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Career Break Interview Question:
How would you know yourself and what makes you comfortable to go on a career break?
Submitted by: AdministratorPlanning a solo trip is like being a kid in a candy shop, I could go anywhere I wanted to because this was solely my trip.
When you unburden yourself of your possessions, free yourself of debt and open your eyes to a world of possibility, there is no looking back and suddenly what you want becomes quite clear.
I created a framework for where I wanted to go but also kept things loose enough to be open to any fun opportunity that might arise. Ultimately, other than a fully planned 5 weeks in large cities and my first 3 nights in Bali, I was open to where the journey would take me.
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When you unburden yourself of your possessions, free yourself of debt and open your eyes to a world of possibility, there is no looking back and suddenly what you want becomes quite clear.
I created a framework for where I wanted to go but also kept things loose enough to be open to any fun opportunity that might arise. Ultimately, other than a fully planned 5 weeks in large cities and my first 3 nights in Bali, I was open to where the journey would take me.
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