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Rob, Dom and Mikey were fed up with the corporate treadmill. When they decided to change careers, they looked for a website to help them escape - except there wasnt one. So they started their own. Three years later and they have started a movement called Escape the City. Over 100,000 people have joined www.escapethecity.org in pursuit of exciting and unconventional careers. They are the first online start-up in the world to raise more than 500,000 in investment equity crowdfunding - and they did this entirely from their own membership.
The Escape Manifesto is the book that the guys wish they had read three years ago on the London Underground when they were commuting back and forth from their corporate cubicles. It is an inspirational call to action, packed with practical advice and encouragement. If you work in a corporate job that doesnt make you tick and you have ever wondered whether there is more to life, this book is for you. Step off the corporate treadmill - find an exciting job, start your own business, or go on a big adventure. Stop dreaming, start planning and do something different!
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Fab book- inspired me to plan my escape in Jan 2014 to India to clear my head after 29 years in social work then starting my own business. If not now, when?! - Fionna

My inspiration to take the step out of banking was driven by your book. I had been thinking about it for about a year but I kept putting off leaving the salaried job, that is until a friend left work and handed me a copy. - Selina

The Escape Manifesto is a fantastic book. Page after page really hit the note with me..... Im leaving my city job to take some time out travelling South America and see what happens! - Scott

The Manifesto has really helped me in my decision and continuing motivation to leave consulting. So, Id like to say a massive thank you. - Victoria

Im so excited to have escaped!! Thanks to the Escape Manifesto for giving me the motivation and push I needed to seek out opportunities I can be passionate about. - Australian Lawyer in London

Id like to let you know that your website and book! helped me escape my job as management consultant in the Netherlands. I will be moving to Sri Lanka this November to work as general manager of a turtle conservation project, with my girlfriend. I found the job on your site. Im so excited! - Andre

I lost track of the number of times I stopped to read out passages to my wife which expressed the exact same thoughts and emotions as Id been feeling myself, its always good to know youre not the first to have felt this way. I got a bit carried away with the highlighter and have built a to-do list off the back of it. - Graham

Loving the Escape manifesto, Im planning my escape from finance to conservation for August 2014. - Scott

Your book is by my bed making notes from the money chapter... hopefully Ill have news soon. - Victoria

Im reading your book right now. Im halfway through but I couldnt resist contacting you before I finish it. It is the perfect reference for finding a new career path and escaping the status quo and pressure from society - very good book! - Daniel

Your book has made me feel so good about my situation and I now believe Im doing all the right things to give my plans a good old go. Life is so short and you have nothing to lose. Nothing!!! - Ed

Even the shittiest day brightens up when I read your blog, your book or just the pics you post on Facebook. - Dagmar

Well chaps, I did it! Quit my job in senior leadership in a blue chip corporate. Now what???? Halfway thru your book...

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Rob, Dom and Mikey were fed up with the corporate treadmill. When they decided to change careers, they looked for a website to help them escape except there wasn't one. So they started their own. Three years later and they have started a movement called Escape the City. Over 100,000 people have joined www.escapethecity.org in pursuit of exciting and unconventional careers. They are the first online start-up in the world to raise more than 500,000 in investment equity crowdfunding and they did this entirely from their own membership.

The Escape Manifesto is the book that the guys wish they had read three years ago on the London Underground when they were commuting back and forth from their corporate cubicles. It is an inspirational call to action, packed with practical advice and encouragement. If you work in a corporate job that doesn't make you tick and you have ever wondered whether there is more to life, this book is for you. Step off the corporate treadmill find an exciting job, start your own business, or go on a big adventure. Stop dreaming, start planning and do something different!

The Escape Manifesto is a wonderful resource for anyone looking to move away from the corporate world and into a job they love. From the whys to the whats to the hows, this guide will help you take that leap once and for all.

Alexis Grant, Entrepreneurial Writer and Managing Editor of Brazen Life

Not only does The Escape Manifesto provide an essential step-by-step guide to breaking out of the corporate world and pursuing a more meaningful career, but it also shows you that you are not alone in your quest for a more fulfilling life and that the fears you may have are natural and symptomatic of the society within which we live. The Escape Manifesto really is a must-read for anyone sitting in their cubicle daydreaming about what else could be.

