How to Quit Your Job and Travel the World

De: Kate Jordan

Narrado por: Tiffany Morgan

How to Quit Your Job and Travel the World is not just a catchy title. It's a promise. Herein contains all the information you need to tuck in your desk chair for the last time. If you dream about exploration and adventure, if your heart croons wanderlust, this guide is for you. With tips and tricks, Kate will not only help you find your way, but know what to expect. Learn how to find work while you travel; how to be a ski instructor, au pair, tour guide, teacher or travel blogger. Learn about finding places to stay, couches to crash and how to make homes along the way. Learn how to make friends and most importantly, how to be safe and save money for future travel plans. Gift your skin a life of vast sunsets, it deserves more than your fluorescent office lights. Let Kate help you follow your heart, literally.

Kate Jordan is a serial expat who quit her job in April 2012, booked a one-way ticket out of England and has never looked back. She has spent over three years travelling Europe, working and sourcing somewhere to lay her head as she explores and now aims to inspire others to do the same.

©2015 Kate Jordan (P)2015 Audible, Inc.

Great content, didn't love the performance

If you've spent much time listening to speakers from England, it quickly becomes apparent that this actress is not English but putting on accent, which seems silly and I think was done simply because the author is English. Just was weird to me. Also, she skips "slashes" (ex, "[put on] your big girl/boy pants" was read as "[put on] your big girl boy pants"). However, content was excellent, so I will be keeping the book. There is so much valuable information and many resources and websites listed.

good fast read

great tips if you want to move abroad ! take notes and a nice quick read

An extremely informative book!

What made the experience of listening to How to Quit Your Job and Travel the World the most enjoyable?

The very engaging and conversational tone in which it was read. Also, the amount of useful information it provided.

Who was your favorite character and why?

Given the nature of this book, I do not think this question is appropriate.

What about Tiffany Morgan’s performance did you like?

Tiffany Morgan aced this one! Her conversational tone, intonations and vocal variety were all on point. She engaged me from start to finish.

Did you have an extreme reaction to this book? Did it make you laugh or cry?

I had no extreme reaction. I just really enjoyed the book.

Any additional comments?

Kate Jordan really gave lots of useful nuggets in this book. I especially liked the fact that she provided reference websites for a number of the topics she explored.

My only drawback was that there was not much information on a non-European context.

Overall, this book was a worthwhile investment given the amount of information provided.

Good ideas to make money travelling abroad

I listened to this with my son. We like the ideas of being a ski instructor. We appreciated the ideas for a young adult with no experience travelling internationally.

Meh...

It was short and cheap so I bought it and got through the whole thing in one day...I wouldn't recommend it to a friend.

went on and on

i was not excited. the title was better than the book. it did not tell me anything I didn't already know.

practical

basically tells you to sell your stuff, do some foreign live-in childcare thing, teach people English, start a travel blog to make money, become a tour guide, and some other useful stuff like how to get around without a car and other tips like that. well if you want to do that, you should listen to this book. interesting, but probably not for me. I'm sure there are also other ways but this is fine if you're into that.

Buy this in hard copy text.

There is a lot of useful information in this book. Having a physical text copy would be best be able to refer to the information regularly. It would also have the added bonus of escaping this ghastly narration.

Good information. Accent, eh...

Lots of detailed information but the narrator's fake accent was unbearable. I would consider purchasing a copy of this book if I were seriously considering pursuing world travel but to listen to the audio again...never.

Couldn't get past the awful accent

This book could have had potential, but I couldn't listen to the awful narration any longer. The author should have spent a little more $$ to hire a better narrator, or narrated the book herself, as it seemed there could have been good content.