You have inspired me. Come spring my new life is starting. Just got rid of my vehicle yesterday. Gave it away and that felt so freeing. I'll be saving for camping gear and then saving up a good nest egg. I probably first saw your videos 4-5 years ago and it's taken this long to culminate. I love minimalism, it's a true aspect of freedom. You're great man, thanks for all the videos on both your channels - so much inspiration. I never would've imagined selling my truck let alone just giving it away. Thank you thank you thank you Tim!
i guess im asking the wrong place but does anyone know of a way to get back into an instagram account? I was dumb forgot my login password. I love any help you can offer me
For Seasonal Work Q&A: Employee housing, what must I bring? If I'm cold at night can I get an extra blanket? If I'm hot can I get a fan? Any frig available to store a few things? Should I pack a towel? Do some places have an employee exchange or thrift store of stuff left behind? Like a jacket, or cooler, ????? Can you receive packages? Thanks Tim!
I have a National Park right out my back door. Well almost but a couple miles and I never thought of it. Thanks Tim these was really helpful:) I wonder if they are picky with seasonal work. I’ve never done that. Thanks for cool works tips.
Thank you so much, Tim! This will go on my list of work options! I've been watching your videos since your start with minimalism. I've started on that journey too! It's challenging (the purging part), but I keep focused on the prize of having peace of mind and living with less.
Hi Tim, While researching a way to be able to work and do extended travel I came across your videos and went to cool works.com. it is a fantastic resource and I start my first seasonal job in May. Thank you for posting your videos and the information and encouragement you share. ☺️
I've been watching your videos alot recently and honestly I'm glad that I found your channel, your videos are very informative and you just seem like a nice chill dude. Keep on keeping on!
Hey Tim I am going to Alaska this summer for seasonal work at a fish processing plant. I was wondering while you were up there did you run across any body who wanted someone to watch after and cafe for their property while they are gone for the winter. I don't want to come back for the winter but it's going to be too cold for rent life. Btw awesome channel man, tons of useful information . I am leaving this life behind to pursue minimalism and a life of adventure, channels like yours are sooooooo helpful thanks man!
Thank you so much for this!!!! I paused yr vid right after you said the name of the place to get jobs from, googled it & added it to my home screen. I'll finish yr vid after work, going there now! Thanks thanks thanks!!!! 🌞🌴🌺😁
Hey Tim! Been finding your videos pretty inspirational especially as someone who's kinda from Central FL too (Orlando!). Was wondering, where are you in this video?
Really appreciate your videos! They are really resonating with me in the place I'm at in my life right now. I love the idea of doing seasonal work instead of tethering myself long-term to just one company. How early do jobs for a particular season tend to be posted? For example, when would be the right time to start looking for summer job listings?
Great video! Can you share what you might need to bring when you are staying in a dorm and have roommates? My 18 year old son is going to leave home for the first time and stay at Crater Lake in the dorm.. what will he need to bring? Is there a place that he can leave his things and they will be safe or do you need to bring a padlock because they supply you with a locker?
Each company is different when it comes to what they supply. I would reach out to the HR department at Crater Lake and ask about lockers. I always had luggage locks for my suitcases and I would keep personal items in them and store them under the bed if possible. But I never had any issues with theft. As far as what to bring mainly just the things you would normally need for a trip away from home for a few months. Clothes, shoes, toiletries, etc. And then any extra items you might need for extracurricular activities.
I have a question. Does that job website only advertise for hospitality type jobs? I just got a degree in Archaeology and am trying to find work at a park or monument
This man is just chilling in the center of the most picturesque field away from everything... golden
You have inspired me. Come spring my new life is starting. Just got rid of my vehicle yesterday. Gave it away and that felt so freeing. I'll be saving for camping gear and then saving up a good nest egg. I probably first saw your videos 4-5 years ago and it's taken this long to culminate. I love minimalism, it's a true aspect of freedom. You're great man, thanks for all the videos on both your channels - so much inspiration. I never would've imagined selling my truck let alone just giving it away. Thank you thank you thank you Tim!
How did it go?
We wanna know brutha
Legend has it they are out in Alaska working the oil fields.
i guess im asking the wrong place but does anyone know of a way to get back into an instagram account?
I was dumb forgot my login password. I love any help you can offer me
@Javion John instablaster :)
I really enjoy your videos, so far had 1 interview, putting in many applications and picking the best one for me!
Great to hear! Good luck 👍🏾
you should be hired to do PR work...excellent energy! you seem like the first meet person to get a good impression!
For Seasonal Work Q&A: Employee housing, what must I bring? If I'm cold at night can I get an extra blanket? If I'm hot can I get a fan? Any frig available to store a few things? Should I pack a towel? Do some places have an employee exchange or thrift store of stuff left behind? Like a jacket, or cooler, ????? Can you receive packages? Thanks Tim!
Ok this is the video that i needed.
I have a National Park right out my back door. Well almost but a couple miles and I never thought of it. Thanks Tim these was really helpful:) I wonder if they are picky with seasonal work. I’ve never done that. Thanks for cool works tips.
This is so cool Tim! I’m scared to leave my security blanket but I’m wanting to venture out😊😊
Go for it!
