Running with the Bulls
Running with the Bulls by David Kitching, published independently on August 23, 2017, is a travel narrative that explores themes of self-discovery and the pursuit of personal goals. In this 152-page book, the author reflects on the moments that define a life well-lived, particularly in the wake of his best friend’s premature death. This revelation prompts him to embark on a transformative journey from Patagonia to Easter Island, seeking experiences that had previously eluded him.
Readers will find a candid exploration of the motivations behind travel and the importance of seizing opportunities before it’s too late. The narrative delves into the author’s quest to confront feelings of regret and frustration, emphasizing the significance of living fully and intentionally. Through his adventures, Kitching illustrates how travel can serve as a catalyst for personal growth and fulfillment, encouraging readers to consider their own aspirations and the experiences they wish to pursue.
Official synopsis Publisher
Imagine languishing on your death bed. In your fevered state you judge yourself. You’ve led a pretty decent life, worked hard, always provided for the family. But there’s one thing missing. A country you never visited perhaps, an activity or experience you never got to try. Something you always wanted to do but life and duty got in the way. How would you feel? Helpless, frustrated, angry with yourself even ….At the premature funeral of his best friend the author has a revelation, an epiphany. He decides enough is enough. His fateful decision launches him on a marathon trip of self-discovery spanning Patagonia to Easter Island. If this book is anything, it’s about the importance of achieving your goals in life whilst you still can. It’s about ensuring you never look back in anger.
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