I know it has crossed your mind. Those two little words that play around in your subconscious and it won’t let you sleep at night – Career Break. It crossed mine not too long ago and I have recently left my job to not only start a new path, but to journey with my husband to Central and South America for 6+ months. Have you ever wondered how? Meet Plan Go is the program for you. On September 14, travelers from around the United States and Canada are meeting up to discuss how to accomplish the adventure of a life time.
I am one of the panelists in Austin, Texas along with the emcee and host Jeff Jung, and other travelers and specialists, Olga Garcia, Bryan Tighe, Katie Warner, Jen Spencer, Gary Hoover, and Jay Whitchurch.
One of the things that I have found to be a motivating factor is the power of picture. Below you will find inspiring and captivating pictures from people who have been on career breaks to help you on your way. If you are even thinking about a career break, sign up today at http://www.meetplango.com . If you are in the Austin area, go to the shortcut HERE.
Kathryn Brimacombe: Global Nomad Imagery
Bryan Tighe: Collective Lens and Budget Your Trip
Evan and Rachel: Evan and Rachel’s View From the Gu
Jeff Jung: Career Break Secrets
Olga Garcia: OlgaLG
Thank you guys for your inspirational pictures and taking part in this endeavor! ♥
Kangaroo jump at the end is awesome. Hope the program goes well!
@Evan: I totally agree!
Love them! such lovely photos of India…makes me want to go back!
Thanks for all of you help with MPG Austin we are thrilled to have you a part of the event!
@Sherry: I couldn’t imagine NOT being involved! I couldn’t imagine being anywhere else.
I’m looking forward to the event in Atlanta.
@Nick: WOOOOO!
Thanks Evan for the comment about the kangaroo jump. After about 10 minutes of trying we got it just right. We took it at a famous surfing beach in southern Australia along the Great Ocean road. Definitely worth the drive.
Cheers!
Olga
That’s an aweosme event to be invloved in Erica! Enjoy it!
@Poi: It has been an amazing experience and the people I have been working with have been phenomenal.
Wow, we probably need to do something like this before we think about settling down.