Letizia Carrero, founder of NomadHeart Club.
Letizia Carrero Opens the Doors to NomadHeart Club
On 14 November 2026, Letizia Carrero launches NomadHeart Club, a home for people ready to live differently. The founder, entrepreneur and author shares the ideas behind a brand built from her own life, the creative vision behind it, and the books that started it all.
Before there was a club, a collection or a book, there was a woman who knew how to bring people together around an idea.
Born in Salamanca, Spain, Letizia Carrero spent 25 years in London, building a career across music and entrepreneurship before expanding into business, branding and creative direction. Her life has since taken her across Europe, Asia and the Americas, with chapters in the United States, Mexico, Vietnam and Indonesia.
There is a version of the nomad story everyone already knows: a laptop, a hammock, a sunset that looks suspiciously like a screensaver. Carrero has lived inside that picture. She is also the first to tell you it is about ten percent of the truth.
NomadHeart Club is built on the other ninety. Her new platform and members’ world brings together editorial, the Escape Library, practical resources, Nomad Sessions and Nomad Essentials, her travel and lifestyle collection. Its foundations are her books: The Great Escape Method, the practical map of how to leave, and Beyond the Escape, the honest story of what comes after. She is also preparing to launch Carrero & Co Creative House, a branding and creative direction studio co-founded with her sister Isabel, launching soon.
1 THE FOUNDER
Across everything she builds, the same instinct appears: give an idea an identity, an atmosphere and a place in people’s lives. Ahead of the launch, Carrero shares the ideas and experiences behind NomadHeart Club.
Escape was never the destination. Reinvention was.
A Home With No Address
Founder, entrepreneur, creator, author. Which comes first?
Honestly, they’re all the same instinct wearing different outfits. Creativity taught me to imagine. Business taught me to build. Writing taught me to tell the truth. “Founder” is the newest title, and it’s the one that finally brings all the others under one roof.
Where did NomadHeart Club begin?
In Bali. While I was living there, I kept thinking about people at the same crossroads: choosing a different life, rebuilding themselves, or wondering what could come next. They didn’t need another pretty feed. They needed somewhere to land. That was the beginning of the idea.
Why build a club and not just write another book?
Because a book ends and the conversation shouldn’t. People finish the last page and still have questions: where do I start, how do I earn, who else is doing this? I wanted to give them somewhere to come back to. Not a noisy forum, but something closer to a beautiful members’ club with the door left open.
Who is it for?
Anyone standing at the edge of a change. Someone thinking about moving abroad. Someone who already has and is wondering what comes next. Someone who isn’t going anywhere physically but knows their life needs a new chapter. You don’t need a one-way ticket to belong here. You just need to be curious about a different way of living.
The visual world of NomadHeart Club. Promotional brand illustration.
What will members find inside?
Editorial, the Escape Library, practical tools and resources, Nomad Sessions and community updates. Guidance for the decisions that keep people awake at night, from money to work to where to go first. And the same tone as my books: warm, honest, useful, and never pretending this life is easier than it is.
How do the books, the club and Nomad Essentials fit together?
The book is the voice, the club is the home, and Essentials is what comes with you. I’ve packed and unpacked my life enough times to have very strong opinions about bags. Nomad Essentials brings the travel and lifestyle side into the things we carry and wear.
My background in branding and creative direction lives in every part of it: the words, the photography, the design, how someone feels the moment they discover the brand. I want all of it to carry the same care.
The doors open on 14 November. How does it feel?
Exciting, and a little nerve-racking in the best way. So much happens behind the scenes before anyone sees the result: writing, designing, learning, changing things and building again. I’ve checked every detail more times than I’d like to admit. Now I get to watch people step into the world I’ve been creating.
The book is the voice, the club is the home, and Essentials is what comes with you.
1 DESIGNED FOR LIFE IN MOTION
NomadHeart Club extends beyond the digital world through Nomad Essentials, Carrero’s travel and lifestyle collection.
Created with the modern nomad in mind, the collection brings together versatile travel bags, backpacks, clothing and everyday accessories designed for movement, practicality and understated style.
For Carrero, the collection is a natural extension of her creative background and personal experience of living across different countries.
“I’ve spent years packing, unpacking and rebuilding my life in different places. I know what it means to travel with the things that matter. I wanted Nomad Essentials to reflect that lifestyle — pieces that feel considered, practical and beautiful, wherever life takes you.”
The collection reflects the same philosophy as NomadHeart Club: freedom, independence, personal identity and the confidence to create a life beyond conventional boundaries.
Nomad Essentials – the travel and lifestyle collection by NomadHeart Club.
1 THE CREATIVE VISION
Giving an Idea a Home
You spent 25 years in London. Who were you when you arrived, and who were you when you left?
When I arrived, I was a Spanish girl from Salamanca with big plans and a very optimistic idea of how much things cost. When I left, I was someone who had built businesses and learned how to make something out of nothing, many times over. London doesn’t give you anything for free, but it teaches you to keep going. That has been useful everywhere since.
Your career spans entrepreneurship, branding, creative direction and writing. What connects those worlds?
They all begin with an idea I want to bring to life. A concept becomes a brand. A brand becomes a world people can step into. A life becomes a book. Writing gives me another way to create that connection, through experience and words.
