Jake Doosy says, if you don't love what you do, it's time to make a change.

And that's what he did when he dropped out of college and took off for Guatemala.

It all started because I was a 19 year old studying business and it wasn't addressing

who I was and what I personally desired I felt I was stuck inside of a desk.

Coming up here how a rush of youthful adrenaline can take you out of your

comfort zone and motivate you to finally follow your dreams. Travel writer Matt

Kepness is mastering the practicalities of budget travel.

The author of how to travel the world on $50 a day explains how you can upgrade to a flash

packer instead of just being a scruffy backpacker.

So the Flashpackers is somebody who wants a nicer hostile,

comfor fewer beds, whereas the backpackers

trying to do it on a dollar a day, just a great buy great by plus listeners share their own excellent

adventures in the hour ahead it's travel with Rick Steve's

There's a fearless approach to life among the young that many people seem to forget as they get older,

but I suspect the enthusiasm of our guests in the hour ahead is contagious.

And it might just change your perspective and your plans.

Hi, I'm Rick Steves.

Coming up, the blogger and budget travel writer known as Nomadic Matt

tells us how he averages no more than $50 a day for comfortable journeys around the world.

We'll also get inspired by the exotic adventures of our listeners a little later in the hour.

A few years ago, Jake Doosey decided he needed a change.

He became disenchanted with his business studies in college,

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