Capture Your Great Loop Journey with Confidence.
Find a clear starting point to capture your adventure with ease.
Most Loopers Ask the Same Question:
Where do I start?
You know you’ll have photos, notes, memories, and stories from your Great Loop adventure.
But when it comes time to capture it, the options feel endless.
Blogs, YouTube, Facebook updates, journals, books…
It’s hard to know what makes sense for you.
When you don’t start, your story stays scattered.
Without a clear path, memories stay on hard drives, in logbooks, or in your head. Over time, details fade, momentum is lost, and the story becomes harder to tell.
Feeling overwhelmed by your storytelling options.
Frustrated with not knowing where to start.
Worried about burnout while sharing your journey.
Letting unshared memories fade into obscurity.
Concerned your story might get lost in time.
Feeling disconnected from your incredible experiences.
A Clear Starting Point Changes Everything
You know exactly where to begin and which path fits you best.
You stop second-guessing and start capturing your journey with ease.
Small, manageable steps to help you keep going without burnout.
With the right starting point, capturing your Great Loop journey feels simple and sustainable.
You Don’t Have to Figure This Out Alone
We know how confusing it can feel to choose the right way to capture your journey.
There’s no shortage of advice about routes, boats, and checklists.
What’s harder is knowing how to capture the experience itself in a way that feels meaningful, manageable, and true to you.
I’ve lived this journey from multiple angles: as a planner, a cruiser, a parent, a writer, and someone who didn’t always have the words right away. Loop Life Academy is built from that lived experience, not theory.
Completed the Great Loop
(as a liveaboard family)
We spent two full years aboard SV Fika, completing the Great Loop while working remotely and raising kids.
We’ve lived the rhythms, trade-offs, and transitions, not just the highlights.
Created Tools for
Capturing What Matters
From prompt journals to storytelling frameworks, I’ve built resources that help capture not just where you went, but how it felt. Even when you don’t yet know what to say.
Built a Video & Media Archive
of the Loop
The Loop Life Academy YouTube channel, podcast conversations, and media interviews offer another layer of storytelling: visual, conversational, and reflective.
Turned the Journey into a Book
I’m the author of Remote Work Afloat, transforming real cruising life into something others can learn from, reflect on, and carry forward.
Shared the Story Publicly
and Honestly
Through blogs, newsletters, videos, and online communities, I’ve documented the Loop in real time and in hindsight, including the parts that are harder to explain or don’t fit neatly into a planning guide.
Spoken About the Loop:
On and Off the Dock
I’ve presented seminars to live audiences, spoken at Loop-related events, and delivered a TEDx talk on journey, uncertainty, and meaning-making. I’ve also been interviewed by international cruising magazines.
We don’t believe there’s one “right” way to tell your story.
Only the way that’s right for you.
Whether you’re still dreaming, deep in planning, actively cruising, or reflecting after the fact, my role here isn’t to tell you what to do. It’s to help you notice what matters and give you tools to hold onto it.
A Simple Plan to Capture Your Great Loop Journey
1️⃣
Choose Your Starting Point
2️⃣
Capture Your Story
3️⃣
Share Your Adventure
From Overwhelmed to Confident
With a clear plan, capturing your Great Loop journey feels manageable and meaningful.
Your memories are organized, your story is preserved, and you feel confident knowing it won’t be lost.
This Is Not About Becoming a Content Creator
No pressure to post
No need to build an audience
No constant content cycle
This is about capturing your adventure in a way that feels right to you.
What You’ll Find Inside Loop Life Academy
-
Website & Storytelling Templates
Tell your Loop story without getting stuck on the tech.
If you want a place to share your journey (for friends, family, or yourself) but feel intimidated by setup, structure, or “doing it right,” these templates give you a simple starting point.
Built with Loopers and dreamers in mind.
-
Prompt Journals
Capture your journey. Even the parts you don’t yet have words for.
Our prompt journals are designed to help you notice and remember the small, meaningful details of life on the Loop (or on the way there). They’re not about perfect writing. They’re about capturing moments before they slip away.
-
Book Clubs & Shared Reading
Stories that keep the dream alive, for adults and families.
Monthly reading experiences for Great Loop dreamers and cruising families, designed to spark conversation, reflection, and connection through shared stories.
-
Courses & Workshops
Practical guidance for planning, remote work, and life afloat.
Resources focused on helping you make informed decisions. Without turning the Loop into a rigid formula.
Are you ready to start capturing your Great Loop Journey?
You don’t have to have it all figured out to begin.
You've planned, prepped, and finally cast off. And then, somewhere in the first 48 hours, it hits you. Not the adventure you imagined. Something rawer, stranger, and ultimately more real than that.