Literaly...making a living from a sailboat

One of the bloggers, Danielle, said "why don't you literaly make a living on a sailboat by taking people on the boat for a day or weekend to think through their career dreams". I just stared, like a deer staring at headlights, and after a long pause said "Cool!".
It was successful when I took teenagers on 7-day canoe trips to dream about their futures. There is just something about getting away from the hussel-and-bussel of daily life in order to step back and take a look at your life.
Danielle, who is trained in art therapy, suggesting taking time on the sailboat to read, write, and draw. Again, something I find extremely beneficial as I sit, here, in my sailboat every morning. I think the drawing would be a lot more therapeutic anchored in a cove off Georgiana Island in Lake Simcoe.
Would you spend a day on a sailboat just to get an idea of your work dreams and future?

Waiting for the future.

Sometimes you have to visit the past to see the future. I mean, connect with joys and interests to understand what you really need in work. I spent many of my summers, as a teen, on canoe trips and at art camp. We'd draw and paint beautiful landscapes in a Group of Seven style.
Sitting in my frozen boat, listing to Across the Universe soundtrack, sipping espresso, and drawing brings back many dreams and aspirations. It's a good past time while trying to figure out the future. What do you do?