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Hi Jarkko – What a great review of Dan’s book!
Having had the opportunity to share a few emails with Dan, it is also very nice to see someone who wholeheartedly practices what he preaches.
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Yep, you’ve made me want to buy this book! As much as I hate to read, I do enjoy reading motivational things like this and I think it could hold my attention. It’s amazing what most of us (if not all of us) dream about and how would love to see our lives but fail to act to try to make those dreams a reality because of all the reasons and then some that you’ve listed above.
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This went to my Amazon wishlist!
I think that the most important lesson here is that there is more to life than just 9 to 5. There are so many wonderful experiences waiting for us and beautiful places to see in this world that it would be a shame to waste those opportunities. And, I think thats the essence of life, to see and experience those in fully!
I’m looking forward to read this book. And thanks Jarkko for the review!
@Mark: Yeah, he’s a great guy! In fact, he contacted me some time ago when I had left a comment on your post about Tim Ferriss being a liar and sent me a copy of his book – no strings attached. I told him that if I liked the book, I’d write a post about it.
And, as you can see from the review, I did like the book. So, I wrote about it :)
@Deron: I hope this book can be one of the first steps that will make you like reading – and finally love it ;)
What you say about dreams is really true. It interesting how reading books like this one makes you get past the excuses for a while, but once you put the book down they start haunting you again…
It’s a funny thing how a simple thing like can be such an inner battle.
@Timo: Well said!
Yeah, definitely true. You read something or see something that really inspires you and for a few weeks you’re really motivated and ready to take the world by storm. Then all of a sudden, it hits you like a ton of bricks… all the excuses. Really weird how the mind works.
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I guess that’s when it’s time to pick up the next book to refuel the motivation. :)
I wish it was easier, but on the other hand – it’s good: if we manage to keep up the motivation level, we’re way ahead a big part of the competition.
I’ve always been jealous of friends that went traveling after college instead of getting a job. I wanted to have financial security. That turned into buying a house, and then a wife and then kids. Not that all of that is bad but there’s plenty of time I wished I could just spend a while exploring and experiencing things. Sure I’ve had plenty of adventues but they’re generally limited to at most 2 weeks.
There could be a downside though to taking a sabatical. My friend spent a summer hiking from Mexico to Canada. He struggled with depression when he came back. He got used to living on so little and then came back to all the pressures of having so many material things and having to work so much to afford everything.
Yep, same story here. :)
But I don’t think it means we can’t explore the world as well. I might of course still be a bit idealistic, but I imagine that kids would love doing an escape like this, too…
What you say about the downside makes a lot of sense, but does it really have to lead to depression? I mean, couldn’t getting used to living on little become something to carry on after you return home from the sabbatical? This way, the sabbatical would lead to something bigger than just a relaxing year abroad.
The depression is in his state of mind of where he is and where he wants to be. Life become more difficult to live for yourself when you have others depending on you. I think that, more than any other reason, will keep many people from pursuing other interest. When you become a father you become less selfish and want what seems best for your family. We believe that a good job and a secure future is what our family needs most, so we take fewer chances. I think the depression then sets in when the desire to follow dreams intersects with the reality of wanting to provide a secure future for your family. I think the only way hope can then be found is by looking past norms of society and being willing to sacrifice some of that security and see if our true hearts desire for ourselves can be woven into our family.
Great discussion. Jarkko – thanks for your kind words on the book!
I think most people who have stepped out of the rat race for any extended period have experienced the challenge of re-entry.
Interestingly enough, one of the greatest struggles for me after our last sabbatical was the feeling I had that we had done our daughter a disservice by bringing her back home – that returning to a stable life and security perhaps wasn’t the best thing for our family at all. Those feelings fade, but they do give you some real food for thought.
For me, that kind of dissonance – where what you feel and think and believe is suddenly at odds with how you’re living – is, in the end, a great tool for change.
The idea that a sabbatical is more than it seems – that it’s “something bigger than just a relaxing year abroad” as Jarkko aptly puts it – was certainly a large part of our motivation for writing Escape 101. There’s this lasting effect that trickles down through your life. It’s not just about the escape, it’s about how the escape changes your perception of the rest of your life, and gives you some leverage to make the important changes.
My friend did get past the depression and has continued to live a fairly simple life. Even a simple life in the city is much more restrictive than living in a tent and carrying everything you need on your back.