Chris Mooney, Ex-IBM, Ex-Citigroup

Most people don't know why they're doing what they're doing. They imitate others, go with the flow, and follow paths without making their own. These guys get it that's why the world needs The Escape Manifesto.

Derek Sivers, Founder of CD Baby and Author of Anything You Want

I consider Mike, Rob and Dom as trusted peers and collaborators in our joint mission to lay a clear, secure and viable path for corporate employees who want to leave and start a business. Their advice is sound, and their experience is based on success in the real world. Buy the book!

Pamela Slim, Author of Escape from Cubicle Nation

The Escape Manifesto provides practical and fully relatable advice to help anyone explore the notion that their work life can be more fulfilling. If you feel stuck and helpless, just commit to one thing read this book. Everyone has a choice to find joy in their work; Rob, Dom, and Mikey have conveniently paved the road towards that.

Julie Clow, Author of The Work Revolution

The Escape Manifesto is a call-to-action for all unfulfilled corporate drones open your eyes to the universe of opportunities, be brave and make the leap of faith into the unknown. You will not regret it!

Guy Livingstone, Co-founder and President of Tough Mudder

The Escape Manifesto is that extra push of encouragement most of us need to disrupt our traditional patterns of thought, in order to get what we really want out of our careers, relationships and lives.

Rachael Chong, Founder of Catchafire

Do as they say and do as they do. These guys have the keys to the chain that's keeping you locked to your desk. Time to escape.

Jeff Jarvis, Author of What Would Google Do?

In a world of conformists we need organisations who are prepared to do things differently. How many other start-ups would turn down venture capital in order to raise 600,000 from their own members? An important book for anyone interested in stepping off the treadmill.

Darren Westlake, Crowdcube

Our minds can be our worst enemies when it comes to making big life decisions. The important thing to remember is that we aren't meant to find ourselves it is through action that we create ourselves. The Escape Manifesto is a potent reminder of the power of initiative over procrastination. Do something. Start by reading this book. But to change your life, then go out and do something different!

Rob Archer, Founder of The Career Psychologist

So many of us end up following conventional career paths without being aware of the alternatives. It is so easy to get stuck climbing the corporate ladder. Read this book, plan your transition, and then make a positive change for yourself. Or don't, and in 10 years' time you'll always think what if!

Frank Yeung, Ex-Investment Banker, Founder of Poncho 8

The Escape Manifesto makes excuses for not changing the status quo in your career strangely disappear. You've been warned, if you read this book, stuff will happen. I also met my wife at the launch party of Escape the City. These guys have all the answers.

Ben Keene, Social Entrepreneur, Founder of Tribewanted

The world is filled with potentially brilliant people living mediocre lives; anyone who says that this is how it has to be deserves to be whacked around the head with this book.

Dave Cornthwaite, Adventurer

This is a fantastic resource for anyone wanting to step off the treadmill and make a big change in their life. Great to see a book that is down-to-earth, easy to navigate and doesn't preach. It will prove just the catalyst and enabler that so many people need to help them on their way.

Sarah Outen, Ocean Rower, Adventurer

Seriously inspirational. A revolutionary handbook for the unfulfilled workers of the world.

Roman Krznaric, Author of How to Find Fulfilling Work and Co-Founder of The School of Life

People often say to me: I wish I could do what you do. The correct answer is, of course, that they can. They just don't think they can. Here is a book aimed at turning that wish into a reality.

Alastair Humphreys, Adventurer, Author, Speaker

Darwin actually advised us that those who survived weren't the fittest, but the most adaptable. As industrialism winds down many more of us are realising that the old boxes no longer work, neither emotionally or economically. The Escape team have distilled the special sauce that will help those willing to be defined not by what they own but by what they create to live lives of passion, authenticity and (crucially) have a lot of fun doing it. The world is shifting. Ride the wave. Escape the City.

Mark Stevenson, Founder of The League of Pragmatic Optimists, Author of An Optimist's Tour of the Future

If I'd had this book years ago, I would have spared myself a lot of agonising and heartache. Rob and Dom have a no-nonsense approach that is grounded in the reality of their own escape and having helped thousands of others to step off the travelator. If you have suddenly woken up in a job you're not sure you should be in, this book is a no-brainer.

Tom Rippin, Founder of On Purpose (Ex-McKinsey)

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