Thank you so much, Tim! This will go on my list of work options! I've been watching your videos since your start with minimalism. I've started on that journey too! It's challenging (the purging part), but I keep focused on the prize of having peace of mind and living with less.
Go to my first seasonal job at ymca rockies the 19th huge inspiration thank you tim
That's awesome Zack! I know you are going to have a great time!
As always Tim, your spot on buddy. This video answered questions I hadn't even thought about. Thanks so much and take care. :)
Appreciate you man. Your awesome. Want to start over.
Ha!!! I feel you loud and clear on being too old for roommates... on every level!!!! Great vid!!!
Hi Tim,
While researching a way to be able to work and do extended travel I came across your videos and went to cool works.com. it is a fantastic resource and I start my first seasonal job in May. Thank you for posting your videos and the information and encouragement you share. ☺️
I've been watching your videos alot recently and honestly I'm glad that I found your channel, your videos are very informative and you just seem like a nice chill dude. Keep on keeping on!
Bro the background is real cool. Must feel really good to dwell so close to suck beautiful nature.
Thank you. Very helpful. Moving back to North America, looking for work 😁
Yo Tim u seem super cool, I’m hoping to one day work outside and enjoy nature while working
Thanks! You really need to, being surrounded by Nature is awesome!
Hey Tim I am going to Alaska this summer for seasonal work at a fish processing plant. I was wondering while you were up there did you run across any body who wanted someone to watch after and cafe for their property while they are gone for the winter. I don't want to come back for the winter but it's going to be too cold for rent life. Btw awesome channel man, tons of useful information . I am leaving this life behind to pursue minimalism and a life of adventure, channels like yours are sooooooo helpful thanks man!
How was it? been thinking about doing that myself.
Beautiful scenery. Great advice 🤗
Hey Tim, I'm wondering if you see folks of all ages doing seasonal work. Love your channel.
Yes, there are people of all age groups doing seasonal work.
Thank you so much for this!!!! I paused yr vid right after you said the name of the place to get jobs from, googled it & added it to my home screen. I'll finish yr vid after work, going there now! Thanks thanks thanks!!!! 🌞🌴🌺😁
Hey Tim love your videos. Hoping to work at a ski resort soon.
Hi @Timothy! I love your videos. May I ask if you know of any vegan 🌱 friendly seasonal locations? Thanks for all the tips! Hig🤗
Hey Tim! Been finding your videos pretty inspirational especially as someone who's kinda from Central FL too (Orlando!). Was wondering, where are you in this video?
Really appreciate your videos! They are really resonating with me in the place I'm at in my life right now. I love the idea of doing seasonal work instead of tethering myself long-term to just one company. How early do jobs for a particular season tend to be posted? For example, when would be the right time to start looking for summer job listings?
Have you worked in Colorado during the winter? That may be the direction I'm headed--any advice would be so greatly appreciated!
I love cleaning and I want to move west.
Tim, do you find your next seasonal job before current one ends?
Great video! Can you share what you might need to bring when you are staying in a dorm and have roommates? My 18 year old son is going to leave home for the first time and stay at Crater Lake in the dorm.. what will he need to bring? Is there a place that he can leave his things and they will be safe or do you need to bring a padlock because they supply you with a locker?
Each company is different when it comes to what they supply. I would reach out to the HR department at Crater Lake and ask about lockers. I always had luggage locks for my suitcases and I would keep personal items in them and store them under the bed if possible. But I never had any issues with theft.
As far as what to bring mainly just the things you would normally need for a trip away from home for a few months. Clothes, shoes, toiletries, etc. And then any extra items you might need for extracurricular activities.
Do most ppl send a cover letter and resume or is the online application enough?
I Applied for a Job in North Key Largo florida sending my resume but havent heard anything back
Tim that was a serious video my man!!!thanks fir the wisdom!!!Do you gotta have a bank account or can i use a global cash card etc.??
However, I love your videos!
I have a question. Does that job website only advertise for hospitality type jobs? I just got a degree in Archaeology and am trying to find work at a park or monument
Poopoo peepee hehe
Hey tim, i've got a Question. Do you have to be american citizen to do a Seasonal job on Coolworks?
Hey man. Are there any fall time seasonal jobs in Alaska?
Not that I know of personally Alex. Most Alaskan seasonal jobs are in the summer. All the tourist leave after that lol
Did you go back to Yellowstone another year to work again?
No, I’ve been back several times to visit but I’ve never worked there again.
As a seasonal worker do you need to have a mailbox everywhere you go?
I use a mail forwarding service back home in Florida. All my mail goes to them and then I have it sent to me every few months
Hey Tim! Just letting you know there's no link to the website below
Thank you for letting me know. I will correct that right away!
I have a question do you have to foot the bill to get there?
Hi Timothy , When you were in Alaska did you find bugs 🐛 to be a problem ? Especially Mosquitos 🦟 freak me out 😬 Thank you
Yeah the bugs were pretty bad especially as the summer drew to a close. But hey, you gotta take the good with the bad lol
How early should I apply for a seasonal job?
LOL breathing is good......
Another good TH-cam channel is "CheapRVLiving" with Bob Wells.
I've been a fan of Bob and his channel for awhile now!