I don’t know about you, but when I first saw a tiny house on a trailer it gave me hope for my dreams.
So today I wanted to introduce you to Molly, Zack, and Neil. They’ve built their own tiny house and used it so they can chase the best spots to pro ski! That’s living the dream for them.
What’s your version of living the dream?
Tiny Houses so you can Live your Dreams
Life is short. That’s why I’m encouraged when I see people who are truly pursuing what they want out of life. We have scarce, precious time to pursue our passion. So what’s yours?
What is it that you’ve always wanted to do but have put off for whatever reasons? I bring this up because there’s nothing like the energy from someone who is enthusiastic about what he or she is doing. Don’t you think?
“Life is not about waiting for the storm to pass. It is about learning how to dance in the rain.”
Photo Courtesy of Neil Provo
So now it’s your turn to answer the all too important question: What have you always wanted to do but have for some reason, put off?
And then finally… If you had a tiny house, do you think it would be easier to make your dreams a reality?
Let’s talk about it in the comments below.
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In the meantime, why not meet some other people who are living their dreams thanks in part to their tiny homes?
- She Moved into a Tiny House to Travel After Retiring Early as a Cop!
- Retired Couple’s Residential-Quality School Bus Tiny Home
- Single Mom’s Modern Nostalgia Retirement Tiny Home!
- Man Builds Two Off Grid Tiny Cabins for Retirement
- 72-year-old Woman goes Tiny: Simple Retirement in a 166 Sq. Ft. Cabin
Alex
I love looking at these tiny houses! It is so fabulous to get ideas. We have our trailer base (which we are paying off), and we anticipate beginning building in the late spring. I am a stay-at-home mom to two teen boys, and we live off of one income. Our whole purpose of building a tiny home is so that once our boys are grown, we can sell our current home, and have no debt, allowing my husband and myself the freedom to do what we want. Be that opening a business for my husband, working only a part time job, or whatever. It is to create the gift of time for both of us in the future.
My son’s don’t leave our nest for another 5 years, so we have abundant time to build the perfect tiny home for just the two of us.
Hey Wendi that’s great that you guys are planning ahead already. Glad you came by and I’m looking forward to following your progress on the tiny home. I like how these little houses help create freedom for people.
I had the big house, 4 car garage and pool and all the bills and stress that goes with that lifestyle. I downsized to a 14×14 off grid cabin and simplified my life and have never regretted that decision. I was able to start a business because I wasn’t worried about monthly bills and now I keep more of that money in my pocket. I travel, write books and music and I am an avid outdoors adventurer and that lifestyle is now not confined to two week vacations at the pleasure of an employer and is year round and whenever I feel like it. No mortgage, no bills and freedom!
We are building a tiny home for our retirement. Our youngest is only eight. We plan to build and rent it out until he leaves for college. We are going to build slowly over time so that we incur no debt. We will then sell our home and move into the tiny house. This decision means we will be able to retire early rather than working until we die. Tiny house equals freedom and that is the real dream!