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Jesus dam Christ, My son and I are 8 weeks away from doing the lap, nearly our last night in the house, I feel like I'm watching my life right now on video including the mental health stuff. This put me at ease somewhat, Thanks mate

Mate its been 2 years, please post update if you have moved here

Interesting perspective. How are you going 12 months down the track?

An interesting take on life. We traveled full time for about 4 years back in the mid 90's. Broke as a pack of bastards working everywhere, Was an interesting time. Then we settled down, then kids. Now the kids are about to take their own flight so it's almost back to us again. A month ago, one of my gym friends was diagnosed with a brain tumor. He wont see 50. That was another wakeup call and it prompted my to fulfil a lifelong dream, so I bought a share in a power plane because we really dont know how much time we've been allocated in this life. Thanks for sharing!

Fantastic thought provoking video, thanks heaps. Dave

Hey Brad, I just came across your channel mate. We are also working towards traveling and are still undecided on how to get there...... So, I just like to thank you for your information and honesty, It comes through in your videos. Look forward to seeing what's next for you guys and hope to catch up on the road some day soon. Cheers Chris

Thanks mate Been to AA, not for me….you hit it on the head….i know that if I can actually work out WHY I do this….the reason the isssue exists Then it disappears…simple eh!!! But not so simple eh?? Thanks mate, stay strong, it’s vids like this that I focus on when envisioning my future self….sober and rockin….i used to be there, just gotta get back. Thanks for sharing 👍

8.30 where is this place? Thanks for inspiring me, only young still but you nearly brought a tear to the eye

First time to your channel, you make a good commentator.

Hey Brad Really enjoy your videos i see they are a year old have you stopped making new cheers

Has anyone encountered a situation where they were manipulated by a single mother from Bali, who gave drugs to their relatives or friends, then insisted on a marriage in Bali and demanded to be taken to Australia for citizenship?

Top work 💯🇦🇺

You made a lot of sense my friend.u have give me hope again.we have the van and cruiser .we just have to get off our arse and do it .safe travels Ur selves wen u hit the rd again

hey folks, great video, were a couple of Aussies thinking of doing a 2 month stint in Bali as well, a few questions - what made you choose chang mai? how did you source your accommodation and how much for the 2 months if I can ask that ? we're thinking of the Sanur area .

G'day Brad cant believe it was 9 months ago I commented on this video. We sold up everthing and have been up and down from Albany to Perth several times as we were waiting on the canopy build for our Hilux (took 5 months) but we are now fulltime touring and are currently near Bremer Bay working our way to SA. Our lap around will be more like a zig zag as we will be following the good weather, really enjoy the freedom of being unshackled from a house. At this stage have no definitive plans for the future as we have no time limits. Will have to head back to Perth occasionally to catch up with our new grandson, thanks for the inspiration Regards Bill🙂👍

You had the guts & balls to own up well done you should be proud man👍 thanks for sharing I’m not a alcoholic but it’ll makes a difference to those. You have a beautiful family God Bless you all🙏Cheers

I stopped consumption of all substances. Many of my friends in the same age demographic didn't stop until it was medically necessary. I see a few still drinking but basically alcohol and other social substances are slow acting poison. I am amazed at how clear my everyday thinking has become. I'm also amazed at how my ability to grasp new concepts such as quantum connection and advanced geometric mathematical theory. Free the mind ditch the poison.

Are you still alcohol free Brad?

Good on ya mate ,I stopped drinking for 10 years after the loss of my child,it definitely helped me heal now I can have few social beers and that’s it ..

my dream

Wow

Life is a journey and never the destination.

I gave up oct 22 long weekend. It's the best thing I've ever done.

Nice

Good on you Brad. We recently said goodbye to Scott’s brother Steven (46years young). He was an alcoholic. It’s gut wrenching to watch someone’s life fade away to the addiction of alcohol. He was a kind, gentle guy who deserved more in his life. If only he had the strength, education, tools, right support and the will to make the changes to live a longer, healthier life. I’m proud of you for being honest, making this change and being an amazing role model for your kids. Goodluck! Looking forward to following along. 👊🏼💪🏼

This is great at a peek into how much alcohol can take from you. It's really pleasing that you are able to step back and gauge what was important. It sounds like you have many supporters and people who can help you. I look forward to hearing about your success through this :)

Top class posting. You're a credit to your countrymen. "Box on" champ.

Good on you Brad. Buck the trend! 🤙🏻

Wow! Epic. Powerfull. Such well spoken. I feel sorry for the people who don't have this mind set. We get away as much as we can. Pulling up to camp you can't beat. I think people are slowly seeing you don't need to work til you die. More on the road everyday. But this is a raw video! Love it!! Hopefully in 12 months we will move to Qld from SA. Or wil do a 12 month lap. You just gota chase that feeling! That amazing property u sold? Was it in nth qld. That's like a dream home. Cheers brad

Thanks mate. Great video!

Wow thank you for making this powerful message You have given me the inspiration to just do it now I have set my date to do it and now get organised Cheers man

Greetings my Viking friend. I have some comments : 1) If your dream is based on winning the lotto then you'll never go. 2) Hard work, saving, doing without, investing wisely and living frugally is what gives you options later on. Options to choose freedom. Luck has nothing to do with it. Options are not luck. 3) The most important things in life are Health, Family, Freedom, Integrity. 4) Good human health comes from human behavior and that includes eating human food, cutting out alcohol, no seed oils, no sugars, no carbs and no processed foods. Plenty of sunshine, exercise good sleep and lowering stress will allow a longer happier life.

