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I used to explore abandoned places as a kid. When I started exploring them again as an adult, I made a career out of it.

The writer explored abandoned places as a kid, but he turned it into his career in adulthood. Abandoned places also help him heal his mental health.

By: Business Insider

Jul 26 2024
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I used to explore abandoned places as a kid. When I started exploring them again as an adult, I made a career out of it.

The author has explored abandoned places since he was a kid.Courtesy of Blake Pfeil

I explored abandoned spaces as a kid, learning to harness my imagination as a space for healing.
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