Meet Eva Outram, UK woman who quit her $58,000 NHS job; now lives in a caravan and saves $3,200 a month

Meet Eva Outram, UK woman who quit her $58,000 NHS job after surviving 23 days in the wilderness; now lives in a caravan, teaches outdoor skills and saves $3,200 a monthFor 23 days, Eva Outram lived in the Canadian wilderness, where finding food, surviving without modern comforts and dealing with isolation became part of her daily routine. But when the 28-year-old British woman returned home from the survival reality show 'Alone', it was not the wilderness she wanted to leave behind. Instead, she began questioning the life she had built around a steady job, a mortgage and the expectation that success meant settling into a conventional routine. She eventually quit her $58,000-a-year job with the UK's National Health Service (NHS), moved into a caravan with her partner and embraced a life centred on outdoor adventures. Today, the couple say they save around $3,200 every month.According to reports by PEOPLE, Outram had been working as an NHS project manager and living in a two-bedroom flat in Leeds, England. Her annual salary was about $58,000, but mortgage payments, bills and other living expenses left her feeling as though she was working primarily to maintain her lifestyle.Her expe...