If you want to work on the road, you need RV internet. Which unfortunately isn’t as simple as setting up internet in a house. Today we are bringing back Chris and Cherie of RV Mobile Internet to share the … Read More
This podcast isn’t an interview like normal. At the beginning of the year, we got a voicemail from a listener asking for advice. How do you balance between doing the work you love and the work that pays? Turns out … Read More
Paige loves the law. She’s been working in the industry for over 20 years, but once she made it to the top—general counsel—she suddenly realized that she made it to where she wanted to be. And now she was … Read More
Sometimes you come up with a great business idea. It’s something you know you would use. And when you get someone else to test it, you realize that it doesn’t solve the right problem. This is what Reet faced when … Read More
How do you get Mindy Kaling to wear a sweater you knit in your RV? Krista has been knitting for years. After graduating college, she started teaching knitting classes at yarn shops. One day as she was working from … Read More
Can we talk about the fact that 2020 is ALMOST OVER?! The end of the year—any year—is always my favorite time. Not just because of Christmas, but the twinkling lights and apple cider definitely help. But because we are about … Read More
This is a guest post from my friend Lindsey Nubern, author of 501 Questions: A Travel Game. Earlier this year, I asked Heath, “Should I update my book?” It’s a few years old and there were a few out of … Read More
So last month we bought a house. It’s huge. I mean life-decision-wise it’s huge. It’s just a normal house in an exceptionally beautiful part of Colorado. We are no longer full-time RVers. Which means I feel EXTRA pressure to deliver … Read More
We bought a house. Like a real house, not a home on wheels. After six amazing years of travel and RV adventures, Heath and I now have our first ever permanent address here in southwestern Colorado. We said back … Read More
I think it’s really easier if you can to take your job remote than to start a business. It’s one less new thing to learn. Back in the corporate world, Camille thrived in HR. She focused on job placement, … Read More
