I’m convinced that no one has to make more decisions on any given day than an RVer. (Okay, except maybe the president.) How far do we want to drive today? How much should I fill up the fresh water tank? … Read More
Last summer, Heath and I found the perfect venue for our next RV Entrepreneur Summit. It boasted lakefront RV sites, had meeting rooms large enough for a few hundred people, and even offered onsite dining options so people never had … Read More
When you’re first starting out as an entrepreneur or small business owner, it’s easy for people to not take you seriously. Heck, it’s easy to not to take yourself seriously—hello imposter syndrome! For Heath and I, we were young, inexperienced, … Read More
1,724. That’s how many days we were officially full-time RVers. We’ve driven a lot of RVs in that time, trying out Class A, B, and C motorhomes. I’d like to think that we know what we are doing when it … Read More
Love what you do and you’ll never work a day in your life. What a load of crap. We’ve all heard that phrase before, usually used to inspire people to start their own business or chase after their dream job. … Read More
Our niece Emily has always lovingly referred to our RV(s) as our “wheel homes”, which is absolutely adorable. Alyssa and I named our first RV Franklin, after the children’s book about Franklin the turtle (because we were slow as a … Read More
What we talk about in this episode: In this podcast episode, Heath and I talk through how we changed up our process for setting goals in 2019. We struggled more this year than any other year to set goals and … Read More
A few times this year I’ve gotten an RVing question I didn’t expect: Why do people stop full-time RVing? The question scared me because I heard it twice in one week—the exact week Heath and I decided that after our tour … Read More
Every year, I set a goal for how many books I want to read. In 2015, it was 10. This past year, I worked my goal all the way up to 52. One book a week all year long. My … Read More
Every year, Heath and I spend a good portion of December looking back on the past year reflecting on what went well and what didn’t go so well. Our friend Chris calls it an “Annual Review” which I love because … Read More