Enterprenuer
Antonina Fedorova, the founder of Anybe, is the first platform for psychological tourism.
It is a community-based platform that allows you to have one-day experiences in real life.
Antonina is a producer of real-life experiences for over 200.000 people.
She has also organized exclusive adventures and music festivals.
She moved to California in 2020 to fulfill her dream and create a platform that allows anyone to be someone – even for a day.
What is the story of Anybe?
The one-life-course scenario was my enemy. I don’t want one life, even though it is good.
I don’t wish to one life. I don’t want to for one career, one university education, one career path in a particular field, one lifestyle throughout my life, the same place, the same people, the same mindset, the same attitude, the same energy.
That’s why I created the idea of living multiple lives.
Any allows users to “walk a mile” in another person’s shoes.
How do you stay productive?
Within the first hour of waking up, I do not touch my phone to check any messages. I go for a walk by sea.
It’s my best stress management tool. While I work remotely, I meet with inspirational people almost every day.
I usually visit one new place each day. I am a lover of curiosity and exploration.
How do you bring ideas to life?
It is the best way to bring your ideas to life, and it is essential to share them immediately with my colleagues.
The following brainstorming inspires me to take my ideas to the next stage.
What’s your favorite trend?
Human connection and genuine feelings are rare commodities in a world dominated by materialistic values.
I’m happy most people would still choose them over another tangible item.
According to Momentum Worldwide’s WE KNOW Experiences 2.0 research, more than 70% prefer to spend their money on experiences and not material goods.
What habits make you productive?
Looking for potential opportunities, I ask myself, “How can it make me money?”
What’s your advice for the Noob?
It’s not something you should take seriously.
What is one thing we can all agree on?
They say, “Be yourself.” It is outdated to be just you.
We’re here to discover and have fun with our personalities.
We are capable of being anything. They say that “People don’t change.”
It all depends on you -I say.
What do you recommend as an entrepreneur?
Imagine yourself as a hero in the book “My life is my message for this world.”
What’s your rich strategy?
Small steps are the foundation of perennial art. Moderation and discipline are key.
It is essential not to rush through everything and not demand perfection from my team and myself.
This will ensure the stability and continuity of our business processes.
After some hard knocks, I came to this realization.
It is possible to have a great creative process by allocating enough time to each stage of the work.
This will make it easier for you to achieve your goals and get your business to where you want.
How do you overcome Failure?
Do it first, then calculate it. This was a common mistake I made.
It had severe consequences. I sought out external financial resources to help me.
Can you share a business idea?
Architectural tourism is a concept. It is about visiting cities and staying in unique urban locations like theatres, extraordinary railway stations, town halls, etc.
If you put in the effort, this dream is possible.
What’s your recent best buy?
The gravity blanket. It has made me more productive, and has slept better since I purchased it.
It is designed to weigh about 10% of your body weight, which helps relax the nervous system.
I have to admit. This time, it’s not a marketing ploy. It works well for me.
What are your favorite Softwares or Apps?
Miro – Our team uses Miro for activities planning, strategy mapping, business canvas, and other things such as business canvas.
It is an excellent tool for seeing the bigger picture.
Which book would you recommend?
Theodore Dreiser Financier (and all of the Trilogy of Desire).
It is based on a true story, and I believe it to be the best example of an entrepreneurial mindset.
What’s your favorite quote?
“Attached and connected to nothing” doesn’t mean I have to ignore everyone and everything around me.
It’s also about being present in each moment.
It won’t last forever, and I don’t want to hold on to it.
I try to enjoy every moment of it.
TL;DR by Antonina Fedorova
My enemy is only one life.
I am confident that we were all created here to learn and play and discover reality and ourselves.
You can only find meaning in the world if you are adventurous and willing to try new things.
Consider this: If you were the hero of “Groundhog Day,” but you knew it would end after 100 days, how would your plan for the first two days of 100 be?
