At Home in the World with the Kaponay Family
In this episode, we’re chatting with the Kaponay family who have travelled to over 50 countries on 6 continents over 9 years and in doing so learned how to be at home with themselves, at home with their family and at home in the world.
👉 The Kaponay Family Shares
- The importance of learning together as a family
- How the freedom and empowerment of children in their family dynamic is critical to them becoming key contributors and full-stakeholders in the life and longevity of the family
- Why questions, not answers are what we are searching for in life
- About their Family Retreats
- Why there has never been a better time than right now to reinvest in family as your greatest asset
- How learning together, about ourselves, about our families, and unashamedly integrating this into the world in which we live, can create an unprecedented opportunity for all of us as humanity, but especially as families, to thrive
- About their personal experiences with homeschooling, unschooling and worldschooling, how we learnt together as a family and how we raised our children on the road
- About in-the-moment, inspiration-led-learning and utilising nature as a teacher
- How their experiences led to great success and fulfillment for their family
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At Home in the World Retreats
Dreamtime Traveler
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At Home in the World Instagram
Dreamtime Traveler Insta
Lalika's Instagram
Dawn of the Guardian
Tedx Talk by Réka Kaponay
Wildlings Homeschooling Blog
Wild Business
Guest Details
George and Bobi Kaponay and their twins, Lalika and Réka are Worldschoolers and entrepreneurs. Réka wrote and published her debut novel DAWN OF THE GUARDIAN at 14 and Lalika started his online international travel concierge business, Destinator Travel at 16. Together, they created their family retreat business: At Home In The World.
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