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Prepare your self : Determine what you need to do to shift your thinking from vacation to sabbatical. Without this mindset management, it' ll be difficult to achieve the goals that you' ve set. What practices or bad habits keep you too entrenched in your business, and how might you evolve those during your sabbatical? Which of your colleagues or mentors have taken a sabbatical, and what can you learn from them whether they call it that or not?

Don' t take on the world : Sometimes our enthusiasm can get the best of us. Review your sabbatical goals and intentions a few times to make sure you haven' t overloaded what should be a rejuvenating experience. The last thing you want to do is return from your sabbatical exhausted. Keep in mind what' s most important to you about this sabbatical, and agree to the goals that directly support that vision. Try something different : Sabbaticals are opportunities to explore other interests, try something new and stretch your boundaries.

Put at least one "normally I would never" to-do on your action list. There' s a good chance that you' ll be delighted with yourself!

Keep a journal : Whether in a notebook, through photographs or a tape-recorded "discussion," keep notes on what you did, which practices worked well in achieving what goals, what you liked best about the sabbatical, and what learnings you can share with colleagues, employees and clients. This record can serve as an adjunct to your business vision and a wonderful refresher to review when you want to take an hour-long sabbatical during the workday. This information provides food for thought rather than counsel specifically designed to meet the needs of your organization.

Please use it mindfully. The most effective interpersonal or organizational communication plan should be tailored to your unique needs, so don't hesitate to get assistance from a qualified adviser. This article-series is an adaptation created for inc. All rights reserved. Limited duplication or distribution allowed with prior permission from and credit to IvySea Online Communication. You make mindful decisions about what you' ll do on your vacation, and why.

You set clear expectations with your employees regarding what you need from them while you' re "on sabbatical. You will return more invigorated and more purposeful.

Tips for taking a week-long sabbatical formerly known as a vacation. Sponsored Business Content. When we first started traveling we wanted to be as low-budget as possible: we booked hostel dorms for the first 3 months of our trip in South America. They were fun and social! We were meeting other travelers!

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But after a while? Your privacy and sanity is worth the extra expense. Moving constantly from place to place will get old fast. Like watching Netflix every night. Anything you can do to make someplace feel like a home, however tiny or temporary, will become The Biggest Deal. Like, whenever there was a shelf in a room where we were staying, we flipped our shit. And trust me: we are NOT neat freaks. Far from.

Whether you own a car, ride your bike, or are just able to read the metro map in the language you actually speak, transportation is so much easier back at home. It is a real thing. We went to a bunch of museums in Colombia, our very first stop on our year-long honeymoon, and they were great.

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We totally love museums, and art, and culture. But you guys … going to a museum every week? The excitement of each new place you go will eventually start to fade. Well, say goodbye to that feeling of excitement and anticipation. After a while, we learned that we needed to travel slower and stay in each place longer just to give ourselves the mental energy to look forward to going somewhere new. Returning from long term travel sucks. It will be jarring and unpleasant. You might be homeless for a while, crashing on couches or applying for house-sitting gigs in your own hometown.

Your resume will have a big, awkward gap in it, because none of the zillion fascinating things you learned about during your travels seems remotely helpful in your actual career. Look, we had like 23 yard sales before we left. I used to wear blazers every day? Who was I?! We aged so hard in the past year. Things that we never expected to change, changed completely. That sounds useful! Who are we?! Our old selves would judge our new selves HARD.

Where to next? Are you considering quitting your job to go travel? Ask us your questions and leave us a comment below. Need some help planning your next adventure? The guide includes everything from the hacks we use to save money on travel to 3 printable packing lists. We'll also send our favorite travel tips straight to your inbox!

Aww, yiss! You're the best. Such a great read! We are preparing for a year off now, and we have a 4-yr-old too. All of these things in this post have gone through my mind. How exciting for your family!

I love everything about this post… I was even reading certain points to my husband cause every time work becomes a bit too heavy, we would think about just traveling we also work in San Francisco. Amazing that you were able to enjoy being together everywhere for a year! And welcome back to the Bay Area. Very convenient. Ohhh I hear you. I quit my job almost 2 years ago and started travelling.

The worst I found was that none of my friends is sharing my travel passion and they will never understand what I am talking about unless they have been with me. What a great, detailed post. Thank you for sharing this. I like this perspective. I get the exhaustion of recounting yourself and your journey over and over. Wise and thought-provoking words for anyone contemplating an extended trip — and the friends of those who do it. I swore when I got back that it was a once-in-a-lifetime thing. Well, it was…for about four years. Now, another long-term trip is all I can think about. So true, especially 15!

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I was on the road for years and was constantly exhausted!. Everywhere you go, there you are, right? Awesome post. Quitting your job to travel sounds so dreamy and idyllic. This puts it all in the right perspective. Old jobs always feel so much better in nostalgia, loll! And we always come home changed. I would love it if you would write about your transition from long term travel to coming back home!

The truths of traveling written in a hilarious manner. Seriously, I think all travellers can relate so hard to these points! I am now doing a 6 -month trip in South America. I have been dreamed about this trip for three years, literally! I remember the night before my trip, I was just terrified.