Handling mail, banking, and legal documents can be a challenge for full-time travelers. Learn how to go paperless, manage your finances, and stay compliant on the road with these essential tips!
Stay fit, refreshed, and clutter-free on the road with a Planet Fitness membership. From hot showers to massage chairs, discover how it simplifies van life and tiny living.
When life takes an unexpected turn, it’s tempting to rush into the next chapter. But real clarity comes from pausing, reflecting, and asking the hard questions—so you can move forward with confidence.
This is a great technique to use when deciding what to keep and what to let go of.
Struggling to decide what stays and what goes? Every item in your life either lifts you up or weighs you down. In this blog, we’ll explore how to make those tough decisions, clear out the clutter, and create a space that supports your journey on the road and beyond.
Breakdowns can happen when you least expect them, but being prepared makes all the difference. In this blog, we’ll cover what to do if your vehicle gives out on the road, how to stay safe, troubleshoot, and get back on track. Learn some key tips for preventing issues before they arise.
In this blog, we’ll dive into the art of downsizing—without holding back. I’m a firm believer in going all in, being decisive, and being ruthless when it comes to letting go of things. It’s about clearing the clutter and keeping only what truly serves your journey
Michele, a 65-year-old independent woman, embraced vanlife after years of research and downsizing to fit her new nomadic lifestyle. In the spring of 2020, she hit the road in her 2019 Ram Promaster 2500, customizing her van as she traveled. Her journey taught her the power of letting go of material possessions and finding community on the road. Now, with her two dogs, Tiki and Bali, she thrives in a life of freedom, discovering new places and building lasting friendships.
Continuing the lifelong tradition of traveling and camping, she decided in her 60s, after the men in her life didn’t want to travel her way, to purchase a skoolie, convert it herself and cont.
inue her traveling with her cat
Let’s get one thing straight—I am a coffee drinker. And not just in the casual, “I enjoy a cup now and then” way. No, coffee on the road is an essential part of my morning routine, a sacred ritual, and quite honestly, a public safety measure. No one needs me operating heavy machinery (or making…