III – THE BOOK BEHIND THE BRAND
Beyond the Escape
Your first book, The Great Escape Method, told people how to leave. Why write Beyond the Escape?
Because leaving was the easy chapter. The Great Escape Method was the map: the steps, the planning, the practical side. But once the plane lands, the real questions start. How do you earn? Who are your people? What do you do on a Tuesday when nobody needs you anywhere? Beyond the Escape is about that part: the excitement, the uncertainty, the routines you create and the moments that change how you see yourself.
What does the title mean to you?
It’s about the life you build once you’ve stepped through the door. You arrive somewhere new with your experience, your habits, your hopes and your questions, and then comes the work of understanding what freedom means on an ordinary day.
Where do you feel at home? What do you want to create? How will you support yourself? What kind of days do you want to wake up to? The destination may change, and so do you.
The author’s editorial world, with Beyond the Escape prominently featured. Promotional artwork.
How personal is the book?
It comes from my own life, so there’s a great deal of me in it. But I wanted the reader to find room for their own story too. It brings together lived experience, reflection and practical guidance. I didn’t want to write a book that just says “be brave” and leaves you alone with it.
You’re known for being funny. Is the book funny too?
I hope so, because so much of this life is funny if you let it be. The gap between what you imagined and what actually happens is where all the comedy lives. You picture yourself writing on a terrace overlooking the sea, and you end up fighting a mosquito and a dying laptop battery at the same time. If you can laugh at that, you’ll survive almost anything. Beginning again can be beautiful, awkward, surprising and funny, sometimes all before lunch.
What was the hardest part to write?
The honest bits. It’s easy to write about beautiful places. It’s much harder to write about doubt, tiredness and the days you wonder whether you’ve made a mistake. But those are the pages people need most. Nobody feels less alone because you showed them another sunset.
Is there a Spanish edition?
Yes. Más Allá de la Escapada is complete. I’m Spanish, and it mattered to me that this story could exist in my own language.
Beyond the Escape by Letizia Carrero.
Nobody feels less alone because you showed them another sunset.
IV – LIFE ACROSS BORDERS
Living Somewhere Changes You
What does the dream of “leaving it all behind” get wrong?
It assumes “it all” stays behind. It doesn’t. You pack your fears with your sandals. You arrive somewhere beautiful and discover you’re still you, with the same habits and the same questions, only now the Wi-Fi is worse. That isn’t a reason not to go. It’s a reason to go with your eyes open.
Freedom sounds wonderful. What does it actually cost?
Structure, mostly. When nobody tells you when to wake up or what comes next, you become your own boss, your own accountant and occasionally your own therapist. Some days freedom feels like flying. Other days it feels like standing in a supermarket where you can’t read a single label, wondering why you thought this was a good idea. Both days are part of it.
Beyond the Escape in a travel-inspired reading setting. Promotional lifestyle artwork.
Vietnam holds a special place in your story, and your forthcoming book, My Vietnam — North to South, is about it. What did living there give you?
It gave me the difference between visiting a place and making a life there. When you stay, ordinary things begin to matter. You develop a morning routine, recognise familiar faces and find the places you return to. That’s when a place stops being a destination and starts being part of you.
Vietnam changed how I think about home, simplicity and what I actually need from my days. It shaped my writing, and it shaped NomadHeart.
So where is home now?
Home is less of an address and more of a feeling I’ve learned to carry. I think home is wherever you’re allowed to be completely yourself, including the version of you that is still figuring things out.
What would you like people to understand about starting again?
You bring your experience with you. Everything you’ve learned, created and lived through, the good and the very messy, is exactly what you’ll build with. There’s uncertainty, of course. You need practical thought, patience and the ability to change your plans. You also need to take your own wishes seriously.
V · THE NEXT CHAPTER
Choosing What Comes Next
What would you say to someone who thinks it’s too late to change their life?
That “too late” is usually fear wearing a sensible coat. Give your own ideas the attention you’d give someone else’s. We’re very generous with encouragement for other people and much harder on ourselves.
Then choose one real step. Research a place. Develop a skill. Work out a budget. Write the first page of the project you keep postponing. Your next chapter should make sense for your life, but your experience is an advantage. You’ve already learned how to do more than you realise.
What do you hope people feel when they discover NomadHeart and the book?
Understood, first. Then a little braver and much clearer about what they want. I’d love them to laugh, find a thought they recognise, and leave with a plan rather than just a feeling. Inspiration lasts a weekend. A first step lasts a lifetime.
Inspiration lasts a weekend. A first step lasts a lifetime.
ABOUT LETIZIA CARRERO
Letizia Carrero is the founder of NomadHeart Club, and a Spanish entrepreneur, creator and author. Born in Salamanca, she spent 25 years in London, building a career across music and entrepreneurship before expanding into branding and creative direction. She is also a music producer, sound engineer, DJ and owner of Polyester Records, and continues to create music. She is also preparing to launch Carrero & Co Creative House, a branding and creative direction studio co-founded with her sister Isabel, launching soon.
Having lived across Europe, Asia and the Americas, she is the author of The Great Escape Method and Beyond the Escape, with a completed Spanish edition, Más Allá de la Escapada. Her next book, My Vietnam — North to South, is forthcoming.
NOMADHEART CLUB
Doors open on 14 November 2026.
Discover the club, the books and Nomad Essentials at nomadheart.club.
