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Living and Working Remotely on the Road

5 minutes read Nov 02,2020
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10 Essential Tips for Full-Time RV Living and Remote Work

Living on the road has become a dream for many, and the allure of full-time RV living is growing. However, this decision requires careful consideration and planning. Our comprehensive guide is packed with valuable insights to help you navigate this exciting journey. Here are 10 tips for working while RVing full-time.

1. Weigh the Pros and Cons

Before diving into full-time RV living, spend time evaluating the pros and cons. Consider questions like:

  • Am I open to relying on multiple streams of income?
  • Do I enjoy my current job?
  • Am I capable of working remotely for an extended period?
Woman Working Remotely in RV

2. Research Remote Work Options

Once you decide to embrace the RV lifestyle, explore remote work opportunities. Here are three main paths:

Take Your Current Job Remote

If feasible, ask your employer about transitioning your current role to remote work.

Find a New Remote Job

With a growing number of remote job listings, you can find steady employment that offers benefits. However, be cautious of scams during your search.

Begin a Freelance Career

Freelancing allows you to be your own boss and work remotely, but it comes with challenges such as inconsistent income and administrative tasks.

3. Secure a Remote Job

Identify a job or multiple sources of income that will allow you to work from anywhere. Fields like writing, graphic design, and consulting often offer remote opportunities. Leverage your network for job leads and support.

Man Creating Full Time RV Living Budget

4. Plan a Budget

After securing a job, create a budget for your new lifestyle. Consider using a spreadsheet template to track expenses and income effectively.

5. Set Clear Working Hours

Establish a work schedule that aligns with your lifestyle. Sticking to set hours will help you maintain a work-life balance, making it easier to separate work from leisure time.

6. Have an Internet Game Plan

Reliable internet is crucial for remote work. Consider investing in a portable hotspot and ensure your workspace is adaptable, allowing you to find connectivity at coffee shops or libraries if needed.

Remote Workspace in RV

7. Designate an RV Workspace

Create a dedicated workspace within your RV. While it doesn't need to be elaborate, having a specific area for work helps you focus and maintains productivity.

8. Avoid Distractions

Minimize distractions during your working hours. Limit social media use and establish a routine with your partner if you have kids, ensuring they are entertained while you work.

9. Travel Slowly

Resist the temptation to hop from one destination to another every few days. Instead, plan longer stays at each location to maintain stability and focus on work.

Full Time RVers socializing

10. Make Friends with Other RVers

Building a social network is essential for full-time RV living. Connect with fellow RVers for support, camaraderie, and helpful tips as you navigate the lifestyle.

Embracing full-time RV living while working remotely can be a rewarding adventure. With these tips, you'll be better prepared for the journey ahead. Share this post with friends and family who might be interested in the RV lifestyle!

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