I'm DONE; it 's TOO MUCH [ep 68]

I'm DONE; it 's TOO MUCH [ep 68]

Title: "Breaking Free from the Waves: The Emotional Journey of a Boat Owner"

Introduction:
In a world where boats are often symbolized as "breakout another thousand," the emotional toll of boat ownership is often overshadowed by the allure of the open waters. Little did I know, the saying would become more than just a catchy phrase after my engine catastrophically failed during a sea trial. But like the waves, life ebbs and flows, and amidst the immense stress, I discovered unforgettable moments that were both captured and lost in the vastness of my boat ownership journey.

As I embarked on charters, I eagerly anticipated the thrill of diving into this new chapter. However, the early days of boat ownership proved to be challenging, yet rewarding. Each person who stepped on my boat became an integral part of this adventure, and the bond we shared transformed strangers into cherished family. The past year on the Seoul de Lamar has been a remarkable voyage filled with incredible souls that I will forever be grateful for.

But now, as the sun sets on my last charter, and as I prepare the final dinner onboard, the realization dawns upon me that this chapter is drawing to a close. Intertwined with the aroma of fish Piccata, mixed emotions flood my being. This is not just the culmination of another charter; it is the culmination of an era. As the flickering candle flames dance, illuminating my path, it is time to share an update with all of you who have joined me on this wild ride.

Throughout these recent charters, I have chosen to remain silent, quietly absorbing every fleeting moment. These were not just ordinary charters, but my last ones. And in these last moments, I cannot help but be overwhelmed by the multitude of emotions that surge within me. Tears brim my eyes as I speak these words, for I could never have foreseen the twists and turns that life would bring me a year ago.

One year ago, I found myself exhausted from back-to-back charters, hemmed in by a burgeoning YouTube channel, a growing Patreon community, and the ever-expanding charter business. Faced with a fateful decision, I had to determine which pursuits would continue to flourish and which ones needed to retreat into the calm waters of slow progress. It was with a heavy heart that I chose to slow down the sails of chartering, ensuring that I could fulfill my dreams of circumnavigating the globe and pursuing the million other ideas that would shape my future.

For those who have reached out about charters, I apologize for my silence. It was a secret I held close, knowing that the time would come to reveal my decision to bid farewell to charters. This boat, this cherished vessel, is now my baby. While friends and family will still grace its decks, a newfound calmness pervades, as I rearrange and organize this space that encapsulates my dreams.

To each and every one of you who has played a part in my journey – those who stepped on board for a charter, those who watched my videos, and my incredible patrons – I owe an immeasurable debt of gratitude. Your unwavering support has breathed life into my dreams, allowing me to keep sailing, even during the stormiest of times. With monthly live streams on Patreon, I now have the profound privilege of connecting faces to the names that have become so familiar, sharing laughter and stories that transcend the confines of a screen.

Just one year ago, I anxiously awaited the completion of my second engine installation, drowning in debt and facing the possibility of selling my beloved boat. Little did I know how much my life would transform, evolving into a tapestry of intertwined businesses and opportunities. Yet, like the tides, I must learn to navigate these new waters, intentionally cutting back on certain ventures to allow others to thrive and flourish.

As I continue to steer this vessel through uncharted territory, the video "I’m DONE; it’s TOO MUCH [ep 68]" serves as a window into the emotional whirlpool that has defined my boat ownership experience. Join me as we delve deeper into the treacherous waters of stress, growth, and the pursuit of dreams. Together, let’s uncover the power of resilience and the beauty that unfolds when we surrender to the waves of uncertainty.

– The Emotional Impact and Stress of Boat Ownership

The emotional impact and stress of boat ownership can be unexpected and overwhelming. One may initially be filled with excitement and optimism, but soon realize that the reality of boat ownership is quite different. Boat owners often face unexpected challenges and expenses, such as engine failure, that can dampen their spirits. This video transcript highlights the personal experience of the speaker, who shares their journey through the ups and downs of owning a boat.

Throughout their boat ownership, the speaker has encountered both rough times and unforgettable moments. While some of these moments were captured on camera, many others were not, making them even more precious. The speaker expresses gratitude towards those who have come aboard their boat, as they have become like family. However, the decision to slow down their charter business and focus on other dreams, such as circumnavigating, has brought about a rush of emotions. Despite the challenges and uncertainties, the speaker acknowledges the support they have received from viewers, patrons, and charter guests, all of whom have played a significant role in keeping their dream alive.

– Reflecting on Memorable Experiences and Connections

Reflecting on the journey of boat ownership, I have come to understand the true meaning of the saying “breakout another thousand.” It goes beyond the financial implications and delves into the emotional impact it has had on me. From the initial setback of my engine failing during the sea trial to the stress of replacing it, boat ownership has been a roller coaster ride of challenges and triumphs.

Despite the rough start, boat ownership has also given me some of the most memorable experiences of my life. While not all of them were captured on camera, they have left an indelible mark on my heart. I have had the privilege of meeting incredible individuals who have stepped aboard my boat and transformed into family. Each person has brought their own unique energy and spirit, creating lasting connections that I am truly grateful for.

– Transitioning from Chartering to Pursuing Personal Dreams and Goals

Transitioning from chartering to pursuing personal dreams and goals has been an emotional journey for me. When I first started working on boats, I had heard the saying “boat stands for breakout another thousand” many times, but I never fully understood its impact until I experienced it firsthand. The immense stress that followed after my original engine failed during a sea trial was overwhelming, but I persevered and replaced it.

Initially, I was eager to jump right into charters and get the ball rolling. The beginning of boat ownership was tough, but it also created some of the most memorable times of my life. While many of these moments were captured, there are plenty more that were not. Over the past year on Seoul de Lamar, everyone who has come on board my boat has become family to me, and I am grateful to have met so many amazing souls.

However, after careful consideration, I have realized that in order to fulfill my dream of circumnavigating and pursue the million other ideas racing through my head, I needed to slow down on chartering. This realization came after months of feeling burnt out from running the charter business, while also watching YouTube and Patreon grow. So, I made the decision to halt charters in January and only resume them in late February.

  • Boat ownership has taught me the value of perseverance and adaptability.
  • Transitioning away from charters has been a rush of emotions, as I clean and reorganize the boat for my own personal journey.
  • I am incredibly grateful to everyone who has supported me, from those who joined me on a charter to my patrons and viewers who have kept my dream alive.

My boat is now my baby, and while I will still welcome friends on board, I am shifting my focus towards my personal goals. I have started monthly live streams on Patreon, allowing me to connect with supporters and put faces behind the names. It means a lot to me to have that personal interaction.

Looking back at where I was just a year ago, waiting for my second engine to be installed and drowning in debt, it is amazing to see how far I have come. I never imagined that I would have to sell the boat, and now I find myself running multiple businesses. However, in order to continue growing, I need to cut back and prioritize. This transition is bittersweet, but I am excited for the new chapter ahead as I pursue my dreams.

– Gratitude for Support and Looking Ahead to the Future

Reflecting on my journey as a boat owner, I am filled with immense gratitude for the incredible support I have received throughout the years. The saying “boat stands for breakout another thousand” has taken on a whole new meaning for me. From the stress of replacing my original engine to the rough beginnings of boat ownership, I have experienced both challenges and unforgettable moments.

While many of these memories were captured, there were countless others that were not. Every person who has come aboard my boat has become like family to me, and I am truly grateful to have crossed paths with such amazing souls. As I bid farewell to my last charter group and cook my final dinner, I am overwhelmed with emotions. These charters have been my last for a reason – I have made the decision to slow down on chartering and instead focus on fulfilling my dream of circumnavigating the world.

In conclusion, the journey of boat ownership has been a rollercoaster ride filled with both joyous and challenging moments. The saying “breakout another thousand” has taken on a whole new meaning, as I have experienced the emotional impact and immense stress that comes with it. Despite the difficulties, the beginning of this adventure has given me some of the most unforgettable memories, although not all of them were captured on camera.

Throughout my time on the boat, every person who stepped on board became like family to me, and I am incredibly grateful for the amazing souls I have met along the way. However, as I reflect on my journey, I have made the difficult decision to step back from charters and focus on fulfilling my dream of circumnavigating and exploring new ideas that have been swirling in my head.

This realization has brought about a rush of emotions, and as I clean and reorganize the boat, I am reminded of the support and love I have received from each one of you. Every charter guest, viewer, and patron has played a significant role in keeping my dream alive, and for that, I am forever grateful.

Although the decision to step away from charters has been tough, I am excited for the new possibilities that lie ahead. My boat is now my baby, and while I will still have friends and family on board, it marks the beginning of a new chapter in my life.

As I continue to grow and explore, I am thankful to have connected with all of you through monthly live streams on Patreon. Seeing and talking to each one of you has brought genuine joy and meaning to this journey, putting faces behind the names and laughs.

Looking back on where I was a year ago, overwhelmed with debt and uncertainty, I can’t help but feel a sense of accomplishment. Despite the challenges, I have managed to overcome and grow. Now, with the need to cut back on certain business ventures in order to continue growing, I am reminded that change is a constant part of life.

In conclusion, while the decision to step away from charters was not an easy one, it is a necessary step in my pursuit of new dreams and adventures. Thank you all for being a part of this incredible journey, and I look forward to what the future holds.


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