Freediving Instructor | former tech sales engineer | Building remote income without the 9-5 grind |
write about diving, wealth creation, and living in Honduras
@ankap93 Ja das sehe ich ähnlich, es ist nicht automatisch alles besser. Auswandern ist ein unterschied zu Urlaub. Ich bin vor 3 Monaten von der Schweiz nach Roatán (Honduras) ausgewandert und der Unterschied ist schon gross. Aber soweit betreue ich es nicht.
@ErwanLeCorre my max was 4:30, and now, that I freediving regularly (almost daily), I think i can hit that again.. I quit my 9-5 job in Switzerland and moved to Roatán, Honduras and since my HRV went from 40 to 55 - clearly a result of lower stress.
Listened to the first hour already – the Shunya void meditation + breathwork tools resonated deeply.
After quitting my Swiss sales job and moving to Roatán to teach Molchanovs freediving, my HRV jumped 15 points in 4 weeks from regular freediving sessions alone. No supplements, just forced nervous system reset + accepting the 'deep' without panic.
Proves Eastern tools + real-world exposure beat theory every time.
@hubermanlab@HealthyGamerGG
This HRV jump happened in the first 4 weeks after quitting sales and starting regular freediving sessions in Roatán.
Nervous system reset > any gadget or pill.
What's your current HRV average? Or biggest barrier to your own exit? Reply – I'll share the exact daily routine that sealed it.
People spend thousands of dollars on supplements and biohacking routines trying to fix their HRV.
My 4-week average just jumped from 40 to 55.
The protocol:
-Quit corporate tech sales in Switzerland.
-Move to Roatán, Honduras.
-Swap office stress for Molchanovs freediving.
You can't out-supplement a toxic environment. If your nervous system is constantly in fight-or-flight, your body knows you're in the wrong room.
Sometimes the best health hack is just engineering an exit.
@bluewmist Yes, if it's not better than at home - you can always go back. I just moved to Roatán, Honduras after living 37 years in Switzerland. The admin work and giving up your apartment and materials is not easy but doable.
Most people think freediving is just ‘holding your breath longer’.
Wrong.
It’s equalising at depth, staying relaxed at 4 bar, and trusting the line.
Here’s Vee, Ana and Marc on today’s training line in Roatán.
Comment your current max depth ↓
#Freediving#Molchanovs#Roatan #ConstantWeight #BreathHold
I quit drinking 3 years ago, kept going out — first 2-3 months weird, then way more fun.
Exact same curve I teach freediving students at 30 m on one breath. That mental control is also why I never sold my 2017 crypto or 2020 Tesla in the crashes. Living the island version now in Roatán.
Just over a month ago, I packed up my entire life in Switzerland and moved to Roatán, Honduras.
I left behind a solid career as a geomatic engineer and tech sales rep to work as a Molchanovs freediving instructor in the Carribbean.
Most people think you need to wait until 65 to live on an island. You don't.
I realized that if I could engineer systems and close B2B sales, I could engineer a life where my time actually belongs to me.
I'm using this account to document the reality of the pivot. Follow along if you want to learn about:
🤿 The mechanics and mindset of deep freediving
📈 Leveraging investments to buy back your time
🌴 The raw reality of island economics and building remote income
Let’s dive in.
@AlexFinn I used gemini to create my new workout plan after feeding it the log file from my past training sessions. now, I feed it the logs again every week and Gemini reviews my sets like a personal trainer, it's just amazing! I can export my logs as CSV with the HEVY app.
Magnesium before bed can transform your sleep! 🛌 It activates GABA receptors to calm neural activity, reduces cortisol, and enhances melatonin synthesis. Take 200-400mg of magnesium citrate 30 min pre-sleep. Tried it? Share your results!
Want better sleep for $0? Try the 10-3-2-1 rule! 🛌
10h before bed: no more caffeine
3h: no more eating
2h: no more drinking
1h: no more screens
It’s simple & science-backed. What’s your bedtime routine?