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ABOUT THIS EPISODE
Stefan Wazinski had a successful career, a home, and stability—until he made the ultimate decision to sell everything and never look back.
After a near-death experience, he realised that life was too short to be spent in the same place, doing the same things. So, he walked away from his old life and spent the next 10+ years traveling the world, living in a van, and embracing complete freedom. But was it worth it?
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