PC 004 : Solo Vagabonding with Devon Mills of Answering Oliver

by Caleb Wojcik · 2 comments

In the fourth session of the Cubicle Renegade Podcast I chat with Devon Mills of Answering Oliver.

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I met Devon last year the day before The World Domination Summit and she just got done traveling by herself full-time for three months after leaving her day job. She vagabonded through Southeast Asia, including Australia and New Zealand.

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In this episode we discuss how she saved up to fund this trip, why she learned that a cubicle is actually what she prefers, and how she wouldn’t trade taking this “professional risk” for anything.

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Things we talk about in this episode:

(1:55) - 2008 Job Market left her “desperate” for work
(3:00) - How Chris Guillebeau changed the way she viewed travel
(4:54) - The hardest part about leaving a “comfortable job”
(6:37) - Did the fear of leaving stick with her after the leap?
(7:14) - How long it took her to save for the trip
(8:53) - Who inspired her to travel?
(9:54) - Why did she want to travel alone?
(14:15) - The importance of “slowing down” while traveling
(16:54) - How her definition of work changed on the road
(21:50) - Her advice for people daydreaming of quitting a job to travel full-time

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Thanks for listening to this episode and stay tuned for next week’s episode with Pat Flynn of Smart Passive Income.

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Financial Samurai June 26, 2012 at 2:48 pm

I remember Devon from a year ago before she quit her job! Good stuff. I’m about to follow y’alls lead and am finishing the remaining touches of my book on how to make a small fortune by quitting your job. Hope to connect.

Sam

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Caleb Wojcik June 28, 2012 at 8:35 am

Great Sam. Looking forward to it.

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