Van Life Expectations vs. Reality: The Things Nobody Tells You
The real journey of van life is mental. Read my honest take on the identity crisis, why your fitness goals will change, and why embracing your fears is the key to happiness on the road.
🚐 6 Months of Van Life: The Cost, The Reality, The Reflections
Six months on the road taught me that life’s true seasons are phases lasting days or decades, and you have the power to set their tone. This van life reflection reveals the surprising reality of costs, the logistical trap of buying into the “off-grid fantasy,” and the genuine kindness of Americans. Ultimately, the road changes how you see yourself.
The $5,000 Mistakes: RV Purchases I Regret (and How to Avoid Them)
I made these costly mistakes so you don’t have to! Learn which RV accessories to skip, why staying close to home saves money, and the top financial blunders of the first month of van life
Your First Month of Van Life: 5 Actionable Tips to Get You Started
Starting van life? Don’t hit the road without reading this. We’ve got 5 essential tips for a smooth and successful first month, including where to camp, what to journal, and how to avoid rookie mistakes
The First Month of Van Life: 5 Things They Don’t Tell You (The Hilarious Truth)
Thinking about starting van life? Get the unfiltered, funny, and sometimes panic-inducing truth about the first month on the road. From broken vans to unexpected lessons, this is the real talk you need.
How to Prepare for RV Life: What to Do 6–12 Months Before You Go (Part 2)
Before you buy a rig, prepare your life. The planning to do 6–12 months before van or RV life — campsites, mail, insurance, budget, fears, and route.
My New Van Life Blog: Why I Traded in The Ritz for a Van!!
Welcome to my new Van Life blog. In this post, I’ll tell you what this blog is about and why it is different then most van life blogs. My focus is a tad different and hopefully will work for you!
Before You Buy a Van or RV: The Questions Nobody Tells You to Ask
Buying a van or RV? Before you spend a dime, here are the questions most people forget to ask — from someone who bought the fantasy first.