The world belongs to the brave

Fear keeps a lot of people from living the RV lifestyle.

Look at fear this way. If the worst-case scenario does happen, at least you'll have a story to share. After all, if there's no risk, there's no story.

Always remember that you can rock the boat without tipping over, so maybe you should forget about fear and take a risk. You could have an adventure to live and a story to tell.

Did you ever consider flipping your life upside down? Living full-time in an RV is one way to do this, just a thought.

The RV lifestyle can be lonely, chaotic, and messy but also adventurous and exciting.

If you're not happy, you can change your life.

You're not just the main character in the story of your life--you're also the author, so you can change the story any time you want to. Why just be yourself when you can create yourself?

Like this puppy, sometimes you find yourself in a situation where you know something is about to happen, but you don't know what.

The worst decisions make the best stories, and when it comes to living full-time in an RV, I have a lot of great stories.

Bottom line: When people ask me where I see myself in five years, I don't have an answer to that question. I'm curious about what's out there, what's going to happen, and what I can discover, but, as I've said many times, I don't have a bucket list of things I want to see, do, or accomplish.