Since I live in Florida I get to see plenty of travelers come down from all over. One of them being this nicely converted box truck that now serves as an RV… It still had the lift gate in the back too.
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I was looking through some videos I’d taken over the last couple of years and found a few clips of small and tiny houses so I decided to put a few of them together so you can watch.
It’s just 38 seconds long so it won’t take up much of your time.
Most of these clips are from me exploring when I happened to have my camera on me. Fortunately now I have a good enough camera built in to my phone to take videos.
Every week I’ll be putting together a round up of the past 7 days so that you can see what you missed on Tiny House Talk during plus important and related links from around the web.
Plus this old beat up shed that I found during my weekend travels. Next to it is a completely torn down structure (which might have been a small house) with barely the foundation left in tact.
You are about to learn some things you didn’t know about me plus…
1) Some funny and interesting corrections from the News-Press article I was in
2) How I’m earning a living and
3) An awesome action shot I took of somebody doing a CRAZY kiteboard jump.
There were some comments on the News-Press article that I appreciate being brought up but wanted to correct real quick.
It says that Andrea (the awesome woman that I’ve been with for the last five years) is preparing to become a yoga instructor. I guess this statement understandably led a reader to make the assumption that she is unemployed and does nothing but “prepare to be a yoga teacher†when that is very far from the truth…
The reality is she works full time as a real estate paralegal and already is a yoga instructor – she teaches 2-3 classes of yoga per week and even finds the time to build and run her own web site. She works harder than 99% of people that I know.
And as for me, thankfully, nobody (including Andrea) has had to help me financially. You will find that out for yourself later as I share some of my online business adventures.
You should know that I am very grateful to be able to do what I’m doing, but I won’t let you believe that it was EASY for me to do it. It wasn’t, it still isn’t, and it has required for me to risk a lot while making some decisions that just seemed plain stupid at the time.
But I know that the long term pay off is worth it and I owe my last 15 months of being able to build my own small business full time to…
Saving money while I was workingfull time because I knew I wanted to do this
Getting rid of and being happy with way less stuff since 2007 (we haven’t been perfect, but hey)
No more car payments since 2008 (yes we’ve been to the mechanic more than I wish, but it’s still made a huge difference… I think about going completely car-less a lot)
Being able to read inspiring stories and interacting with people who are making a living online
It was September of 2009 when I left my job with $7,542 in the bank. I saved $314 per paycheck for a year. I was a man on a mission. The day I left my job was scary yet exciting because I knew what I wanted to do.
Once or twice per week I will be sharing what’s going on in the world of tiny houses, simplicity, and green energy. Below I’ve provided links to content from fellow bloggers around the web, I think you’ll enjoy. If you’d like to contribute anything for the site send pictures, links, and info to the address below:
