Rob is an adventurer, is a globetrotter, activist, and just a human being having any kind of effect. His motivation is to incite wellbeing, satisfaction, and flexibility on Earth and he has committed his life to this mission. He has cycled over the United States, twice, on a bamboo bike, went 1,000 days without showering, and has dove into a large number of dumpsters crosswise over America, all to motivate positive social and ecological change.
He lives in San Diego, California in a fifty-square foot little home. His amazing undertakings and activism battles might seem unattainable at first look. Yet, inside of them are a plenitude of straightforward lessons and tips that can be adjusted into any life to live with more satisfaction, wellbeing, and flexibility.
He says he is in a constant battle to have so much while others I have so little. There is such a gap in riches the rich with more than they can long for wasting endlessly and the terrible with frequently sufficiently only to make it to the following month of bills. This is not for the purpose of sluggishness; this is for the purpose of covetousness in the public eye, absence of sympathy, and a general feeling of shakiness making a feeling that we require more. He doesn’t feel that he can loan both of his hands in living so as to convey energy to the frail on the high side of inequity.
He is presently transitioning further into this life of non-possession that he has picked. He wants to advance devote himself to the causes he has faith in. He won’t be doing this from the solace of his home however. This is something should be amongst the general population, in the boulevards, in others homes, in the schools and group focuses, and soaked in nature.