Today is part two of five in a series on writing, launching and selling your first book, where we are digging into what we learned in the process of writing my first book Living in an RV and what helped … Read More
Today we’re starting a five-part series on how to write, publish, and launch your first self-published book. Heath graciously agreed (after only a few months of nagging, mind you) to let me come on the podcast and share all my … Read More
On today’s episode I’m interviewing Tina Stanaitis and Eric Oakley. Tina and Eric are full-time RVers and professional disc golfers who also run Whale Sacs, a company that makes tie on grip bags that help to dry your hands while … Read More
It finally happened. We found the PERFECT campsite. It’s free. It’s beautiful. You get to listen to the waves and watch the sunset over mountains. What else could you possibly want?! This is just one amazing campsite here in NZ. … Read More
Today on the show I’m bringing back on a couple of guests who I had on the podcast a couple years ago — Kathy and Peter Holcombe. Kathy and Peter are two of the most adventurous people I’ve ever met. … Read More
For years before The RV Entrepreneur Podcast launched, Heath wanted to start a podcast. He would tell me about this dream of his about once a month and I would ask “What would you podcast be about?” And he would … Read More
Heath somehow convinced me we should do a sunrise workout together. It was horrible. Okay so maybe we AREN’T the best people to ask for advice. But here is our actual fitness regimen: How We Stay Fit While RVing 1. … Read More
Today on the podcast, I’m interviewing Kara and Nate Buchanan, who were recently voted the best in Travel on Youtube at the 10th annual shorty awards. They are getting close to publishing their 500th travel vlog (just in the past … Read More
Every year, I set a goal for how many books I want to read. This year my goal is to read 52 books—or one book a week. So you could say I’m a sucker for any lists suggesting books to … Read More
When Heath and I first started RVing, our lifestyle was going to be temporary. The RV would help us visit all 50 states in a year, and then we’d be back to life as normal in Texas. But by the … Read More