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Chapter Overview
Chapter 1: AudiobookHub Recommendation
Chapter 2: Before you set out to vagabond, you must be truly independent.
Chapter 3: The best time to begin vagabonding is now.
Chapter 4: Simplicity is an essential trait of the long-term traveler.
Chapter 5: Preparation shapes how many surprises you’ll face while you’re on the road.
Chapter 6: To get the most from your experience, slow down!
Chapter 7: Travel is only as rich as the interactions you truly have along the way.
Chapter 8: The concept of adventure doesn’t always match the image of an Indiana Jones escapade.
Chapter 9: To keep your adventure truly engaging, you must exercise your creativity consistently.
Description
A vagabond himself, Potts details his travel adventures in Vagabonding (2002). Informed by firsthand experience, he outlines what to do and not to do in order to get the most out of hitting the road for the long haul.
Who Should Listen
Anyone seeking a life less ordinary
People looking for an alternative approach to traveling
Anyone interested in the accounts of a long-term traveler
About the Authors
Rolf Potts is a traveler and the author of Marco Polo Didn't Go There. His travel stories and articles have been published by National Geographic Traveler, Slate.com and The Guardian.