Katrina Julia- Katrina Julia
Digital Nomad Monthly Recap in September 2021 in Central America
Costa Rica, El Salvador and Honduras
Curious about my journey as a Digital Nomad? Get an insider look into my life as a digital nomad in Central America in September 2021 in Costa Rica, El Salvador and Honduras.
The speed of 2021 has blown my mind in every way. I feel like just yesterday I wrote my Digital Nomad Monthly Recap for August 2021. It seems like I blinked and I went from deciding to leave Atlanta, GA. travel to 7 Continents. and when I opened my eyes its now October 2021. Anyone else?
In August 2021, I spent my time and travels in Bacalar and Valladolid, Mexico and Osa Peninsula, Costa Rica. My Digital Nomad Monthly Recaps share behind the scenes and highlights of creating, working, traveling, and adventuring wherever I am in the world
The month of September included surprising transitions from Costa Rica to El Salvador to Honduras. I originally thought I would stay in Costa Rica and go to Panama mid-October #life . In addition, I experienced two press trips and digital marketing projects in Osa Peninsula, Costa Rica with three travel brands and in Ocotepeque, Honduras with a stay in Hotel Sandoval and a water park! Full disclaimer: I have made a lot of mistakes with money and am now focusing on decreasing expenses and increasing income to get to financial freedom.
My adventures in September 2021 included Osa Peninsula, Costa Rica, my second time canyoning in Costa Rica, unexpected adventures and the surprise of El Salvador, travel to Honduras including an incredible 5,000+ foot hike to Cayaguanca Rock, and a press trip to Honduras with Hotel Sandoval. Wow!
Let's talk about my Digital Nomad Monthly Recap in September 2021 in Central America in Costa Rica, El Salvador, and Honduras.
Digital Nomad Monthly Recap in Central America
Costa Rica, El Salvador, Honduras
My Monthly recaps will include highlights & summaries of :
1 Stays
2 Creating with Community to Creatives
3 Wins and Progress
4 Adventures
5 Highlights
Stay in Costa Rica
For September 2021, I stayed on a sustainable farm with a press trip to Costa Rica, open air tree house Airbnb in El Tunco Beach, El Salvador and studio with a garden in San Salvador, El Salvador, and Hotel Sandoval in Honduras with a press trip.
Creating a Life and Business I Love:
Costa Rica, El Salvador and Honduras
Entrepreneurship is not for the faint of heart. Every "overnight success" you see included a prequel or prologue of seasons of patience, persistence, purpose, and pain.
The month of September challenged me to exponentially across Costa Rica, El Salvador, and Honduras including in person work with digital marketing and two press trips too.
I accelerated my online community focus, in person projects, as well as taking bold leaps of faith.
Creating and Scaling a Life, Business, and Community
Community to Creatives
Whether you are a side hustler, work a 9-5, creating a life and business you love full-time, and/or traveling the world, I hope this series encourages and inspires you to take limitless leaps of faith.
If you are seeking freedom in your time, location, expression, community, and ultimately financial freedom, let's #createit. I am right here with you on a path of purpose to freedom (Gal 5:1).
There are ways to transform your wellness, online, media and travel. It may be with online courses, or seeking ways to automate and scale your business like a boss. Let's #createit.
One Month between the south of Costa Rica in the Osa Peninsula, El Salvador, and Honduras will help you create, transform, and inspire with an insider look! This is month 9 of my full-time travel since leaving Atlanta, GA for 2+ years on December 31, 2020.
From left to right on the first row, farm views in Costa Rica, open air jungle house in El Salvador, and studio garden stay in San Salvador.
From left to right on the second row, Tropical Escapades in Costa Rica, Airbnb Jungle Home in El Salvador, and Hotel Sandoval in Honduras.
From left to right on the third row, Canyoning in Costa Rica, Cayaguanca Rock in Honduras, and Ocotepeque, Honduras.