This Swiss man quit his job, sold all his belongings, and moved to Africa to rescue

So far, we have read many stories about people who decide to give up everything - their comfort, luxury apartment, a well-paid job and other advantages of having a comfortable life - to escape the ordinary, travel the world and live a 'real' life.

We admit that we envy these people for their courage, we think they are lucky because they had the right circumstances or simply had enough money to do it. Who would argue against endless vacations, the feeling of adventure, new experiences and traveling all over the world?

The 26-year-old Swiss, Dean Schneider, proves that you don't need the right circumstances or a lot of money to live your dream. The only thing you need is courage.

More than a year ago, he built up enough courage to quit his job as a financial planner in Switzerland, sell everything he had at the time, travel to South Africa and found the Hakuna Mipaka club on a 300-hectare property to serve lions born in captivity.

There is also a separate area for other wild animals like zebras, kudu, impalas, hyenas or even baboons living in the wild.