Seven Years on the Road

Quit your job, buy a ticket, get a tan, fall in love, never return. ~ Anonymous

Does this quote speak to you?

It's possible to do this, you know. The best part is that if you have an RV, you don't even have to buy a ticket. All you have to do is get in your RV and go.

I've learned a lot about living full time in an RV during the seven years I've been on the road. I've learned about my RV, about the lifestyle, and I've learned a lot about myself. I've also learned that the open road is a hard teacher. The test comes first, and the lesson comes later. That's another way of describing the concept of learning things the hard way.

I learned a lot about RVing the hard way

In my latest book, I share with you the things I learned the hard way. I call them the things I wish I had known seven years ago before I hit the road.

I now know what I like, what I don't like, and, most of all, I've learned how to relax and enjoy life. I enjoy the beauty and solitude of the mountains when I'm boondocking, and I enjoy the serendipity of the chance happenings when I'm traveling through small towns that are off the beaten path.

This is a unique time in history

Never before has it been so easy to hit the road, live in an RV, and make a living while living this wonderful, adventurous life.

You could say because of technology, the economy, and attitudes, it's easier to live full-time in an RV now than ever before. Maybe that's why over 1,000 RVs are being sold every day.

Bottom line: This week I finished my latest book. Both the eBook and the paperback book are available on Amazon at the link below. If you read the book, I would really appreciate it if you would leave a review. Having some reviews is one of the best ways to get the sales started on a new book.

https://www.amazon.com/dp/1947020099