fully employed long/full timer? (1 Viewer)

[Ondrej]

I wonder if any long/full timer is around who is also fully employed? What do you do? How do you get on? Did it meet you expectations? ... or are you all just having fun travelling around without need to work?

 

[Gromett]

I work full time (ish) from my van. Been at it 8 years now. Was only intending to do it for 2 years or so. The lifestyle suites me much better.

 

[ROB1CHELSEA1]

I also work full time, weekends free. Covering 30,000 miles a year in my car which used to be more. Fulltiming now since March and the weather has been very kind to me so far with lots of lazy days outside. I absolutely love the lifestyle and will be looking for an RV in the not to distant future, however, if a rich and would have to be extremely rich lady decides she wants me to spend some time with her then the motorhome will go into storage never to be sold

Motorhoming rules

Rob

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[daved2524]

I also work full time, weekends free. Covering 30,000 miles a year in my car which used to be more. Fulltiming now since March and the weather has been very kind to me so far with lots of lazy days outside. I absolutely love the lifestyle and will be looking for an RV in the not to distant future, however, if a rich and would have to be extremely rich lady decides she wants me to spend some time with her then the motorhome will go into storage never to be sold

Motorhoming rules

Rob

Stick to your first idea, woman need to be more than just an after thought they need all your attention and more.

 

[AlaskaGuy]

My motorhome is my link between our house in rural France and my consulting work in the UK. I work in the sector of town and city centre management, helping the people that manage places. I can do much of my work online and via Google Hangouts/Skype/WhatsApp, but still need to visit project locations. I stay in different places, sometimes Caravan and Motorhome Club sites (Abbey Wood and Crystal Palace) for my London visits, or CL's elsewhere. If I'm only staying one or a couple of nights, sometimes I wild-camp in lay-bys, Park & Rides, coach parks and even outside my business partner's house in south Birmingham.

 

[BreweryDave]

Worked in London whilst ft for 4 years prior to retirement - simply stayed on small sites and cl's close to a station!

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[Badknee]

We stay on a farm.

 

[heading tiny]

We both work "regular" jobs - my partner works full time at night and I have 30 hour a week part time job in the mornings.

We hope to research and eventual work from home (motorhome), but we can't afford to do it yet. You just make it work, until you get where you want to go, right?

Susana & Pedro - Blog: http://headingtiny.com/

 

[Wissel]

Not doing it yet, but the plan is to work and live in the van full-time from next year.

I work online (e-commerce), so as long as I have reliable internet and power I can be anywhere Figure satellite broadband and some kind of lithium power solution is probably the way forward (along with a bigger van).

Although not full-time, I've been working from out current van whenever my other half has time off work for years, just with WiFi and 4g (and 400ah of batteries).

Roll on next year

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