For today's episode of #inspirationseries, we talked to Mari Veselova, the founder of Amsterdam.Onboard.

Originally published here: https://fashionpotluck.com/fp-blog/mari-veselova-building-a-dream-business-living-on-a-boat-and-tips-on-entrepreneurship-podcast

Mari moved to the Netherlands to pursue her goal to study abroad and to unite with her loved one, now her husband, Florian. Mari and Florian have gotten an adventurous idea of living on a sailboat. After they learned everything themselves, they started organizing magical sunset cruises. Those evening turned into Mari's full-time job. Currently, she is building a community for women. She already united over 1200 women and is organizing 10-12 monthly events for them. In the podcast, we discussed Mari's journey, challenges, important skills, and more.

Instagram of Mari: www.instagram.com/mari.in.amster/
Amsterdam.Onboard:
www.instagram.com/amsterdam.onboard/

What the podcast is about:
○ When did you move here and how did it happen?
○ A couple of years ago, after watching “The Talented Mr. Ripley”, you and Florian fell in love with the idea of owning a boat. How quickly did you execute this idea?
○ How would you describe living on a boat in 3 words?
○ How hard was it for you to build a sustainable business in a new country?
○ How many women does your community have? What kind of women are they? Can any woman become a part of it?
○ Tips on entrepreneurship for women.

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