The Kids Are Gone. Where Do You Come In?
After the empty nest, women describe an inner revolution. Decades for everyone else. Now what about you?
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You Don’t Have to Wait to Start Living Like a Traveler (Part 2)
You have got the dream and you are not quite ready to leave yet. That is okay. Here are ten specific things you can start doing today that will make you more prepared, more confident, and a whole lot clearer on what you actually want when the time comes.
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One Brave Hour: How a Quick Decluttering Reset Helped Helga Reclaim Her Future
After a tough breakup and a year of mounting clutter, Helga was stuck, mentally and physically. With just one brave hour, a clear plan, and a little tough love, she reset her space and took the first real step toward her nomadic dreams.
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Is it Running Away or Finding Yourself on the Road?
Are you running away or finally finding yourself? If you feel the pull of the road and wonder what’s really behind it, you’re not alone. This post helps you get honest about your motives, your mindset, and the messy but beautiful process of stepping into the life you actually want.
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Two Women, One Bald, and the Magic of Max Patch
On a short but scenic hike at Max Patch, I met two incredible trail stewards, Sally and Adrian, who shared insights about the land, its recent closure, and its slow recovery. This iconic Appalachian bald serves up 360° views and a healthy dose of perspective on how we treat wild places.
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Learning to Be Alone (Without Feeling Lonely)
Spending time alone doesn’t have to feel isolating. In fact, learning how to enjoy your own company can be one of the most empowering skills you develop, especially if you’re planning to travel or live a nomadic lifestyle. In this post, we explore how solo experiences can lead to greater confidence, clarity, and connection.
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How Living Out of a Backpack Reveals What Really Matters
Living out of a backpack isn’t just about traveling light — it’s about uncovering what truly matters. When you strip away the extras, you find freedom, clarity, and a deeper connection to yourself and the world around you.
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Sleeping Safe: The Art of Feeling Secure in Your Vehicle at Night
Learn the simple tricks that help you feel safer, calmer, and more comfortable when sleeping in your van, RV, or car—whether you’re in the woods or a Walmart parking lot.
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Moochdocking Etiquette
Moochdocking—parking your rig on a friend’s driveway or private land—relies on trust, kindness, and community. Whether you’re the host or the guest, this guide shares essential etiquette tips to make the experience smooth, respectful, and even heartwarming.
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The Simple Life: Two Paths, One Goal
Sometimes, simplifying is a slow and steady process, while other times, it’s best to rip off the band-aid and get it done fast. In this blog, we’ll take a closer look at both approaches and help you decide which one works best for you.
