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Travel For Your Life: How to quit your job, travel the world and transform your life
Travel for Your Life will show you how to quit your job, travel the world, and transform your life. Plus it will provide you with essential tools for when traveling, from staying safe to making the most of your trip If you have ever wanted to travel the world, the time to do it is now. This book will show you how to overcome the obstacles that are preventing you from traveling; it also shows what you’ll gain once you make the necessary changes so that you can travel, and gives practical advice on everything from safety to attitude for once you’re on the road. Chantell Glenville is an experienced traveler who quit her job in 2014 to travel the world. The information Chantell shares in this book has been gleaned through her own experiences and those of others, through trial and error and chance discoveries she has made whilst globe-trotting. In this step-by-step guide you’ll find out how you can make the changes in your life that will free you to travel the world too. This book is not a travel guide that provides information on multiple destinations; it is instead on why and how to travel the world, even if you’re on a budget. If you're looking for travel guides to destinations around the world visit www.TravelForYour Life.com where Chantell shares the routes she has taken around the many countries she has visited and the time frames/practicalities of those journeys.
146 pages, Paperback
Published November 6, 2016
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About the author
Chantell Glenville
3 books14 followersChantell Glenville is the author What Clients Really Want (And The S**t That Drives Them Crazy) the essential insider's guide on how to create great client relationships. The first book on client relationships to be written by an ex-client
To further support the account management community along with the book, Chantell runs MasteringAccountManagement.com which provides information and advice on how to excel at account management.
Winner of the WACL Future Leader's Award 2013, Chantell has worked at some of the world's top creative communication agencies, such as AMV BBDO, VCCP and Dare, as well as client-side at Vodafone.
She is passionate about sharing her expertise in order to make peoples' lives easier. Watch out for her travel book coming later this year.
To find out more about Chantell's other interests, and read her personal blog which discusses topics relating to life and business in order to provide people with the tools and information to live happier lives, visit her website at ChantellGlenville.com
To further support the account management community along with the book, Chantell runs MasteringAccountManagement.com which provides information and advice on how to excel at account management.
Winner of the WACL Future Leader's Award 2013, Chantell has worked at some of the world's top creative communication agencies, such as AMV BBDO, VCCP and Dare, as well as client-side at Vodafone.
She is passionate about sharing her expertise in order to make peoples' lives easier. Watch out for her travel book coming later this year.
To find out more about Chantell's other interests, and read her personal blog which discusses topics relating to life and business in order to provide people with the tools and information to live happier lives, visit her website at ChantellGlenville.com
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May 3, 2018
Some of useful travel tips and inspiration for more beginner level international travelers.
The author obviously enjoys travel and instills a good deal of confidence that anyone can do it.
The big shortcoming is the author to have little concern or idea how someone not similar to her (a marketing professional from London) could accomplish this. I thought there would be more about how to make money while traveling, and she said was she writes. Would have been nice to hear a few stories of people she met on the way and how they are doing it. A lot of the quotes were overused, or just vague positive platitudes that could go into any self-help or motivational book.
By the end, I felt like half the purpose of the book was that she wrote it just to continue funding her life of travel. What I expected was more of an outline and detailed insights.
The author obviously enjoys travel and instills a good deal of confidence that anyone can do it.
The big shortcoming is the author to have little concern or idea how someone not similar to her (a marketing professional from London) could accomplish this. I thought there would be more about how to make money while traveling, and she said was she writes. Would have been nice to hear a few stories of people she met on the way and how they are doing it. A lot of the quotes were overused, or just vague positive platitudes that could go into any self-help or motivational book.
By the end, I felt like half the purpose of the book was that she wrote it just to continue funding her life of travel. What I expected was more of an outline and detailed insights.
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