Quitting Your Job to Travel: Real Talk from Someone Who Has Done It 

I quit my job to travel the world almost three years ago. Yes, I know you have heard that phrase before -- but I am not going to tell you about how you can do the same thing while making six figures selling e-courses. This is not that kind of article. Here are the three biggest hardships I learned about traveling: [Read More]( [Ask a Teacher: Is It Necessary that I Speak a Foreign Language to Teach English Abroad?]( [Reasons Why Studying Abroad Cheaply is More Authentic (And How You Can Do It!)]( [What Your Housing Will Be Like While Interning in Europe]( [From Kenya to Morocco: How One Woman Studied Abroad & Stayed Abroad]( [GUIDE TO: VOLUNTEER IN SOUTH AFRICA]( South Africa is an extremely diverse country, with 11 official languages, and various cultures and life styles. Behind these beautiful elements, a lot of problems become visible, for which volunteers are definitely important. Poverty, economic disparities, major health problems like HIV/AIDS, human rights violations and gender based violence are part of daily live in South Africa. [Explore Programs]( found comfort in total strangers, ziplined above the cloud forest, got a volcanic ash facial in natural hot springs and saw spider monkeys and toucans and more. Costa Rica and "pura vida" changed my life, let it change yours. - Brittany, Maximo Nivel Intern [Read the Full Review]( [Facebook]( [Facebook]( [Twitter]( [Twitter]( [Instagram]( [Instagram]( Copyright © 2017 Go Overseas, All rights reserved. You are receiving this email because you opted in at our website www.gooverseas.com. Go Overseas 2040 Bancroft Way Suite 200 Berkeley, CA 94704 [Add us to your address book]( [Update your preferences]( or [unsubscribe from this list](