dedicated to working outside, plus two […]
