vagabonding in A Sentence

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    Like you, I was heavily influenced by our friend Rolf Pott's book Vagabonding.

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    He started sending many maids and men security guards with her so that people do not say that she goes Vagabonding.

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    So, while my public speaking gigs still tend to focus on Vagabonding, I have taken my creative life in new directions.

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    Because from the outset I was more vested in reportorial-narrative travel writing, Vagabonding has ended up being a nice complement to the rest of my career.

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    I think those early travel experiences are the best ones to draw from when writing a book like Vagabonding, since those are the experiences readers will identify with.

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    But of course all we really have is the present moment, and Vagabonding can be amazing as ever if you allow it to be, regardless of how things have changed.

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    Vagabonding is for anyone who's ever dreamed of travel, whereas the Marco Polo book has been embraced by a more specialized readership, one that is already interested in travel and travel writing.

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    When I first started thinking about traveling the world, I bought a book most of you have probably heard of: Vagabonding: An Uncommon Guide to the Art of Long-Term World Travel by Rolf Potts.

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    When I was listening to working-edits of the Vagabonding audiobook a few weeks ago, I kept getting caught up in the same feelings of wanderlust I felt when I was just starting out as a traveler.

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    My second book, Marco Polo Didn't Go There, won lots of awards, but it hasn't sold nearly as many copies as Vagabonding- and that makes sense, because it's a more specialized, narrative book, less given to broad advice.

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    I may never write a book that proves as popular as Vagabonding, but I would reckon that allows me to follow my heart and do what interests me rather than try to re-create or outdo my first book.

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    In the introduction chapter of the book, I poke fun at the idea of creating a“Vagabonding publishing empire,” before going on to declare that I planned to write the book in such a way that it didn't require sequels or spinoffs.

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    The most important motivating factors in my long-term travel career had been existential ones- factors that were rooted in cultivating a mindset that made Vagabonding possible- so that's what I detailed on my website, and that's what caught the attention of an editor at Random House.

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    Rolf is re-releasing the book in an audio format(it's also the first book in the Tim Ferriss Book Club) and, to celebrate the book turning ten, I wanted to bring Rolf back on the site to talk about the fine art of Vagabonding(I first interviewed him in 2009).

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