Disconnected - Gajewski, Christopher
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In 2020, The Covid-19 pandemic swept across the world like a tsunami, uprooting the anchors that create our identities. With his marriage in shambles, Christopher Gajewski was already adrift. He had sold his business, listed his house, and planned to take refuge overseas-from what his friends and family called a midlife crisis. The lockdown changed everything. Upset that the world's existential dilemma was interfering with his own, he finally shook free of the Covid Hibernation and set off across America...and into himself. Instead of diving into the Adriatic surf, he plunged into a unique and…mehr

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In 2020, The Covid-19 pandemic swept across the world like a tsunami, uprooting the anchors that create our identities. With his marriage in shambles, Christopher Gajewski was already adrift. He had sold his business, listed his house, and planned to take refuge overseas-from what his friends and family called a midlife crisis. The lockdown changed everything. Upset that the world's existential dilemma was interfering with his own, he finally shook free of the Covid Hibernation and set off across America...and into himself. Instead of diving into the Adriatic surf, he plunged into a unique and sleeping America. This book is a chronicle of that odyssey: 152 days on the road, to all 50 states, almost 40,000 miles, and lots of coffee as he wandered into America and himself.
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A graduate of the University of Miami, Coral Gables, in 1997, and alumni of the University of Glasgow, Christopher Gajewski began his first column, The Coffee Chronicles, in 2001. He is a former many things such as US Infantry, Chef, and Orthodontic Laboratory Owner. He is now focusing on mental health advocacy. He launched his podcast in 2022 despite his speech impediment, a stutter. He might be a lousy golfer, but he does not cheat. His rescue dog, Sami, allows him to live in the house and provide her with meals and indestructible toys that she destroys. As long as he has his coffee in the morning, everything will be okay. His website on depression and mental health can be found at www.friendsofgina.com.His personal website and far too much information can be found at www.thechrischronicles.com