If you don`t get out of the box you`ve been raised in, you won`t understand how much bigger the world is. - Angelina Jolie This is probably one of the most outstanding pieces of travel news I have heard in a while. Daniel Seddiqui is planning to hold 50 jobs in 50 American states in 50 weeks.
But why?
Daniel says he's on a mission to explore the diverse careers, environments, and cultures offered in America. A recent graduate from University of Southern California, Daniel openly admits that he was unaware what he was getting himself into.
"I didn't know what kind of career I wanted to take on. I had no clue what Chicago looked like before I moved. Not too many people are risk takers, that's why I want to take everyone along with me provided through my videos, articles, and photos. I cover a broad range of careers that are true American jobs. I want America to see themselves and how much of an impact the environment, career, and culture shape their lifestyle." [source: Living The Map]
So where has Daniel been?
Week 1: Utah
Week 2: Colorado
Week 3: South Dakota
Week 4: North Dakota
Week 5: Minnesota
Week 6: Iowa
Week 7: Nebraska
Week 8: Wyoming
Week 9: Montana
Week 10: Idaho
Week 11: Washington
Week 12: Oregon
Week 13: Nevada
Week 14: Arizona
Week 15: New Mexico
Week 16: Kansas
Week 17: Missouri
Week 18: Arkansas
Week 19: Oklahoma
Week 20: Texas
Week 21: Louisiana
Week 22: Mississippi
Week 23: Wisconsin
Daniel has already received an immense amount of exposure of his travels. Some of the news stations that have captured his journey are: Fox - Milwaukee, The Today Show NBC, The Bonnie Hunt Show, CNN, ABC news, and FOX5 - Las Vegas. He is also creating quite a buzz on Twitter!
To follow Daniel on his fascinating life-changing journey around the country, visit his page Living The Map. :)
Good luck Daniel!
Katy Lynch
Community Manager
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3 comments:
I agree this is incredibly fascinating! I'm hooked on following him Daniel throughout every state!
How many people would do something like this?
I find this story a magical combination of adventure and knowledge. This is a true example of American ingenuity. Go get em Daniel and the Where I've Been team is behind you!!
Cheers,
Michael Dalesandro
This is exciting.
I am looking forward to reading about more of Daniel's adventures on www.livingthemap.com
good luck!
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