#8 Is it Ethically Right to Dodge the Bullets of Normalcy with Modern Day Nomad, Explorer, and Writer Cesar Becerra
Cesar Becerra is a modern day nomad. Some might even call him professionally homeless. He found a way to embody his love of adventure, history and creativity into all aspects of his life. He makes a good living AND has a life he LOVES.
He is doing what he was born to do, in spite of what his Cuban family expected of him. Join myself and Cesar as we dig into how he dodged the bullets of normalcy to become who he was born to be.
Connect to Cesar here:
Website
https://www.sofloweird.com/
Facebook link
https://www.facebook.com/cesarworld
Instagram handle
https://www.instagram.com/cesar.becerra/
Connect to Genea here:
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Website: http://geneabarnes.com/
Instagram/tiktok handle: @geneabarnes
Cesar Becerra bio:
Cesar A. Becerra is a South Florida historian who’s taken part in chronicling and sharing the stories of the region for more than two decades. He is the author of half a dozen books ranging from hiking the Appalachian Trail to the logging history of the Big Cypress Preserve.
Cesar is an avid explorer who drove through all 50 states in a one-year road trip to rediscover America for the Travel Channel. He has also hiked the 2,160-mile Appalachian Trail from Maine to Georgia, in 388 days through 14 states and 4 seasons.
Cesar is former publisher of The Everglade Magazine, an award winning publication printed during Everglades National Park's 50th anniversary. He has walked, hiked, slogged, canoed, kayaked, airboated and swamp buggied all across the Everglades. In 1997, The Miami Herald named him an "Everglades Evangelist''.
Cesar’s love for the past and sense of adventure is where his two worlds unite. He has a penchant for hidden history and knows no boundaries or distances when it comes to searching for it.
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