The world is in your hand
One of the reasons you like the RV lifestyle is most likely because you love adventure.
Have you ever thought about experiencing even more adventure by parking your RV and traveling internationally?
When you live full-time in an RV, you have an advantage that the rest of the world doesn't have. You can park your "house" and almost totally eliminate your living expenses back home while traveling internationally.
You'll probably still have to pay for vehicle and medical insurance, but in most cases, you can cancel your collision insurance.
The cost of living in many foreign countries is way less than living in the US if you live like a local and not like a tourist.
Live like a local
When you take a one or two-week vacation and stay in a hotel and factor in the cost of your flight, international travel can get expensive, But if you rent an apartment, stay for a month or longer, cook most of your own meals, and more or less live like a local, you'll find that international travel is not nearly as expensive as you might have thought.
When you live like a local instead of being a tourist, you'll get to experience the culture and learn a lot more about the country you're visiting, in addition to saving a lot of money.,
I'm in Costa Rica for six months. I stored my motorhome on a friend's farm, canceled collision insurance, and my living expenses are less than living in an RV park.
I save even more money because I can't buy things from Amazon.
Run away from home and be super productive
As an added bonus, I find that by "running away from home," I can be much more productive and write more books because I have a lot of uninterrupted time. If you have a project you want to work on, spending some time away from your normal environment is a great way to get it done.
Kristin Wilson spent three months in Bulgaria last year and wrote her book Digital Nomads for Dummies.
Bottom line: If you live in an RV, you have advantages the rest of the world doesn't have. Consider seizing your opportunity, park your RV, and run away from home for a few months.