I think once (maybe twice?) before I’ve done a Q&A episode here on the podcast and today’s is random, but comes from our RV Entrepreneur Facebook group where Brittany posted a question about working with brands. We’ve worked with quite … Read More
This is a guest post by Camille Attell. We met Camille at our first RV Entrepreneur Summit back in 2017 when she had just started RVing full-time with her husband Bryce. Back before the road called, Camille worked for 20 … Read More
Losing your money is never fun, but losing the money that is the seed investment to your company is even worse. This happened to Jess, but she didn’t let it stop her from creating a company that has now donated … Read More
When Alyssa and I first started traveling the US in 2014, this blog (previously HeathPadgett.com & AlyssaPadgett.com, respectively) was a primary focus for us. We wrote new posts several times per week and sometimes daily. Over the past year or … Read More
We don’t ditch the 9-5 to work 9-9 in our little offices. How do you build a business that supports your family while also leaving enough room to live the RV lifestyle? That’s the question Dani asked when she saw … Read More
A few years ago, I saw a tweet that has stuck with me. Someone asked what was the best way to fund a new company. The person replied “Customers.” There are a few routes you can go when you start … Read More
When you’re an entrepreneur, sometimes you have to do it all. Sales, marketing, IT, support—you’ll wear every hat in a day. But as your business grows, you won’t have time to do it all well. Once Heath finally hired a … Read More
“See what’s working, and then double-click on it.” Joel Holland bought Harvest Hosts in 2018 and in under two years he has grown it dramatically (I recommend going back to episode 157 before you listen to this one if you … Read More
With the end of the year comes the stress of the holidays and wrapping up all your business finances. Exactly the kind of the thing you want to stress over as you’re celebrating Christmas, right? Today’s interview is designed to … Read More
An Italianio campeggio is not unlike an American RV resort. They are massive, clean, and offer your basic amenities like electricity bathhouses, dump stations, shade trees, etc. But where Italian campgrounds really excel is in their culture. Europeans are known for … Read More
