How do you make more time to go out and live your life? Step One: Stop reading every how-to list on the internet. j/k (kind of not.) The topic posted above is wrong. The question is wrong, and bad questions generally lead to bad answers. A better question to ask is ‘What would I do if I had enough time to do …
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How To Sell All of Your Stuff
Posted in Nomad Life, Planning on /In February, Mark and I sold nearly all of our belongings in an epic 3-day sale (and we gave ourselves just under a month to prepare for it!). Here’s what we learned in the process: 1.) GET HELP!! Seriously – get as much help as you can. We absolutely could not have pulled this off or exceeded our sales goal …
This Life
Posted in Nomad Life on / 2 CommentsThis life I’m living… isn’t what I expected. But it’s what I wanted. How do I know that? I know it by the aliveness I feel, the tingling running down my spine and giving me goosebumps. I know it by the deep sense of happiness that bubbles up from inside, giving birth to a smile that is impossible to suppress. …
My Work is Seasonal and We Travel All the Time
Posted in Motivation, Nomad Life on /What’s your job? Do you really need to be there 12 months of the year? Why? Maybe you don’t. When Leah first suggested that we sell our things and go all nomadic – I said no. Not because I didn’t want to do it, but because I didn’t think I could do it. We spent the last 5 years building …
What Has Changed for Me?
Posted in Motivation, Nomad Life, Personal, Travel on /Febuary 27, 2015 was the last day I had a permanent residence. In that time, I’ve been in North GA, traveled around Turkey, and I’m now on a small organic farm in North Carolina, in the midst of the Nantahala Forest. It’s beautiful. All of it. I’m sitting on a covered porch right now listening to a chorus of… something. …
Be Less Busy and Live More Life
Posted in Motivation, Nomad Life, Planning, Travel on /We just arrived today at our latest cabin in the woods – deep in the North Carolina mountains. Other people are always making choices that affect you everyday – and mostly without your permission. They make decisions, rules, and schedules that decide how you will spend your time, for you. You know that’s not right. Of course we’re given the illusion of …