The Escape Manifesto : Quit Your Corporate Job. Do Something Different!

Rob, Dom and Mikey were fed up with the corporate treadmill. When they decided to change careers, they looked for awebsite to help them escape - except there wasn't one. So they started their own. Three years later and they havestarted a movement called Escape the City. Over 100,000 people have joined "http:// www.escapethecity.org/" www.escapethecity.org in pursuit ofexciting and unconventional careers. They are the first online start-up in the world to raise more than £500,000 ininvestment equity crowdfunding - and they did this entirely from their own membership. The Escape Manifesto is the book that the guys wish they had read three years ago on the London Underground whenthey were commuting back and forth from their corporate cubicles. It is an inspirational call to action, packed withpractical advice and encouragement. If you work in a corporate job that doesn't make you tick and you have everwondered whether there is more to life, this book is for you. Step off the corporate treadmill - find an

perfect reference for finding a new career path and escaping the status quo and pressure from society - very good book!" - Daniel "Your book has made me feel so good about my situation and I now believe I'm doing all the right things to give my plans a good old go. Life is so short and you have nothing to lose. Nothing!!!" - Ed "Even the shittiest day brightens up when I read your blog, your book or just the pics you post on Facebook."- Dagmar "Well chaps, I did it! Quit my job in senior leadership in a blue chip corporate. Now what???? Halfway thru your book and I had the eureka moment - "I'll write a book too" so, after blasting out a proposal I now have a contract with a publishing house. My new life as a writer started 3 months ago, you guys gave me the nudge I needed. Thanks!" - Andrew "I just wanted to say briefly THANK YOU! You wrote a great book! I found myself on many pages! THANKS for writing down your ideas and thoughts and for founding ESC! Just registered. All the best and good luck to you!" -

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