Apr 16, 2019
We have Bela and Spencer of the blog Tiny Migrations on the show this week. When I first found their blog, I was immediately drawn in. They live in the most beautiful, idyllic tiny home I’ve ever seen tucked in the Santa Cruz mountains.
But aside for the beautiful design, what sucked me in was their lifestyle choices. Guys, they look at life as a big, beautiful experiment and it is so inspiring.
Their story starts just like so many stories: stuck in a city paying a lot in rent. But rather than staying in that story, they changed.
Before a trip to Spain, they sold their belongings and moved out of their rental home. Then, they Airbnb-ed, house-sat, and rented a home short term while expecting their baby to be born. AND THEN - and this is where I was totally blown away - they used their parental leave to rent an apartment in Mexico. With a newborn! What an amazing experience.
Then, when they moved back to the Bay Area they decided that rather than get stuck with an expensive 30-year mortgage, they wanted to do something different. They built a gorgeous tiny home and are dreaming up even bigger and better things.
They have so much energy and positivity. They didn’t like the options in front of them so they embraced lifestyle experiments to live differently.
In this episode you’ll learn:
- How they begin to think up these different solutions - different ways to live life
- How they figure out and agree on their goals
- The very thoughtful way they think through risks - their stress test method. We’re going to adopt this one.
Check out their website and other show notes here:
http://theworthproject.co/2019/04/16/episode-8-how-to…style-experiment/
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