Thankyou Brad

I gave up drink 2 years ago and today I take pleasure in saying No Thank You when I am offered a drink. I'm also (about) half way through life, debt free and living an off-grid Ketovore life. People put alcohol sanitiser on their hands to kill the bugs and microbes yet they happily put it in their stomachs. Make sure you learn to read food labels and cut out all Seed Oils, Sugars, Processed Foods and Carbs. There is essential fats and proteins but no essential carbs. Check out Dr Sten Ekberg, Dr Eric Berg, Dr Jason Fung, Dr Eric Westman, Dr Ken Berry, Dr Mark Hyman, Dr Pradip Jamnadas. Good health comes from human behaviour and that includes eating human food. Only eat human food...

I have only just found these.Thoroughly enjoyed your clips & they are very inspirational & puts things into perspective. Looking forward to seeing more.

We are the same age and am wanting to do the van life.. ur videos are helpful and looking forwards to following ur journey..

We’re this at bruz? Looks beautiful

Beautiful ,what a dad what a mom ,up with the Aussies 👏👏👏👏

Touching a nerve. I don't feel like an alcoholic, but I do not remember the last day that I did not have a drink. I have kids. How have your family reacted to you not drinking, and have they noticed the difference in you?

after traveling for a year, i found myself anxious before i drank towards the end of the day and happy as larry as soon as i had a sip. i never drank before travel. we stopped recently. if that was us for a year i would hate to see how hard it would be for someone who has done this for decades.

i did a year on the road like u. i just got into a house. 3 kids and wife. honestly, its been 2 months and i hate being in the house. the family is disconnected again and back in the rat race. we are going again end of the year. if it feels wrong, it feels wrong for a reason. society is not natural the way it is. also our kids back in school after a year. they are 3 years above everyone else and they only did 2 hours a day! HAHAHA and every day is a drinking day, so funny. that was us. we dont drink but were having 2-4 drinks in the arvo watching the sun go down and the kids play. puts a tear in my eye.

If you drink every day 2-6 drinks, or a bottle of wine or spirits, every night. You are an alcoholic. As a Gastro nurse, treating people with liver cirrhosis. Draining off up to 8L fluid from their abdomen is an eye opener.

Just found yr video. You are spot on. Don't leave it too late. The saying - I wish! A friend crammed every minute of his life, doing things after a plane crash that nearly crippled him. I understand now. As an empty nester I was able to sell the family home, retire from full time nursing and relocate to the sea, 460km from Adelaide. Daunting to leave my adult sons. But they have their own lives to live. So doing the sea change, hubby needs a bit of a push. We got the van and after overseas trips, now trips in the van. I dont want to sell our retirement home in case our health deteriorates and we need a base. Just do it. Life is too short. In the blink of an eye, your life has sped by.

Do it, do it , do it. We traveled extensively in our 50 s and 60s it through house swapping all over the world. Now in our 70s our physical mobility is limited and we are so glad we did it while we could . Now we are having fun making photo books of all our journeys.

Well done Brad , both my wife and I stopped drinking alcohol early Dec 2020 I was 56 at the time. We had already since about 2014 cleaned up our diet by removing sugar. The 2 years before that we'd been to quite a few funerals of people in their early 50's and sort of looked at ourselves and decided to make changes. To be honest I found it harder giving up the iced coffees than I did alcohol but giving up the booze was just the next progression. Best decision we ever made, Saved a lot of money and at 59 bounce out of bed in the morning ( or is that because we quit our jobs 18 months ago 😅) Also will lesson the weight when we go 4wd touring later this year. Thanks for posting this informative brave video 👍

Hi Brad , my wife just sent me this video. We are currently selling our house to start our travel Aus dream. Iam 59. Left work 18 months ago. We will 4wd and tent it. Were planning to buy a new vehicle but the waiting list for the vehicle is 6 to 9 months then the canopy we want is 3 to 4months. So a low mileage used vehicle will be our updated plan. Our kids are independent nowadays but would have loved to have done what you did when they were younger what an amazing life gift to have passed on, I will now subscribe and watch some more of your videos. Regards Bill

Very inspiring message ❤❤❤

U just opened my eyes like u wouldnt beleave

We’ve travelled NZ and wanted to move to Oz in 2 years for a road trip very exciting… we have been living in a van for 2 years now on Waiheke Island and its been amazing 😁

Hi Brad , love your videos this 1 in particular really hit home for me due to similar issues , i never used to drink in my teens because i was constantly racing motorcross an activity that i shared with my father, sadly he passed away in 2009 and i used that as an excuse to start drinking every day i believe i was what they call a functioning alcoholic and would still "function" at work every day it became a bad habit i couldn't wait to crack a can strait after work im now 37 with a 7 year old son (single dad) and u decided i owe it to him to be healthy and live as long as i can for him so i also im quitting im 5 months in and i would love to share 3 tools that are helping me .. 1st i came across an audio book by Allen Carr "Quit Drinking" highly recommended.. 2nd in social gatherings Great Northern ZERO beer is a life saver and 3rd because i love good quality whisky and rum ive managed to come across a company called Naked Life they make amazing non alcoholic spirits that are low calories , i hope this comment finds you well. Dan from Gippsland