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When we think about making money, we think about the extraneous: Is the Economy good? Or, How saturated is my industry? Or, What credentials do I need to augment my salary? While these considerations seem sophisticated at face value, they’re actually feeding you a big, fat lie: that elevating your livelihood is a pursuit that […]

Let’s set the stage: it’s 5 PM and your planner, replete with appointments, deadlines, and obligations, stares back at you. Your heart starts racing, your fingertips tingle, and your mind feels crippled by thoughts like I can’t handle this. When overwhelm takes over, our nervous system becomes dysregulated, triggering a cascade of stress hormones that

The last few weeks have been absolutely incredible exploring Rhode Island, Cape Cod, and Maine! I have never been to this part of New England, and I was struck with the beauty and sensibility of east coast ocean vibes. While we intentionally avoided summer crowds, the feeling of summer lingered and everywhere it seemed as

Exactly one year ago this week Jeremy and I, fresh off of our 5-week experiment in an RV we named, “Baby,” flew to Hershey, PA where we purchased Andi! Since then, we moved from LA to the Palm Springs area (5 total moves!), moved into Andi, and have been on the road for six months!

I’m still feeling so much joy after spending an incredible week in my hometown, Cedar Rapids, Iowa where hubby and I went to attend one of my eight billion cousins’ wedding. I seriously have alot of cousins. That said, the cousins I spent time with in Iowa are on my dad’s paternal side who founded

Let me tell you, my trip last week with Mackay River Adventures blew my hair back!  So much so that I put off writing this because I’m not sure there are words that will describe what it meant to me accurately. That said, let me try. One of the most important reasons why I named

Feeling like I have hit the sweet spot of my life as a digital nomad, a weekend at the Watershed Music Festival was the perfect way to celebrate our one year anniversary of deciding to live in a big rig! So here’s a recap of what was different at Watershed, the second time ‘round: We

The drive from the Teton National Park to Glacier National Park was relatively short, and when we pulled into the KOA I thought I was walking into a scene from a promotional video for camping in the national parks of America. Families were frolicking everywhere, children darted between the cornhole park and the GaGa pit,

I didn’t have much time to come off that rocky mountain high because we headed straight from Steamboat Springs, Colorado into Wyoming where we spent a week in the incredible Grand Teton National Park near Jackson. The base camp that Jeremy nabbed for us is one of the best and therefore most difficult to obtain