After I acquired what you might call an ‘entrepreneurial mindset’ I first became enthusiastic about my new vision of the scuba industry followed by pessimistic thoughts about the economic insight I gained. I’m now regaining a new perspective and hope to continue making a positive

The scuba industry needs an urgent change. We need a revolution. Join us and we will fight for that change!

I will become the Donald Trump of the Scuba Industry. Make Diving Simple Again

Scuba Diving is like Surfing, but for intelligent people.

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Sharks are misunderstood ocean predators. Here’s how to safely interact with them: 1. Stay calm—avoid sudden movements. 2. Maintain eye contact and don’t turn your back. 3. Stay vertical in the water. 4. Avoid splashing or excessive noise. 5. Don’t chase or touch sharks.

Can you tell this shark is a male?

Many things have stopped me in tha past few years from going full speed in terms of scuba diving services. One of them being my need to export my knowledge into digital assets. Besides free pdfs, videos and newsletter, tweeting is now on the list.

I need to find a way to share the newsletter content on my social media and at the same time offering extra value to email subscribers… accepting suggestions!

There are very little margins involved in a dive travel. Only reason to do it is because is fun, and you build relationships with dive operators in other destinations as well as with your students.

Here are some teaching techniques that scuba instructors can use to enhance learning and safety for their students: 1. **Demonstration and Imitation**: Show exactly how a skill should be performed underwater. Students often learn a lot by watching and then trying to replicate

the scuba industry is rotten. we can do better!

VAMOS A DEMOCRATIZAR EL BUCEO AUTONOMO

El buceo autónomo es TODO excepto autónomo. ¿Qué pasó???