Rachel Pohl and Charles Post had a phrase they kept in mind when they decided to move to the Arctic.
“If dreams were easy, they wouldn’t be dreams,” Post, a 38-year-old marketing strategist and conservationist, told Business Insider.
Post and his wife, Rachel Pohl, a 34-year-old artist, leaned into that phrase as they moved out of Bozeman, Montana, and purchased a home in Flakstad, a village on Norway’s Lofoten Islands, in a sparsely populated area with fewer than 20 residents.
They returned to the idea as they launched businesses in a foreign country, learned a new language, built friendships, and adapted to Norwegian culture.
Now, after living…
