Some days living in an RV drives me crazy. It’s a small space, dishes pile up after a single meal, and you have to constantly dump your own… well, you know. However, on the better days of living in an RV, … Read More
Last year I quit my job and spent 200 days traveling around the country in an RV, working hourly wage jobs. This wasn’t something I had planned out for years. As a kid I didn’t grow up, wanting to go … Read More
When you travel to all 50 states, there are a few states that rise above as ideal places to vacation. Colorado, Florida, California, for example. But there’s one state in particular that is a cut above the rest: Hawaii. As … Read More
I said work way too many times in that title, oh well. Happy Monday! I just finished reading The Art of Work by Jeff Goins. It’s a book about finding your calling and the path to your life’s work. It honestly … Read More
This is a guest post written by Michelle Chang, who Alyssa and I met at World Domination Summit in 2014. Her and her husband, Jedd, have been traveling around the world full-time for the last few years. What I loved … Read More
A few months before hitting the road last year, Alyssa and I went for a walk around our apartment complex in Austin. We were talking about the future and getting married, traveling, and how much of an adventure it was going … Read More
One year ago I was living in Austin, Texas. I was engaged to be married, had recently graduated from college, had a great job, and a great community of close friends. Austin was great, and Alyssa and I were comfortable … Read More
You’ve read their books. You’ve commented on their blog, and you follow their Twitter feed. They are the funny ones, the New York Times Best Sellers, and people who are living the life you one day hope to live. If … Read More
As a kid I was a poor sport when playing games. I would lose and lose. Then, when I would finally win a round I’d walk away, claiming, “I’m the winner! I’m done!” Yes, I was that kid. Everyone would be … Read More
In 2014, I drove–well, let’s not lie, my husband drove–across all 48 states. We’ve explored each state, getting to know the people, seeing the sites, and experiencing all of their highways. We’ve seen some amazing parts of the country with jaw dropping … Read More