Mastering the art of travel and remote work: With margaux carel

There are those that work really hard to be able to afford and schedule travel into their lives. And, there are those that travel for work and believe they have nailed their lifestyle goals. Which method do you think is correct? Neither. When it comes to scaling your lifestyle and Entrepreneurship simultaneously, there is a specific way to travel. Nailing this particular method will allow you to Basque in the perks, transformations, and rewards that travel and remote work can provide you with (if combined correctly).

I talked to Margaux Carel, Founder of Waves of Change. She is a Travel Coach & Consultant, and Hybrid/Remote Work, Nomad Life Expert. It goes without saying, Margaux is absolutely changing the game for remote workers and their lifestyle, while also transforming them into the best versions of themselves for their personal and career lives.

Learn more about Margaux and Waves of Change, in my interview with her below:

What is Waves of Change? Why did you start it?

I started Waves of Change to drive change within the tourism industry as I believe that travel has the power to be a force for good, fostering positive impacts on workplaces, personal lives, businesses and the world at large. I started Waves of Change because of my own transformative journey through travel. As I explored different parts of the world, I experienced the dual nature of travel - its incredible potential to enrich lives, workplaces and the world, but also its concerning challenges like over-tourism and environmental impact. This realization ignited a strong desire within me to drive positive change within the travel industry. Through Waves of Change, I provide guidance, expertise, and actionable strategies to businesses and travelers, enabling them to embrace positive travel practices and make a meaningful impact on themselves and the world.

Who would you consider to be the perfect candidate for Waves of Change?

Several people are designed to benefit from Waves of Change :

- Conscious Travelers: Those who seek transformative, responsible, slow or retreat experiences and wish to travel with intention and awareness.

- Working Travelers: Professionals who aspire to blend travel with work, leveraging the benefits of flexible work arrangements: workation, nomad or bleisure.

But also tour operators, travel planners, travel agents and travel creators who would like to target conscious travelers and working travelers.

What is the most dramatic transformation or achievement  you have seen in someone who traveled through Waves of Change?

The most remarkable transformations often lie in travelers' renewed perspectives and attitudes. It's witnessing individuals who, through conscious travel, develop a deeper appreciation for the world's diversity, become advocates for responsible tourism, and experience profound personal growth. I am confident to see dramatic achievement with my current business clients.

What are the top takeaways from traveling with Waves of Change?

Traveling with Waves of Change offers several key takeaways:

Consciousness: Travelers gain awareness of the impact of their journeys on themselves and the world around.

Personal/professional Growth: Through transformative travel experiences, individuals often undergo significant personal/professional development, discovering new facets of themselves.

Impact: Travelers have the opportunity to leave a positive mark on the destinations they visit by embracing responsible and sustainable travel practices.

Connection: Travel fosters meaningful connections, both with the world's diverse cultures and with like-minded individuals who share the vision of travel.

What specific perks can people get by traveling through Waves of Change, that they can't get by regular travel?

Guidance: Personalized guidance and tailored strategies from a full time traveler to turn travel as a force for good for life, business, workplace and the world.

Community: Inclusion in a community of modern travelers , facilitating connections and shared insights.

Support for Sustainable Tourism: Travelers actively support a travel industry that values the preservation of culture, environment and local economies.

Recommendations and deals: for destinations, accommodations, and activities that support high value and low impact experiences.

Self-Discovery and Personal Growth: Through travel, I help travelers embark on a journey of self-discovery and personal growth. I provide tools and exercises to help people reflect. These aspects distinguish Waves of Change from regular travel, making it a catalyst for more mindful and meaningful journeys.

What are your top favorite Waves of Change travel experiences?

Waves of Change offers a unique opportunity to travel off the beaten path to Vanuatu, to discover hidden treasures and immerse oneself in the vibrant tapestry of local life -

- Explore lesser-known islands and pristine beaches in Efate, Tanna, Santo ...

- Engage in authentic cultural experiences with local communities like traditional ceremonies, dance performances...

- Stay in local homestays or eco-friendly accommodations managed by the community

- Delight in the flavors of Vanuatu through culinary adventures

- Embark on adventures that showcase Vanuatu's diverse landscapes: hike through lush rainforests, snorkel in crystal-clear waters, and climb active volcanoes

- Get involved in environmental conservation projects that protect Vanuatu's natural wonders like marine life preservation

- Shop for sustainable souvenirs and handicrafts crafted by local artisans. Attend workshops to create your own traditional handicrafts and support the local economy.

- Gain profound insights into Vanuatu's history, traditions and indigenous knowledge through educational tours and interactions with local experts

- Rejuvenate your mind, body, and spirit through wellness retreats set in Vanuatu's serene natural settings.

You can follow Waves of Change on Instagram here: @wavesofchange.me

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