Are You Stuck in a Rut?

Everything you now do is something you have chosen to do. Some people don’t want to believe that.
But if you’re over age twenty-one, your life is what you’re making of it.
To change your life, you need to change your priorities.
- John C. Maxwell

What You May Not Realize?

“Did you know that after the age of 18, if you worked 8 hours a day, 5 days a week until you were 65 years old, you would have only lived THIRTEEN years of YOUR life on your own terms before you retire; the other 33 years you spent working for someone else!”

Scary eh? Don’t waste it away. Take action. Whether life is dishing out some hard knocks, you’re in a career transition or you are ready to start living with purpose…on our adventures, we help you quickly find perspective and discover the magic of life from surfing, biking and giving back to the people that will have given you so much while exploring Central and South America.

That’s why Ryan left it all and started U R FREE2B U; he did this to give you what he gave himself. Through his own crazy adventures abroad, he realized that life can be magical, transformative and fun. Even if you’re in serious debt working 60 hours a week and can’t even find the time to exercise anymore.

We can help you Break Free, the free eBook on the right sidebar will get you started today.

It has insightful articles to inspire you and effectively reveals how to hurdle the three main obstacles to taking an extended break. Our newsletter and Facebook FB serve up great content to help you do what must be done, provide fresh perspectives and give you a glimpse of what your missing.

We all know better than to waste lives chasing money, useless things and status while our health plummets from negligence and stress…Do something now to start making the small changes that make a difference.

We know for some, a 21 day adventure may be intimidating at first sight. We also provide variations of our adventures (5, 7 & 14 Days) custom tailored to suit your needs for private groups, individuals and corporate retreats. For some of us, simply doing what needs to be done is the journey that pulls us out of the rut.