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This post is #12 in a #17 post series about workcations. The learn more about workcations and see the full eBook, check out  Workcation. Have the best life now!  on Amazon. It's free to borrow, if you have a Kindle device or Amazon Prime.        Workcations don’t need to be elaborate and require a lot of money to enjoy. From enjoying a picnic in a park to taking a stroll along a hiking path, workcations are meant to get outside and enjoy nature, while unplugging from technology and connecting with others around them. Below are some additional workcation ideas to help you make the most of your experiences and share a range of opportunities for workcationers of all budget levels! Low-Cost Workcations Ideas: Takeout picnic in park. Instead of eating at that fast food restaurant or quickly in your car, take a few moments and enjoy your next takeout meal at a park. Walk along beach. You may be geographically restricted to this, but if you le...

This post is #3 in a #17 post series about workcations. The learn more about workcations and see the full eBook, check out  Workcation. Have the best life now!  on Amazon. It's free to borrow, if you have a Kindle device or Amazon Prime.  Our comfortable culture of working hard, not taking vacations, and taking forced “staycations” continues to transcend into the habits of our daily lives. Today, more and more Americans are dining “al desco” and enjoying “no resco.” Our culture is engrained to go, go, go! But at what cost? We need to take time for ourselves in order to have a balanced life and be refreshed. Frequently, it can be major setbacks in our life that cause us to question our purpose and open our eyes to what we are really pursuing and if that matters to our life goals. I’ve endured various physical injuries, including my bicycle accident and lost close family members in my life, including my brother. These moments are all very painful –both on phys...

       A few years ago, I discovered the workcation or going to work and enjoying your freedom after work to enjoying activities, such as camping, hiking or mountain bike riding. Each workcation opened my eyes to new surroundings and helped me grow significantly as an individual.        As more technology is added to our lives to help us “stay connected,” it’s important to unplug, take breaks, and connect in person with people in the real world. Our email inboxes will not complain if they receive extra email. Our smartphones can store more texts. Our social media profiles don't need to be checked in real time. It is our lives that need to be updated in real-time and it starts by stopping to connect with the world around us.       As I continue to take more workcations, I have complied all my thoughts and why it's important to take workcations into the following eBook: Workcation! Have the Best Life Now! The eBook is abo...