This episode features a special guest—Tracie Collins, a renowned entrepreneur and wellness coach. Tracie shares her remarkable journey from initially dreaming of relocating to Costa Rica to discovering the charm of San Miguel de Allende, Mexico. Despite initial reservations about safety, a trip to Tulum left such a positive impression that she decided Mexico was the place for her and her family. Now settled in San Miguel, she speaks about the welcoming expat community, the town’s vibrant art scene, and the laid-back lifestyle that made it their ultimate choice.

Listeners can look forward to insights on navigating the rental market, adjusting to local systems, and sourcing beautiful, custom-made furniture from local artisans. Tracie also discusses her experiences with the supportive community of Black women entrepreneurs in San Miguel and offers a glimpse into the upcoming Move to Mexico conference, a virtual event packed with vital information for prospective expats.

Take advantage of this episode as Tracie Collins' story provides inspiration and valuable tips on making your dream retirement in Mexico a reality.

Tune in, and let the journey begin!

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Key Moments:

00:10 Exploring your move to San Miguel, Mexico.

06:06 Discovering Mexico's appeal led to the relocation decision.

07:42 Moved to Mexico; life-changing, resonated deeply, explored.

12:59 Both liked San Miguel for relaxation and peace.

14:36 Found the perfect home after minimal searching.

20:12 Mexico City experience was mentally challenging for us.

20:54 Struggled with adapting and sourcing furniture in Mexico.

25:42 Helping women achieve business, wellness, and aspirations.

30:06 San Miguel has Mexico's largest black expat community.

About the Guest :

Tracie Collins grew up with a keen awareness of Mexico's proximity and cultural significance but had never visited the country. Her first trip to Mexico occurred in May 2022 during a hike in Tulum. From the moment she landed in Cancun, Tracie felt an immediate sense of relief and warmth, something she rarely encountered as a Black woman from the United States. The trip was a transformative experience, where she was treated with respect and kindness, making her feel truly human. By the fourth day of her five-day trip, Tracie decided that she was moving to Mexico, captivated by its beauty and welcoming atmosphere. Since then, Mexico has become a place she calls home, a country that she fell in love with and has chosen to embrace fully.

Link for Tracie Collins:

Website: https://traciecollinsofficial.com/

Instagram : https://www.instagram.com/traciecollins/

Linkedin : https://www.linkedin.com/in/tracie-collins%C2%AE-0b84693/