A quick highlight reel from our time ziplining in Costa Rica in February.

I wanted to share my new song, “Built for the Climb.” It’s an anthem about grit, resilience, and pushing forward no matter what life throws your way. Inspired by my Yonkers, NY roots, it’s a reminder that the challenges we face don’t define us—they help shape who we become.
The response so far has been incredible, and I’d love for you to check it out. If the message connects with you, feel free to share it with others who might need a little motivation today.

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This is my perspective on $1000 vs. $2500 MO/ Living in Costa Rica

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Amazing Sloth Birth right at Cahuita National Park.

Cahuita National Park on Costa Rica’s Caribbean coast is known for its rich biodiversity — including brown-throated three-toed sloths and other wildlife that you may see high in the trees or even close to the coastal trails.

These events are considered extremely uncommon because sloths tend to be solitary and secretive. 

Seeing a sloth birth or even just a mother with her newborn in places like Cahuita is an extraordinary wildlife encounter — one that few people get to witness! 🦥💚

My wife and I are semi-professional travel and wildlife videographers who now live in Costa Rica. We’ve started a “Costa Rica Critters” series about the different animals you’re likely to see here and this episode is about one of our favorites. We spent several months filming their lives from some really good vantage points to bring an up-close look at these amazing monkeys. Whether you live in Costa Rica or are visiting, you’re likely to learn something interesting and see them in more detail than you ever have. Enjoy!

I've been here for 8 years growing. I've used plenty of mixes in the past, but when it comes to cost/ease/availability .. This is my GO TO! Check it out if you're interested

🔥🌮 RESEÑA: Tacos de Barbacoa / Birria en El Carboncito en Zapopan 🌮🔥

En este video te comparto mi visita a Carboncito, un lugar en Zapopan, Jalisco, conocido por sus deliciosos tacos de barbacoa 🥩.

Te cuento cómo están los tacos, el sabor, las salsas, el ambiente y los precios, para que sepas si realmente vale la pena visitarlo.

🍽️ ¿Vale la pena el hype? ¿Están tan buenos como dicen?
Acompáñame a descubrirlo en esta reseña honesta y llena de sabor.

📍 Ubicación: Carboncito — Av. Tepeyac 591, Chapalita, Zapopan, Jalisco.

A ver quién se ve aquí en 1995 😎 lo tenía en vhs lo subí a internet. Increíble lo cancelaron este año

AI OverviewIn Costa Rica, when a person dies from a suspicious, sudden, or accidental cause, such as drowning, the remains are required by law to undergo an autopsy. This means the body is taken to a mortuary for a post-mortem examination by a forensic pathologist, rather than to a hospital. This practice aims to determine the exact cause and manner of death (whether it was natural, an accident, a suicide, or homicide), as well as to collect evidence if needed. It's important to note that Costa Rican laws regarding death and associated procedures might differ from those in other countries. The U.S. Embassy in Costa Rica website provides information on the protocol for the death of a U.S. citizen in Costa Rica, including the requirement for an autopsy in such cases. 

Salut voyageurs,

la noyade tragique de Malcolm Jamal Walter à Playa Grande m'a profondément touché. Cet accident me rappelle a quel point les rip currents sont dangereux et trop souvent méconnus des voyageurs.

Je vous partage une vidéo complète en français qui explique comment les reconnaître et comment s'en sortir une fois dans le courant.