Just boarded the Nomad Cruise. 🚢 For those who don’t know, it’s basically a cruise ship full of digital nomads, freelancers, and entrepreneurs from all over the world. So instead of just lying by the pool, you’ve got talks, workshops, coworking, and a lot of business and life conversations. 😄 On day 1 I already made new friends before even getting on the ship. 😁 It’s crazy how fast you feel part of the community. You step on the ship only knowing a couple of people, and a few hours later you are already having dinner with your new content creator friends. 🌍 I made a little video of the first day so you can see the vibe 👇 Honestly… would you join something like this? 😁🚢 Keep an eye on our Skool Community (download the app) if you want to follow the rest of the adventures and check out the Digital Nomad Section in the classroom if you're interested in experiences like this. 🤩

Hi everyone 🙂 I’d love to share a bit about the skills I bring — and also what I’m currently looking for support with. What I can offer: - Social media marketing strategy & content creation - Support for businesses in the travel & hospitality industry - Virtual assistance & digital workflow organization - Online business support (from setup to daily operations) - Hands-on experience running a travel agency (based in Namibia) - Strong understanding of remote work, digital services, and client management - I love helping businesses grow their visibility, structure their processes, and connect meaningfully with their audience. What I’m looking for (paid collaboration): I’m currently planning to build a completely new brand and would love to work with someone experienced in full brand development — from strategic positioning and identity to visual branding and overall concept. Ideally, someone who can help create a clear, professional, and cohesive brand from the ground up. If you specialize in branding — or know someone who does — I’d love to connect! Looking forward to collaborating and growing together

Diana Ross said something in an old interview that really spoke to me and made me think, "If Diana Ross has days like this, then I must be ok." She said, "One part of me says, 'I'm gonna be successful,' and the other part says, 'oh no, you're not.' So I have a choice to make as to which thought will I pay more attention to." So, for me, rather than stressing out about "I have bad thoughts," or doubts, I recognize them and say, "ok, I have a choice to keep feeding that thought, or create a new positive one." So, my mindset has really been all over the place, but I have full trust that my actions, no matter how small, are in the right direction. That's where I'm at. ❤️

In the next 6 months, I will bring clarity, structure, and momentum to my business by building and launching my new brand with a strong, professional positioning. I will expand my freelance work in digital marketing and strengthen my focus on the travel and hospitality industry, while actively developing my expertise in AI consulting to broaden my service portfolio. I will establish more stable and predictable income streams, grow my client base, and implement clear systems that allow me to work efficiently across Germany and Namibia. At the same time, I will make confident financial and strategic decisions that support long-term sustainability — not just short-term progress. My goal is to move from constant rebuilding into intentional growth: a clear brand, structured operations, aligned clients, and measurable revenue that reflects the value I create.

Lately, I’ve been sitting with a strange mix of emotions. I am highly motivated, full of ideas, constantly researching, learning, and building. I genuinely love creating things and moving forward. But then reality steps in — paperwork, regulations, taxes, compulsory systems, authorities… and it sometimes feels like one stone after another is being placed in my path. Living and working between two countries — Germany and Namibia — makes everything even more complex. Different rules, different systems, different expectations. Last year, I earned money through my freelance work, which felt like a big step forward. Yet a large part of it went straight into taxes and mandatory payments, including health insurance in Germany — even though I am already insured in Namibia, with coverage that includes Germany. Right now, I find myself at a point where I have to reconsider many things again. And honestly… that can feel overwhelming. Sometimes it slows down my enthusiasm and makes me question how to move forward in a system that often feels more restrictive than supportive. I know I’m not the only one navigating this. Building something meaningful while dealing with complex structures is not easy. But I also know that reflection is part of growth — even when it feels heavy. For now, I’m taking a breath, reassessing, and figuring out the next aligned step forward.