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*Disclaimer: This post is part of a content series sponsored by Camping World. All opinions are our own. By now you’ve heard or read about the massive shifts happening in the world of work. More and more jobs (and entire companies) are going completely virtual or remote – meaning that there is no need for […]
This is a guest post by Christina Pate, who travels full-time with her husband and dog Ted and documents her RV life lessons learned at TravelsWithTed.com. There is a common misconception that you have to be an entrepreneur in order to travel full time. While being your own boss may make the transition […]
This is a guest post by Daniel Msanii, the avid hiker and camper behind CampingManiacs.com. Camping Maniacs is a platform where Daniel shares his outdoor experience, gives advice on the same and ultimately helps the enthusiastic camping and hiking community. As far back as the year 2011, a study carried out by the University […]
This post is part two of a three part blog post series on writing and self-publishing a book on Amazon. In part one, I shared the first three steps of the process, which I called the Pre-Writing phase. These steps were setting goals, mindmapping, and outlining your book. If you haven’t yet, you can read […]
Okay, I know this title is a bit dramatic sounding. But truthfully, blogging was the bridge between closing the door on one chapter of my life to a new beginning and achieving a new dream. If you’re considering starting a blog or are currently building and growing a blog, I believe it could possibly change […]
Disclosure: This post contains affiliate links, meaning if you purchase any products or resources we recommend through the links we provide, we will receive a small commission at no additional cost to you. However, we will never recommend a service or product that we don’t 100% believe in and love/use ourselves. Shortly after launching our […]
Even before we started full-time RVing, we have always loved to travel. Whether it’s living in Costa Rica, going on weekend getaways, or taking yearly international “bucket list” trips, we travel as often as we can. It became clear that many people assume we’re independently wealthy, or that we’re racking up credit card debt. But, […]
