After four years and 40,000 kilometers of human-powered travel, Zoë Agasi and Olivier van Herck have more than a few stories to tell. From roller-skiing in Norway to making their own wedding rings from reindeer antlers, their lives are defined by intentionality, creativity, and choosing the slower path, even when it’s hard.

In this conversation, I talk with the couple behind Leaving the Comfort Zone about their journey, the unexpected challenges of building community after years in motion, and how their philosophy of doing things “on your own power” applies not just to cycling or skiing, but to how we live, relate, and grow.

Whether you're curious about unconventional living or just wondering how to reconnect with what really matters, this episode is a thoughtful and inspiring listen.