Rootless Living RLM 002 Mar/Apr 2020

So let me start by saying thank you for subscribing! If you grabbed a free digital subscription or paid to have the print edition mailed to you … thank you, thank you. The response has been mind blowing and all of our subscriber goals have been crushed. We couldn’t have done it without you and those of you who are willing to share, letting people know about Rootless Living. The biggest takeaway from Issue #1 was how appreciative people are for a resource that helps both aspiring digital nomads and those currently living this lifestyle. For us it really is about finding unique people, places and products. Making sure you have resources and information to help you. I am really excited about this issue, highlighting some very cool digital nomad entrepreneurs. Our hope…

So let me start by saying thank you for subscribing! If you grabbed a free digital subscription or paid to have the print edition mailed to you … thank you, thank you. The response has been mind blowing and all of our subscriber goals have been crushed. We couldn’t have done it without you and those of you who are willing to share, letting people know about Rootless Living. The biggest takeaway from Issue #1 was how appreciative people are for a resource that helps both aspiring digital nomads and those currently living this lifestyle. For us it really is about finding unique people, places and products. Making sure you have resources and information to help you. I am really excited about this issue, highlighting some very cool digital nomad…

“I love reading people’s stories and the photos of their travels. I get to explore parts of North America I didn’t even know about - and get inspired to go see these places!”- Jane Stewart @homewiththehoopers http://www.instagram.com/homewiththehoopers “My whole world and I wouldn’t want it any other way.” @pawsitivebus http://www.instagram.com/pawsitivebus “Meeting people on the road and sharing the joys of the outdoors is remarkable. Get out there and explore!” @homeasweroam http://www.instagram.com/homeasweroam “Get outside and be blown away by how amazing this world is” @rambleandrevive http://www.instagram.com/rambleandrevive “It’s not for everyone … but neither are cubicles.” @cedarandsilver http://www.instagram.com/cedarandsilver “Some places speak to your soul.” Join the Rootless Living Community and see your shots in the magazine! Tag us on Instagram @RootlessLivingMag or use the hashtag #RootlessLiving. You can also follow us on…

Entrepreneurship has always been a part of my DNA. At 8 years old, my younger brother, Cody and I were parking cars in our parents driveway during our small town’s big 4th of July Rodeo. At age 12, we started adding popsicles to the offering. Around age 22, I stepped it up a notch and started selling children’s cowboy hats. I have always found myself drawn to people who made their dreams a reality through entrepreneurship. I knew one day I would also be one. I never could see myself working for someone else for the rest of my career but I always imagined it would be later on, when I’m older. One of the questions most people ask fulltime travelers is: How can you afford it? It’s one of…

Which state is best to domicile as an RV entrepreneur or digital nomad? I get this question often. There is no one right answer. However, here are a few things to consider when choosing your domicile state. You probably already know the top 3 states that full-time RVers pick as their domicile state. If not, they are Florida, South Dakota and Texas. Why these states? The biggest reason is none of them have an income tax. Sounds good to you, right? I believe all 3 are great for RVers for different reasons. Top 3 domicile considerations as part of RV life: Vehicle registration: How much does it cost to register a vehicle including your RV in the state? Does that state allow you to renew online? What about the cost…

With over 73 miles of coastline, 60 named glaciers, four rainforests, a National Park, countless waterfalls, and a stunning mountain range, there may not be anywhere else in the United States as diverse as the Olympic Peninsula in Western Washington. During our three years living in Washington, the Olympic Peninsula was by far one of our favorite places to visit. We would wake up bright and early, make coffee, pack up the car, and hit the road for either a very long day trip or a weekend trip around the peninsula. We would run with our dog Kona on the beach, hike to a waterfall, and drive up to the mountains for sunset. It is pretty wild how much unique scenery you can see in just a day on the…