Inspiring adventurous souls and socially conscious hearts
Inspiring adventurous souls and socially conscious hearts
My number one cost of living reduction from full-time van-life came from eliminating rent, which was only possible thanks to free camping sites. From camping on public land to camper-friendly parking lots; this post includes all my tips and tricks for finding free camping spots while living and traveling on the road. Whether you are …
I started blogging in 2013 as a way to update friends and family of my travels and I didn’t start attempting to monetize my blog as a business until late 2017. At which point, I had quit my NYC job, bought a van, and hit the road full-time. In 2018, my hobby travel and lifestyle …
I drastically lowered my cost of living by moving into a van, and you probably can too! This post goes into detail about the real cost of van life, breaks down all my expenses, and provides tips for saving up for life on the road.
I now call myself a nomadic digital storyteller, but it took me over a year to figure out how to earn a remote income. Since I finally cracked the code on how to make enough money to sustain my dream life and become location independent, I figured I’d share how I do it for anyone …
My cousin Chelsea has been traveling full-time with her husband and dog all over the U.S. and Mexico for over a year now, and I thought her experience would be extremely useful to my readers looking for ways to make a remote income. Written by: Chelsea Burk on March 9, 2018 Everything my husband and …
When planning a backpacking trip, there are a few essentials to keep in mind to make the most out of your wilderness experience. The supplies you pack can make or break your adventure. This post contains tips on how to get started and plan your trip, gear suggestions and a complete backpacking packing list.
When I told my friends and family that I was going to teach English abroad, I got many reactions, ranging from “You don’t speak Spanish, so how can you teach English in South America?” to “that’s not a real job.”
In May of 2017, I bought a used Ford Transit and began converting it into an off-grid mobile home named Casper. The van build took about 2 months while working on it part-time and cost about $3,480.