Highly recommended. Took off about 9 months a few years ago, cashed in my frequent flyer miles and did all of the types of travel you are alluding to. Great experience. Hardest part is finding the time off from work and you have to be single. If you happen to get laid off and have enough money in the bank it is a great excuse to do it.
Back in 2004, I just up an quit a company I had been with for about 5 years. I ended up taking close to a year off and went to Europe, Asia and spent about 7 weeks in Hawaii. It was worth it.
Back in 2004, I just up an quit a company I had been with for about 5 years. I ended up taking close to a year off and went to Europe, Asia and spent about 7 weeks in Hawaii. It was worth it.
Back in 2004, I just up an quit a company I had been with for about 5 years. I ended up taking close to a year off and went to Europe, Asia and spent about 7 weeks in Hawaii. It was worth it.
Back in 2004, I just up an quit a company I had been with for about 5 years. I ended up taking close to a year off and went to Europe, Asia and spent about 7 weeks in Hawaii. It was worth it.
Back in 2004, I just up an quit a company I had been with for about 5 years. I ended up taking close to a year off and went to Europe, Asia and spent about 7 weeks in Hawaii. It was worth it.
I would highly recommend it. When I was 27 I quit my bank job, cashed in my 401k and moved to Germany for a year. I have no regrets and I’m so glad I didn’t wait until I could “afford” it. Now that I’m older (51), traipsing around Europe is the last thing I want to do. So glad I did it when I was young.
I would highly recommend it. When I was 27 I quit my bank job, cashed in my 401k and moved to Germany for a year. I have no regrets and I’m so glad I didn’t wait until I could “afford” it. Now that I’m older (51), traipsing around Europe is the last thing I want to do. So glad I did it when I was young.
I would highly recommend it. When I was 27 I quit my bank job, cashed in my 401k and moved to Germany for a year. I have no regrets and I’m so glad I didn’t wait until I could “afford” it. Now that I’m older (51), traipsing around Europe is the last thing I want to do. So glad I did it when I was young.
I would highly recommend it. When I was 27 I quit my bank job, cashed in my 401k and moved to Germany for a year. I have no regrets and I’m so glad I didn’t wait until I could “afford” it. Now that I’m older (51), traipsing around Europe is the last thing I want to do. So glad I did it when I was young.
