Living in an RV is not an ordinary life

An ordinary life is where you get a job, make money, buy things until you run out of money, and then you continue buying things using your credit card.

Then the next month, you do the same thing. Living an ordinary life is similar to being on a treadmill. You're staying super-busy, but you're not going anywhere.

Oh, I almost forgot. When living an ordinary life, you take a one or two-week vacation once a year and do something fun. When you're living the RVing life, you'll be doing something fun almost every day.

Do the opposite

When you're living the RV lifestyle, almost everything you do will be the exact opposite of ordinary life.

You'll stay busy, and you won't be bored, that's for sure, but you'll be going places and experiencing exciting things all the time. And you won't be wasting money buying things you don't need (because you don't have any place to put more stuff). Not buying things will save you a ton of money.

Have you lost your mind?

When you're talking about living the RVing lifestyle, some of your family and friends will think you have lost your mind—others will be sure that you have.

Can you RV with kids?

You can homeschool your kids (or road school them as RVers call it), and they'll get a better education, in my opinion.

Next week's article is all about the pros and cons of RVing with kids including interviews with several families who have been RVing with their kids (from toddlers to teenagers) for years.

I think you'll be surprised at what some of these RVers reveal. RVing with kids is not all good or bad, but it is different—for you and for your kids.

How can you make money to support your RVing lifestyle?

I write books and sell them on Amazon (you can see links to several of them in the right nav. panel). I also sell items on Amazon (mainly fake million-dollar bills). You can find them at the link below.

https://www.amazon.com/dp/B00B50PJVE

If you want to learn about many other ways RVers make money while living in their RVs, click the link below, and check out the book Road Cash. The eBook version is only $3.99.

https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0721832MD

Note: When you're viewing an eBook on Amazon, the box shows a price of zero dollars, but this is the price if you sign up for Kindle Unlimited. Look below the box, and it will show the cost to buy the book without signing up for Kindle Unlimited.

Bottom line: This article answered a lot of questions I get asked all the time by people who are thinking about living full-time or part-time in an RV. Hopefully, it has answered some of your questions. There will still be some unknows. If there were no unknowns, there would be no adventure.