(AD FREE) Ancestral Homecoming: From corporate life in NYC to traditional living in rural Honduras | Luisa Batiz The Urban Exodus Podcast
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I am excited to invite you to my conversation with Luisa Batiz. Luisa grew up in Brownsville, Brooklyn but her family is from Honduras. When Luisa was a child she spent her summers living off-grid with her relatives in a small village in Honduras.
Luisa was the first in her family to go to college, and by all accounts she had “made it,” building a successful career in education administration. Although she had reached a level of financial success, she didn’t feel happy or fulfilled in her work. She started questioning the way she was living, the things society was telling her she should strive for and decided to take a leap of faith and move to Honduras full time.
This is a story about reconnecting with your roots, living with an abundance mindset, and stepping away from convention to create a more fruitful life.
Read more about Luisa and see photos from her life in Honduras on urbanexodus.com/blog
I am excited to invite you to my conversation with Luisa Batiz. Luisa grew up in Brownsville, Brooklyn but her family is from Honduras. When Luisa was a child she spent her summers living off-grid with her relatives in a small village in Honduras.
Luisa was the first in her family to go to college, and by all accounts she had “made it,” building a successful career in education administration. Although she had reached a level of financial success, she didn’t feel happy or fulfilled in her work. She started questioning the way she was living, the things society was telling her she should strive for and decided to take a leap of faith and move to Honduras full time.
This is a story about reconnecting with your roots, living with an abundance mindset, and stepping away from convention to create a more fruitful life.
Read more about Luisa and see photos from her life in Honduras on urbanexodus.com/blog