On this week's episode of the podcast/vlog, I keep hearing all this hype around defining Overlanding and what makes a "real" Overlander. On top of that, I know that I feel pressure all the time to get the newest, coolest, and most expensive gear or rig (Bronco anyone?).
So, I wanted to talk through how to avoid the hype. How can you be yourself and enjoy Overlanding without worrying too much about defining the passion or trying to fit into a mold? How can you be an Overlander that isn't defined by others' opinions or thoughts on what makes a "real" Overlander?
So, let's chat about it. Drop your thoughts and comments below so we can chat about what you think about the topic! Thanks for watching/listening!
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