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EPISODE · Jun 12, 2025 · 29 MIN

What Makes Panama Perfect For Remote Work?

from The Panama Podcast · host Melissa Darnay

Send us Fan MailIs Panama really the ideal place for remote work? In this episode of The Real Expats, we sit down with Louise Henry, a Canadian entrepreneur who left Toronto in 2020 to embrace beach life, business freedom, and a meaningful new chapter in Coronado, Panama.Louise runs a thriving online business teaching digital courses at LouiseHenry.com, but that’s only part of her story. She’s also launching a nonprofit called Tim’s Club—a heart-centered initiative creating a café and learning center to support individuals with intellectual disabilities like autism and Down syndrome. ❤️💻 From rock-solid Wi-Fi and a low cost of living to endless sunshine and an inspiring community of expats, Louise shares why Panama is a digital nomad's dream—and how you can make it yours.This episode is hosted by Melissa Darnay, founder of Choose Panama, along with co-hosts Stacey Jenks of Choose Panama Rentals and Amanda Gleeson of Furnishing Solutions Panama.🎧 Don’t miss this uplifting, information-packed episode filled with real stories, remote work inspiration, and a behind-the-scenes look at what it really means to make Panama your home.***********************************************************LINKS:✅Free e-Book: https://www.choosepanama.com/free-book.html✅ Watch the VIDEO version of this episode: https://www.choosepanama.com/blog/what-makes-panama-perfect-for-remote-work✅Contact Melissa Darnay: www.ChoosePanama.com✅Contact Stacey Jenks: www.ChoosePanamaRentals.com✅Contact Amanda Gleeson: https://agleesonconsultingservices.com/✅Contact Louise Henry: www.LouiseHenry.com ✅Learn more about autism support at Tim'sClub.org**********************************************************🎯 Keywords:Panama for remote work, working remotely from Panama, expat life in Panama, Louise Henry Tim’s Club, Coronado Panama lifestyle, Panama digital nomad, Panama Wi-Fi, Panama relocation, autism support Panama, remote business Panama📌 Hashtags:#choosepanama #thepanamapodcast #melissadarnay #realexpats #remoteworkpanama #digitalnomadlife #timsclub #expatlifestyle #panamarealestate #louisehenry #autismawareness #panamapodcast #louisehenry #timsclubpanama #staceyjenks #amandagleeson #autismsupport #autismcommunitySupport the showThank you for listening to this episode of The Panama Podcast. If you like it, please subscribe, rate, and leave a review. To get a copy of your FREE e-book, go to: https://www.choosepanama.com/free-book.htmlStay tuned for more stories of adventure, relocation, and life in Panama. For more information, resources, and to connect with our community, visit our website at www.ChoosePanama.com. Until next time ... Cheers! 

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Send us Fan Mail Is Panama really the ideal place for remote work? In this episode of The Real Expats, we sit down with Louise Henry, a Canadian entrepreneur who left Toronto in 2020 to embrace beach life, business freedom, and a meaningful new chapter in Coronado, Panama. Louise runs a thriving online business teaching digital courses at LouiseHenry.com, but that’s only part of her story. She’s also launching a nonprofit called Tim’s Club—a heart-centered initiative creating a café and lear...

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