The world is vast, and opportunities are endless if we can only spot open doors. But with every opportunity comes challenges we need to face. These struggles may bring uncertainty, but these should not stop us from exploring other tracks. Working on the road will be easier than ever!
In this episode, Seek Go Create host Tim Winders talks about some of the challenges he had faced when his family transitioned to “working on the road.” He also shares some tips and options for those who are interested in trying this setup.
If you’re considering to work on the road, tune in to this episode!
3 Reasons to Listen:
- Discover how working on the road works while at the same time still having your legal address.
- Learn about some of the challenges you might face and the ways to overcome them.
- Find out some options you can try in working on the road and live a nomad life.
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Episode Highlights
[05:00] Challenges in Mobility When Working on the Road
- If you’re traveling, consistency can be a significant challenge. There would only be a thin line between a vacation day and a workday while working on the road.
- You can be more prone to distractions while working on the road.
- One of Tim’s biggest struggles is having a high-speed Internet connection while working on the road, as this is necessary for their daily business operations.
“I realized that doors were being opened where we can be more mobile in those businesses.” - Click Here To Tweet This
[09:32] Americas Mailbox
- When Tim’s family decided to start up a business, one of the things they forwent is a legal address.
- They looked for states that are friendlier to people who travel full time. In their case, it was South Dakota.
- They receive their mail through Americas Mailbox. The company has legal residents who will accept mail for you and forward it wherever you are.
- This can help you have a legal address for other transactions such as banking and filing for taxes.
“One of the key things to being successful is consistency in your work habits.” - Click Here To Tweet This
[15:25] Addressing the Internet Challenge While Working on the Road
- They made efforts to be in RV parks or resorts to have access to electricity, water, and Internet service.
- However, you do not need to depend on their Wi-Fi service. You can get a router that allows an antenna to go up higher on the roof to access additional signals.
- You can also have hotspots, and some of them have unlimited data.
- A cell booster can also help strengthen the signal while working on the road.
“One of the biggest hindrances to people being successful is managing distractions in their lives.” - Click Here To Tweet This
[22:15] Having an Office Space
- Functional office space is necessary.
- It can condition you to be in “work mode.”
[24:33] Camp Hosting and Working on the Road
- Camp hosting or park hosting is where people can come and stay in an RV park for free in exchange for...
