What's Next for Sailing Zingaro? (EXCLUSIVE Interview w/Latitudes & Attitudes)
In this exclusive interview on the Three Sheets Podcast, hosted by the team behind Latitudes and Attitudes sailing magazine, I open up like never before. We dive deep into my sailing journey, recounting some of my best moments on the water and the challenges I've faced. 🌊⚓
For the first time, I’m sharing what I’m doing next after deciding to step away from the sailing life. It’s a big shift, and I couldn’t be more excited to reveal my new direction! If you’ve been following my story or are curious about what happens after a life spent at sea, this interview is for you.
In this video, we discuss:
My personal highlights and challenges from years of sailing
A behind-the-scenes look at the Three Sheets Podcast and Latitudes and Attitudes
What’s next for me after my sailing adventures
Whether you’re an avid sailor, a long-time follower of my journey, or just curious about life beyond the ocean, this is one interview you won’t want to miss.
Watch now and join the conversation in the comments!
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