“Oh shit. Shit. Shit. Shit.” I usually don’t cuss in blog posts, but technically I didn’t say this. This was a stream of Slack messages that popped up a few days ago and unraveled into the catastrophe that was my weekend. … Read More
In this post, I share why you should start a travel blog (and how to start your own travel blog in 8 steps). Before 2013 I rarely thought about blogging. I didn’t understand the value of it or why people … Read More
Last year, our friend Michelle hosted an AMA on her website. If you haven’t heard of it, AMA stands for Ask Me Anything and the trend started long ago on Reddit. I’ve always wanted to do one, but I don’t … Read More
Two years ago, we bought our Winnebago Brave. After traveling across the lower 48 in a 21-year-old RV, we sighed in relief that we no longer had to worry that we might break down at any given moment. We had … Read More
“Hey, Shane wants to order 50 copies of your book and have us do a book signing in Toronto in three weeks. Want to do it?” “I haven’t even published paperback copies yet!” “But if you do, you’re guaranteed to … Read More
It’s here! It’s here! It’s the week of our RV Entrepreneur Summit! This week is one of our favorite’s of the year and while the conference doesn’t officially kick off until Thursday, it’s already been a blast! We’ve got a … Read More
This is a guest post by Melanie Scroggins. Earlier this year when we released our free course on downsizing, we heard feedback from so many people about the struggle to get rid of stuff. Melanie is the owner and creator of … Read More
Heath and I flew up to New York City this week to speak at Vox Con, a conference for storytellers, where we shared how we started full-time RVing and how we built our business while traveling America. We took the … Read More
Heath and I rarely share stories of our travels on the blog, but looking back over the summer, I have to share how much we loved the Finger Lakes. Back in July, Heath and I spent a couple weeks hanging … Read More
In 2015, we decided to start treating our blog like a business. Making money blogging isn’t easy. It requires trust, diversification, and loyalty. But most of all, it takes time. I love what our friend Nathan said recently: The number … Read More