Leo Robadey, a former customer success manager, left his tech job to pursue a happier and more meaningful life. Inspired by Arthur Brooks' pilgrimage on the Camino de Santiago, Robadey planned his journey after reflecting on his life during the pandemic. He prepared financially for a six-month break, viewing this decision as a midlife opportunity to slow down and not just chase the next career milestone. Despite concerns of being the family's primary breadwinner, he prioritized his well-being and personal growth.
Robadey acknowledges that after 15 years in a fast-paced career, he felt the need to slow down. He sees his career break not as a crisis but as an opportunity to find his purpose.
Inspired by Arthur Brooks, he decided to walk the Camino de Santiago pilgrimage following his departure from a tech job, viewing this journey as a path to personal growth.
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