How two quiet renegades quit the rat race to build a life they wouldn’t need a vacation from
What happens when you throw out the playbook and make your own rules?
David Putnam and Yair Lichtenstein aren’t business gurus. Yet they uprooted their lives for a dream, and for the past two decades have run a thriving, much-beloved surf shop in the heart of the Caribbean. All while keeping the spark of entrepreneurial passion alive.
It’s a lesson in authentic living most of us learn the hard way.
When a high-stress job sent author Marcia Heath to the ER with unexplained memory loss, she was forced to a reckoning. Quitting on medical grounds was easy–but why did she have to be pushed to the breaking point? More worrying, what should she do now?
The answer lay on the shores of Aruba. Inspired by David and Yair’s daring, Marcia found herself compiling their unconventional pursuit of freedom into the book she wished she’d had all along.
Whether you’re ready for a change or just dreaming of one, Little Giant dares you to hit the reset button on your own life and pursue whatever’s been knocking at the door of your heart.
David Putnam (left) and Yair Lichtenstein (right), reluctantly joined Marcia Heath on stage for the book launch. Bula Surf Shop’s visionary cofounders are notoriously private.
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