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Guilherme Sucena transitioned from a 30-year corporate career in multinational meat processing to full-time liveaboard sailing.0:47 After deciding to pursue a life at sea in the early 1980s, he spent decades balancing traditional societal expectations—marriage, career, and academia—before liquidating his assets, including his home and car, in 2015.0:45 To prepare for this lifestyle, he completed an intensive sailing certification course in Fort Lauderdale, Florida.1:54 The program required studying technical English and performing maneuvers on a 50-foot vessel, culminating in a practical exam overseen by a retired naval captain.2:55 Sucena emphasizes the importance of simplicity and self-sufficiency, maintaining his own boat systems, including pumps and engines.6:29 His progression through boat ownership began with a 17-foot wooden Gemini, followed by a Bruma 19, a Velamar 22, and eventually a 30-foot Cal Boats 30.6:47 He attributes his philosophy of detachment from material possessions to the ancient Cynic school of thought, prioritizing virtue and freedom over corporate status.4:24

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