EP 56 Finding Freedom in Van Life with Carl Henn
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What you’ll learn in this episode:
Living in a van allows for a minimalist lifestyle and a shift away from consumerism.
Retirement should be about pursuing passions and finding purpose.
Transitioning to a nomadic lifestyle in retirement can provide a sense of freedom and adventure.
Following your passions and using your imagination can lead to a fulfilling life.
Writing can be a creative outlet and a way to share your experiences with others.
Carl Henn, author of 'My Two Centuries in Africa' and upcoming book 'Home Free', shares his journey into van life and the freedom it brings. After retiring from a career in public health, Carl embarked on a national book tour, which led him to discover the joys of van life. He found that living in a van allowed him to travel freely, reconnect with old friends, and experience the beauty of national parks. Carl also discusses the shift in mindset from being a consumer to focusing on experiences and creativity. He encourages people, especially those approaching retirement, to explore their passions and live a life that brings them purpose and meaning.
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Quotes from the episode
“We have to figure out when we’re retiring, what we’re retiring to.”
“I’m not consuming. I’m not a consumer anymore. I’m just a what? What am I?”
“I’m home free. I’m free because I wake up every morning and I’m in a van and I can drive any direction I want.”
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