QUIT YOUR JOB AND TRAVEL FOREVER!!
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Channel: Cody Ko
Views: 6,062,719
Rating: 4.9808278 out of 5
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Length: 14min 26sec (866 seconds)
Published: Tue Jan 09 2018
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Idk who Cody ko is but I like his style.
I think this is something that will resonate with a lot of people. I can't tell you how many friends have taken time off school, or quit their jobs to go "travel the world/chase their dreams." When in reality they either stacked up debt or hit up Mom and Dad for a 6 month backpacking trip to Europe. Sure, I'm envious as fuck, but having a level head is necessary to prevent insanity. I work one of those "boring desk jobs," but I'm not miserable. It allows me to live comfortably and debt-free. Once or twice a year I can travel the country and even more weekend trips to closer places in between.
I've seen friends post something along the lines of: "give up your possessions and you can travel like this forever!" No you cannot. I mean, sure, you technically can. But I am of the firm belief it takes a very special kind of person. Like the video showed, it'll be fun for an extended period of time, but most people will want to return to somewhere after a while.
Maybe this is a generational thing, or it's been around for a while, but enjoy the lifestyle that allows you happiness, people. It doesn't have to be a fairytale.
Damn that was really well made. Entertaining and funny and one hell of a message. Makes me so glad I didn’t have Instagram growing up or in my 20s even. Would’ve fucked with my head, this stuff.
Interesting commentary. I think I agree with him - I learned a long time ago, if you are going to so something big then do it for yourself and not for how it appears to others.
The thing I see most from these FARTS that I don't like is this shared mentality of
"You can do the stuff I do too!"
Then they usually go on to shit all over labor and office jobs. And the guy in the vid is right. Nobody WANTS to do those jobs.
But someone HAS to do them. There HAS to be trash men, or accountants, or servers.
We are a society and every job is a cog that moves us as a people along. Someone had to design the tech he was using. The toilet he shits on. The intricate sewer way to take it far away from him.
If everyone's fucking off in their blue water adventures talking about how "Work life just isn't for me" then we're all just cavemen again.
"Mike you make the fire tonight. You make the best fires."
"Woah man. That sounds like a job. I'm not about that life."
Mike Rowe does some REALLY good speeches on the importance of the blue collar job and why we should stop saying shit like these FARTs are saying.
Sweet kitchen though. I wish mine was that spacious.
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This guy is hilarious. Good video. I've never had Instagram. I'm all set with looking at self absorbed people all day. I get enough of that on imgur.
As someone who actually does this for a living full-time (travel photography/content creation), this is painfully accurate portraying the scene and most of my friends and colleagues who are big in it with me. Unfortunately people like this kid are very prominent, but at the same time there are plenty of genuine and down-to-Earth folks in the scene as well. It comes down to two types of people who go after this line of work though: those who have a passion for photography/film and genuinely want to share their vision and stories with others and just so happened to have gained supporters and followers of their work, and people who want to seem cool for their friends on social media, and literally just want followers.
For me, Instagram is a means to an end to advertise and expose my own work in order to better make a living doing photography work, for many others its literally their main objective is curating a feed for people to think they are cool while making virtually no money off the travels and things they do.
I know people who have 200k+ followers that have yet to make any money doing this, I also know people with less than 20k followers making almost $100k/year doing photo work. It 100% depends on what you put into it and how you're marketing yourself. But I can tell you that this Crea Tyler kid is 110% without a doubt not making any money off this shit based off what he's done.
Don't believe what you see on social media, it's literally curated to make you feel jealous and left out and like your life sucks so you spend more money chasing a reality that doesn't exist. Many people think my reality is constantly traveling the country and world, getting paid to hang out with bands and athletes and famous people, and getting paid to shoot cars and brands and travel videos and shit and yes, that's real to an extent, but this dude is absolutely right in saying that there is still the mundane and boredom and shitty things in everyone's life. It's still a job, and I think Crea Tyler realized that and noped out thinking it was gonna be your stereotypical Sam Kolder video of a life.