We interview Rebecca Bernard about her love for Costa Rica from just outside of Puerto Limon on Costa Rica’s Caribbean coast. Rebecca holds dual citizenship — Costa Rica and the United States. She and her two kids set out on a global adventure before the corona virus put a halt to her plans. Now she’s living in paradise and enjoying every minute of it.
I think the other difference and one of the really big things that I appreciate about being here (Costa Rica) right now is that the barter network is so much more prevalent, right? Like you got a neighbor that got mangoes. We’ve got the guy down the road that gets our fish…we hit him a text and he comes back with Marlin fresh, you know, straight out to the ocean. So, it’s been really lovely…Neighbors drop off banana bread every two days…people are just chilling. Some folks are making homemade yogurt…We’ve got probably 20 different crops going in our garden.
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About Our Guest
Rebecca Bernard is an experienced writer, business consultant, and educational entrepreneur with a passion for exploring the world. She was born in Costa Rica and raised in Los Angeles, CA. Rebecca comes from a multicultural family and has traveled the world from a young age. She has possessed an appreciation and affinity for cultural exploration since birth. She holds a B.A. in World Arts and Cultures from UCLA and a Masters in Communication Management from the Annenberg School at the University of Southern California. Rebecca is currently based in Costa Rica where she is co-creating a new paradigm for community living that combines sustainable practices with experiential learning and is exited about sharing this with the world in the coming months.
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