Category: Nomad Interviews
Early Retiree Finds Joy In Her Journey – with a Full-Time RV Life!
Theresa was working out of a cubicle at the US Department of Veterans Affairs when she got the urge to retire. Working on Veteran’s Disability Claims exposed her to this unpleasant fact: retirement in old age in not guaranteed—life can change in an instant. For more than fifteen years, disability cases moved across her desk. “That’s a long time to be stuck,” Theresa said, “even if you love it. I loved helping veterans, but I decided I needed to do something more with life.” She searched and found a way: she could retire early by living full-time in an RV.
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Less Stuff — More Joy: Meet Carol
Only one year ago, Carol was sitting in the basement of her Virginia home, surrounded by unopened boxes. She had shed all the other remnants accumulated in a standard American life, but that room in the basement, well – that was the final space she had to resolve before she could begin her new adventure.
You see, Carol had decided to become a full-time Nomad and a Minimalist.
Carolyn is Traveling Route 66 at Age 66!
My hands were buried in the warm sudsy water of my RV sink when I first saw Carolyn’s trailer pull around the bend. It was cold, maybe 15 degrees, and I was lingering so the water could warm up the chill on my fingers. As I dragged the soapy-sponge across the plates and pans I saw her truck pull past me then circle around, pulling behind it a teal and white retro trailer.
Jill Lives in a Van and Loves It!
In August of 2016, Jill left her apartment to live as a full-time, Digital Nomad. “It was a long time coming,” she said, sitting in a camp chair just outside the steely-green door of her high-top van. “One day I said to myself, I’m going to do this, because with wheels under me I can go wherever I want to go.” Continue reading “Jill Lives in a Van and Loves It!”
An Interview with Bob Wells, Founder of CheapRVLiving
It was the kind blue eyes behind their wire frames that first drew me in — that, and the shock of long white hair and a beard and the words he spoke about freedom and life. His tone was soft, but his commitment to a Nomadic Life was not. I was hooked: Keep On Reading!
