“How in the world do you take a year off of work??”
It’s a question I have heard a LOT during our year long sabbatical.
In reality, it isn’t complicated. It’s not even very hard.
But 99% of people don’t see it as a possibility.
These simple 6 steps will prove that wrong. I will show you a flexible path you can customize. In fact, half way through this PDF, you might realize you could create a life where you can take a year off from work every 5 years!
Taking a year off, Gap Year, Sabbatical: whatever you want to call it. This is a time to live on your own terms. An entire year to fulfill YOUR biggest dreams. There is no need to wait till you are 65. No need to save a million dollars.
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Awesome! Look forward to checking it out and sharing it. 🙂 I agree with you. It’s not complicated, just gotta delay some gratification. It’s understandable that it’s not for everyone though.
I have people ask me all the time. Or act like it’s impossible. But if people see how there is an easy path, I hope a LOT more people start.
Looking forward to this, Ms. Montana!
Can’t wait to read it. My modest plan for 2016 is an extra month off…. Lets see…
Awesome. I think an extra month off is a great goal!
I will pitch the idea to my bosses at year end. Fingers crossed
So exciting! Let me know how it goes. =)
This is great!
I have been thinking of putting together a PDF to talk about my own experience with this. I know for a fact it’s possible to take a year off because I’ve done it too. And I know how beneficial it can be. Can’t wait to read! 🙂
Awesome, I would love your input too after you read it! The great thing about a digital product, I can always tweek it after the fact for future readers. =) Hopefully, it will show folks that this isn’t complicated or even that hard. I think it is totally within reach for most people with just a bit of planning. I’m putting the finishing touches on it today!
This is so great! You’re so good, Ms. Montana. Thank you! 🙂
Get you get your copy? If you have read it yet, I would love some feedback. Shoot me an email. I want to constantly update and improve it! montanamoneyadventures@gmail.com
I am also in full time employment and under 26 – my work allowed me to take all my holidays together and I volunteered in Thailand for 4 weeks. It was an amazing experience, have you considered taking your holidays all together?
It will take you about 2 days to travel to Asia, and 2 days back again, plus you need a day or two to re-acclimatize, in my opinion to do all that in 2 weeks you aren’t getting the most out of the opportunity.
That is great! It’s a great option for some people. While Mr. Mt was in the military we took a few 3 week trips. Twice in other jobs we asked for special permission to take a month off. Some jobs it can be tough to pull off depending on your position. In Mr. Mt’s last job, there were people who struggled to take a full week off. Anything longer was just too stressful because of the amount of work that would pile up. Thanks for the suggestion!
Is this available still with sign up . Looking forward to seeing it
It is! I have to manually send out my welcome letter, and only do it every few days. It will be there shortly!