Summary: In the fourth session of the Cubicle Renegade Podcast I chat with Devon Mills of Answering Oliver. You can listen, subscribe to, or download the podcast on iTunes. 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. 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. You can also listen below. If you are reading this in an email just click here. 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 Items mentioned in this episode: Devon's Blog: Answering Oliver Devon's Round The World Travel Video PC Guest Post by Devon: The Value of Financial Struggle My Post Featuring Devon's Escape Day: “Today is my last day of work…” Legal Nomads A Little Adrift Thanks for listening to this episode and stay tuned for next week's episode with Pat Flynn of Smart Passive Income. Cheers! If you have enjoyed this or other episodes of The Cubicle Renegade Podcast I'd love for you to leave a review of the show on iTunes: Please Click Here to Subscribe or Leave a Review on iTunes Intro & Outro Music by Ratatat
