Ep 6: Italian Living. American Thinking

Keep Your Daydream

Marc Leach

Education, Places & Travel, Self-improvement, Society & Culture

4.9 • 738 Ratings

🗓️ 28 June 2015

⏱️ 54 minutes

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Summary

Paul and Steven are definitely living their daydream. Unfulfilled from the advertising business in New York, they picked-up and moved their life to Italy to restore and operate a Villa. Escape with us to Villa Cappelli on the infamous Appian Way to hear about their inspiring journey.

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0:00.0	Don't forget, you know, I really am a firm believer in that you have to be a little crazy, no matter what you do.
0:11.1	Right.
0:11.7	You got to go on the limb a little bit.
0:14.3	You know, you can't play it safe all the time.
0:17.4	You're listening to Keep Your Daydream podcast.
0:20.6	Episode number six.
0:22.6	Italian Living, American Thinking.
0:32.6	Have you ever wondered what it would be like to leave normal, travel the world, or follow your dream?
0:38.1	How about sail the ocean?
0:39.5	Live in a different country every year?
0:42.0	Or serve your life's purpose through a mission trip?
0:44.4	My name is Tricia Leach and those are the stories you're about to hear.
0:47.6	And so much more.
0:49.1	Welcome to your favorite podcast, inspired by dreams and made for adventure.
0:53.4	This is Keep Your Daydream.
1:07.1	Bonjourno, guineira, chow.
1:10.3	Well, you may have guessed it.
1:12.3	We are visiting Italy today.
1:14.8	Could you imagine moving to Italy to own and operate an ancient villa?
1:19.6	I mean, there's movies about this kind of stuff.
1:22.3	Well, that's exactly what today's guests, Paul and Stephen did.
1:26.2	And you will hear all about it. They're owners and hosts with the most of Villa Capelli.
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