A transient life with Tash Collins

How mining, travel, and giving back shaped Natasha’s journey to a freedom-based business

Episode 142 of the The EMMA LOVELL Show podcast, hosted by Emma Lovell, titled "A transient life with Tash Collins" was published on August 19, 2025 and runs 29 minutes.

August 19, 2025 ·29m · The EMMA LOVELL Show

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What does it take to make a transient life really work? Meet powerhouse businesswoman Natasha Collins who shares how mining, travel, and giving back shaped her journey to a business built on freedom and life by design. Based in the remote Pilbara region of Western Australia, Natasha wears many hats, co-owner of three businesses with her husband, advocate for ethical employment, and passionate world traveler. In this episode you'll hear: - What it's really like to live and work across two homes (and two cities!) - How Natasha built three impactful businesses—including a mining company, youth employment initiative, and outsourcing consultancy - The myths about virtual assistants—and what it actually takes to make outsourcing work - Her deep commitment to giving back, locally and globally - How travel is not just a break for Natasha, but a way of life And the importance of switching off, even if it takes a remote island with no Wi-Fi. This episode is full of grounded wisdom, practical insights, and permission to build a business that supports your life, not the other way around.

Episode Description

What does it take to make a transient life really work? Meet powerhouse businesswoman Natasha Collins who shares how mining, travel, and giving back shaped her journey to a business built on freedom and life by design. Based in the remote Pilbara region of Western Australia, Natasha wears many hats, co-owner of three businesses with her husband, advocate for ethical employment, and passionate world traveler. In this episode you'll hear: - What it's really like to live and work across two homes (and two cities!) - How Natasha built three impactful businesses—including a mining company, youth employment initiative, and outsourcing consultancy - The myths about virtual assistants—and what it actually takes to make outsourcing work - Her deep commitment to giving back, locally and globally - How travel is not just a break for Natasha, but a way of life And the importance of switching off, even if it takes a remote island with no Wi-Fi. This episode is full of grounded wisdom, practical insights, and permission to build a business that supports your life, not the other way around.

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