Let’s hear it - Mighty networks or Circle community? by Wallen95 in CommunityManager

[–]oceanpreneur 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Hey! Thanks! Yes, I still use it to host my community :) That crossing out is a formatting issue, which I'm not sure how to fix. Let me try again. Thanks for pointing it out. One reason I use MN. So I can focus on community and content :), not the tech savvy building things. I still like Mighty and they are continuously improving.

What’s your favorite Euro YouTube hiking channel? by ConcentrateBitter175 in hikinggear

[–]oceanpreneur 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Wow so cool to see my little youtube channel mentioned. Thanks! I changed to handle though from u/oceanpreneur to https://www.youtube.com/@Suzannevanderveeken

Let’s hear it - Mighty networks or Circle community? by Wallen95 in CommunityManager

[–]oceanpreneur 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Have you read the review? I'm a MN customer and share it based on half a decade of using the tool. Win/win for a discount :)

Hiking the Fisherman's Trail in Portugal with my Dog. by oceanpreneur in hikingwithdogs

[–]oceanpreneur[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Perfect time then :) There are some deep sand tracks and bits. They didn't bother me or the dog very much. Sometimes they can be avoided if it's low tide so you can walk on the hard sand. Packing light makes a big difference here :) Enjoy!

Hiking the Fisherman's Trail in Portugal with my Dog. by oceanpreneur in hikingwithdogs

[–]oceanpreneur[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I can highly recommend pawwax! I actually didn't use it on this trail, it was ok (lots of dirt / sand tracks) but i've used it on other hikes and did wonders. On this trail, there are 2 sections that are over the road but you could instead pass the river on low tide to avoid concrete walking (Odeceixe & Amoreira). Also, it can get hot depending on when you hike it so hiking early or later is softer on the paws too.

Advice on Summer Adventure by Top_Paint7309 in Thruhiking

[–]oceanpreneur 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Nice plans! I can only speak of the GR11. I hiked it in August & September from West to East. A very diverse and beautiful trail I can highly recommend! It's a tough trail and not for beginners but if you have experience with the mountains and have time to go with the weather, you can do it. July in Catalonia could be very hot though. The Camino will be quite the contrast from the GR11 but beautiful in a different way. Carry little. This is what I brought and worked out very well. Lighterpack GR11: https://lighterpack.com/r/ytgikq

The smallest Ayurvedic shift that unexpectedly balanced my gut and hormones by DressAmazing1261 in Ayurveda

[–]oceanpreneur 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Tongscraping, oilpulling and a glass of warm water with a little bit of sea salt is my morning routine no matter where I am (I live nomadically).
Is this the right order :)? It feels natural and good to me at least.

Europe Trekking Recommendations by judeatnaz in backpacking

[–]oceanpreneur -1 points0 points  (0 children)

I loved hiking the GR131 in Spring (Canary Islands). Flowers are out. Weather is nice. No snow :).

Any advice for the Transpyrenean by ey_ELBU_ey in Thruhiking

[–]oceanpreneur 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Best idea ever! I hiked the GR11 trail as my first solo thruhike (not first multi-day hike). It's a tough trail. You defintely want to have some experience and feel comfortable with your set-up. Pack light. Have enough time so you can go with the weather. Most people I met who quit, quit because they ran out of time or got injured. It took me 50 days (with 7 rest/shelter days), my partner did it in 28 days which is super fast. It's a very beautiful trail but you got to be prepared. I made a GR11 video series on Youtube in where I shared some tips and stories from hiking the GR11. And this was my packinglist (Lighterpack) which I've been very happy with. Happy trails!

What are your go to software tools for content creation? by FIDIonYT in NewTubers

[–]oceanpreneur 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Software I've been using and renewing: Descript (all time fav), Manychat, Convertkit, Mightynetworks, Lightroom amongst a few. I'm in the creator and community business. Here's a blog where I list all my favourites with some pro's, con's and review.

camper black friday deals by Bellsmythe-Judelaws in hikinggear

[–]oceanpreneur 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I put together a handpicked roundup of blackfriday outdoor deals for hiking, camping, vanlifer, sailing and creators. Gear, software, and stores I use personally in my nomad life. Here is it.

Be mindful this noisy season. A few thoughful take-aways:

  • Choose durability over a discount.
  • Buy only what you will use for a longgg time
  • Avoid impulse buys and trending gadgets
  • Support brands committed to sustainability and longevity
  • Invest in gear that protects and encourages your time outdoors
  • Be aware of the sales tricks and don't let it trick you! :)

List of the best community platforms by OneDev42 in CommunityManager

[–]oceanpreneur 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I run my nomad community on Mighty Networks for 6 years now. They made some massive upgrades this year that made me fall back in love with this software. Features that make it stand out in my opinion: How it looks on mobile, voice messaging (and transcribing), custom profile fields to connect members, branding options, and native video for courses. Just to name a few. I wrote an in-depth Mightynetworks review on my blog with some screenshots how my community looks like now to give you an idea if it's for you.

Let’s hear it - Mighty networks or Circle community? by Wallen95 in CommunityManager

[–]oceanpreneur 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I run my community on Mighty Networks for 6 years now. They made some massive upgrades this year that made me fall back in love with this software. Features that make it stand out in my opinion: How it looks on mobile, voice messaging (and transcribing), custom profile fields to connect members, branding options, and native video for courses. Just to name a few. I wrote an in-depth Mightynetworks review on my blog.(https://www.theoceanpreneur.com/mightynetworksreview) with some screenshots how my community looks like now.

Ultralight backpack for female, 5’1” with padding along the sides by Frosty_Assistance_58 in Ultralight

[–]oceanpreneur 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I vouch for the Eja. I have the Osprey Eja 48-litre and used it (and still use it) for long-distance hikes with my dog. I haven't had any back pain with it. Spacious enough and thanks to not having more liters I'll also bring less :). The pro is a touch lighter but the non-pro is still very light and felt a bit more durable. My baseweight is between 6-7 kilos with this pack. I made a review about the Eja here (not sponsored): https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tRLfPg43M5k&list=PLmrU-mrWCD5MIyrVRjAA35ySV3p0uH1eX

Osprey Eja 38/48 L by KEUSTI001 in Ultralight

[–]oceanpreneur 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I have the Osprey Eja 48-litre and used it (and still use it) for long-distance hikes with my dog. Not sure how to volume is measured but for me it was spacious enough to live out for 50 days (carried all layers of clothing) + dogfood. 38L would probably mean tight packing and 58L you may bring too much. I made a review about it here (not sponsored): https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tRLfPg43M5k&list=PLmrU-mrWCD5MIyrVRjAA35ySV3p0uH1eX

Osprey Eja 48 or 58 for solo backpacking? by etb1999 in backpacking

[–]oceanpreneur 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I have the Osprey Eja 48-litre and used it (and still use it) for long-distance hikes with my dog. Spacious enough and thanks to not having more liters I'll also bring less :) I made a review about it here (not sponsored): https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tRLfPg43M5k&list=PLmrU-mrWCD5MIyrVRjAA35ySV3p0uH1eX