Interview: The 'Boss Babe' Era is Over- Here's What Comes Next with Ale Romo
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Today's interview guest is Ale Romo (@ale.romoo.) Ale has been working with The Salty Club for over a year now, she is our collaborations and PR woman, a surfer, savvy traveler, yoga teacher, and lifestyle photographer. She spends her time chasing sunny days, and dreamy coastlines around the world. And also connecting us with other amazing likeminded brands across the world.
Topics covered;
How Ale went from studying and living in Mexico, to owning a yoga center and vegan cafe in Spain, to traveling, surfing and working out of a van
Professional, spiritual and emotional lessons from closing a business (especially when you thought. itwas 'the one'.)
Why the hustle, grind, Boss Babe era of entrepreneurship for women is over; and what comes next
How she learnt to cultivate loving boundaries
Why what you do for work is not who you are
How she got into her line of work and advice for those interested in the world of collaborations and PR.
Check out Ale's photos here.
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