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- Gap year. In 2018, Ania Smith and her husband quit their jobs at Airbnb and Glassdoor, respectively, to take an adult gap year. They pulled their three kids—then 6, 8, and 10—out of school in the Bay Area’s Marin County and enrolled them in school in Buenos Aires. Meanwhile, Smith and her husband studied Spanish and took up horseback riding, drumming, and dance.
Six years later, Smith is back in Silicon Valley as the CEO of TaskRabbit. She isn’t sure if she would be in the role today without her gap year, but she’s certain the experience shaped her perspective on work and life.
