LEARN HOW TO LIVE THE FUCK IT LIFE WITH JOHN & GAIA
John & Gaia have been running Fuck It Retreats in Italy for 18 years.
They wrote the international bestselling F**k It books.
They spend their days bringing the power of F**k It to people around the world in the form of the books, retreats, online courses, membership programmes and even 1-to-1.
This is our Facebook page, with 1.7 million followers.
Some Popular F**k It Videos for Your Delectation –
The Original F**k It Video
About ‘F**k It’ being a spiritual way – we created this video for the release of the first book back in 2008.
It gained half a million views pretty quickly.
‘Face Your Fear’ Video
This is an extract from the ‘F**k It Therapy’ book, set to one of John’s F**k It tracks.
We all get scared, this is how F**k It can work around that fear.
Shocking F**k It Retreats Video
We still get complaints about this one – it features our boys (eight at the time) talking about how tough life is and how ‘F**k It helps you survive.
F**k It Do What You Love Book
This is for the book ‘F**k It – Do What You Love’.
It’s a message from aliens to humankind – encouraging us to do what we love.
The F**k It Blogs
Paradise Found
Back in 2002, wandering around Italy in a camper van,
our one year old twin boys in the back,
we were, in a rather leisurely way,
looking for a bit of paradise,
to park our van, to renovate a farmhouse, to welcome people to our retreat centre.
When we were told there was a WHOLE HILL for sale,
in a protected and wild valley near the renaissance jewel of Urbino, with two abandoned farmhouses,
we strapped the boys into their child seats and headed into the hills.
Meet The Volcano – The Relaxing Stromboli Retreat
If you haven't met before, we'd like to introduce you to the volcano. This is where we do our Ridiculously Relaxed Retreat. Stromboli.Not 'Vulcano', a nearby volcanic island (with a dormant volcano) from where we get the word 'volcano',but the volcano of STROMBOLI,...
Grumpy Thanksgiving
We have instead taken on the whole Black Friday thing with relish these last few years.
Which seems a pity.
We’ve ignored a festival devoted to giving thanks, and embraced a chance to shop instead.