EOO Scott Brady - What Is Enough
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- Scott Brady - adventure traveler extraordinaire, photographer and CEO of Overland Journal International and so much more! He has made a significant impact in the world of Overland Expeditions and ignited the inner explorer in many fellow overlanders, globally.
He shares what sparked his love for travel and how he began….. how his years of incredible experiences - highs and lows have impacted and shaped his life today. Scott offers a simple approach to getting started, if you have a thirst for travel and you think you have to have all “the stuff”…
He also asks a soul-searching question that requires us all to go inside and ask ourselves “what is enough”!
Scott you are an inspiration, a trail blazer and we thank you for sharing your human essence with us!
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Outstanding and humble perspective. Thank you for bringing Scott onto your program.
Such a legend! Love you Scott!
One Life, Live It, thank you Scott
And another great interview 👍🏻
Scott you have inspired me to get out on the road and it has changed my life! Thank you.....
Thank you EOO and thank you Scott for some great insight that confirms my own beliefs.
Wonderful that this episode was meaningful for you.
Thank you very much.. And maybe thank you is not enough..
Very well eye opening speech..
Thank you for your support and so happy it was meaningful for you.
"I'm fine with less, and go live your life" great insight! Thanks to Essence of Overlanding and Scott Brady
That hit in a weird way! Yes, he is absolutely right about that!
Thank you for your support - much appreciated.
You make wonderful points, Scott. I always knew you had it in you. All the best, D.
i got you. noted.
Thanks for the amazing words and Words i want to live by as best as i can !
Jimny sales just went up! 😆🤣
Wise words in this world of hype... Great episode 👍🏻
Thank you so much - we are so happy you enjoyed it. Such a little car that can do so much😃
Great interview. I love listening to Scott’s podcast, such a humble, down to earth guy. I have learned so much by just listening to him and his guests. In a culture / industry which is heavily driven by “ego”, Scott is truly a class act who genuinely embraces the essence of overlanding.
Thank you Andrew for your support and so happy you enjoyed this special episode.
All we have is time, and we have all the time there is.
So true! Thank you for sharing and supporting our channel.
Great insight in the the world of consumerism & the consumer society, which I acknowledge is ultimately unsustainable at the current rate. Don't think sitting in front of a flash & very expensive Grenadier helped re-enforce his point.
Wise, wise words from a knowledgeable man. So very important to know when it is or what is enough ! To some extent I know exactly what he is talking about - after 4 Land Rovers and one Range Rover I now use a Jimny ! It is enough for me and is all I need. Although I sometimes still WANT a Landy the Jimny is what I need .. .. .. .. enough now ! A great episode Jo !!
Hello Henry it's always wonderful to hear from you and thank you for your continued support and sharing your thoughts. We value your feedback and sharing on our channel.
US Army Overlander here
What an amazing guy !!! Thanks for that
It's a great pleasure - it was a joy interviewing Scott.
Thanks Scott
Outstanding presentation with depth. Giving people thoughts to lead them. I had a thirty year career in the military. Got experiences that I never would have. Older now wishing I would have pursued more travel . Later life brings its physical challenges. My Mother asked me toward the end of her transition, what was left I wanted to do. I said drive to Alaska--She said, "go now." Time and tendons should still give flexibility to find the waterfalls and canyons still there. I just need to pack, plan and GO. Thank you for a great video. I am one of your subscribers and love the magazine.
Thank you so much for your support and sharing your experience to reinforce the importance of "living now". So glad you enjoyed this episode.
Always nuggets of wisdom on the channel.
Thank you so much for following Kuben and glad you enjoyed this episode.
Extremely eloquent Scott. Once again... "Understanding the Why" is the bit I take away to thew on. Thank you.
We are so happy this episode spoke to you in a meaningful way.
This is awesome, really needed to hear this, thanks for your words of wisdom, much needed.
We are so happy that you got what you needed - thank you for watching.
Nice interview. Well. not really an interview. But Scott has a wealth of knowledge and we are so lucky he is sharing it with us. Thanks for sharing.
It was a privelege to interview Scott and hear his message from his heart.
Many thanks for sharing very interesting indeed .Dave
Our pleasure and thank you so much for your support.
and now, dear boy, IT'S ALL THE FREAKING SAME, NO MATTER WHERE YOU GO, THE GLOBE HAS SENT ITS CULTURES TO EVERYWHERE
Are you sure about that?
WANT TO SEE THE WORLD, VISIT ONE , YES, ONE, ENGLISH CITY
PICK ANY ONE
you don't even have to turn a wheel or its BFG
99% of people won't go on that journey as they don't have a trust fund or a sponsor to set them on their way ...most people struggle to put food on the table and a roof over their heads
Very interesting guy, would love to travel with less, bo Apps, just old school maps,
You use the word "ignorant" a lot. I think that's a little harsh. Especially when others in the same situations as you are in or have been are listening and might equate their similar experiences as you as "ignorant". "Unaware" or "not yet experienced" might be better suited. Technically everyone is ignorant of something I guess but if the ambition is to experience and learn with objectiveness and no bias then I wouldn't consider that ignorant. Either way tho.
I disagree, because the definition of ignorant is "lacking knowledge or awareness in general", it is not a put down. And we are ALL ignorant in some way since no one can possibly know everything.