Van Life Wisdom 5 STEPS TO GETTING OUT ON THE ROAD!
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- How to get started as a nomad! No matter where you are starting from these steps can help to improve your life even if you never get out on the road.
1) Stop buying anything and start saving
2) Save up for an Emergency Fund of $3000 minimum and hopefully $6000 in savings
Make your goal to have 1 year's income in the bank!
3) Start selling everything you can.
4) Adopt an attitude of frugality. Shrink your life exspenses and belongings.
5) Open your life and heart to nature! Start spending more time in nature!
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Thanks for watching!
I have taken the last 8 years planing on living on the road. Vans is now ready, everything is sold. Just working a few more weeks before I leave. Can't wait
Good luck, Michelle!
I wish we only had a few more weeks! But, we'll take each day as it comes. You never know what your future holds!
Good luck!
VanS?
I'm doing it this year!
How’d everything turn out
Bob Wells is a living, breathing example of mindfulness.
An educator of frugal, simple and do-able.
Yes he sure is an informative human being.Loveto meet you someday Bob!!!
I only bought small pieces of furniture to fit in my very small home. After around 500 dollars, using it for about thirty years, I have spent about 17 dollars per year on the furniture (500/30 years is about 17 dollars per year), I place one item outside on the curb with a sign every month. "Free. We are moving. Help yourself." My neighbors are benefitting and I feel better every day. 🥳
If your home is paid for, please read my advice about renting your house for extra income. I don't work in real estate so I have nothing to gain with the advice I posted. I'm going to edit my comment so people will know I am not working in real estate even though I went to real estate school about 30 years ago. It wasn't my cup of tea. The rules/laws were very bad for buyers but they have changed for the better in Texas. Hopefully they have changed in all states.
@@genespell4340
I think the main problem for most people right now is affordability of your mortgage. My home in Denver when I bought it twenty years ago was $84000 (payment around $750 dollars) with $31 HOA. I sold it for $213000 with $250 HOA payment, and it is literally the SMALLEST townhouse model in the metro area. Payment maybe $2000 more or less plus $250 per month HOA. People should not have to pay this kind of money. Found a retirement place in AZ for less than $100000.
I just purchased an ambulance. I am selling personal items to put into the ambulance.
You’re right. My past 8-10 years, even the past 28 years have been “Groundhog Day”………..
The problem I’ve having is a hard time selling. - no one is buying. But, I’m not in a hurry.
I’m just going use the ambulance this summer for weekend camping to get aquatinted to the space. Keeping my build simple. Then, hopefully spend the winter months in the Southwest.
Ahhh !! Just got a text. My solar just arrived !!!!!
I Am IN!! At 67, I’m still in!!Thank you Bob.. for Everything!
Thank you Bob! You posted this video at a perfect time in my life. I'm 23 years old and I've already started making changes in my life to become a full time nomad. I'm so grateful I found your channel at a younger age so I can live a more fulfilling life without going into debt first! I'm working on getting rid of what little I own now and reducing the few bills I have even more. I'm moving across the country in 2 months and I have to fit everything I need in my tiny honda civic! From there I'll start saving as much as I can for at least a year or two until I can buy my first RV or campervan. Thank you for the inspiration :)
I’m 75 and feel the same way as I start sailing across North America with Bob’s advice
Going somewhere for lunch outside that is peaceful and quite is a great first start.
Yes! And free!😁 I'm on Social Security and budget is tight, but when I pack a lunch and go on our nature trails, I don't feel poor and the worries on my mind fade as I get absorbed in nature. It's been a great stress relief when life gets overwhelming.😁
"Shrinking and growing at the same time!" Well said, so true!!
I’ve downsized my life over the past 7 yrs from a 1200 sf home to a rental 500 sf condo & I’m in the process of preparing for my Nomad life starting in April 2025 when I loose this rental! I lived in a 31’ c class RV for 2 yrs in my early 40’s, but missed the trappings of life! I’m now 67 & while circumstances are pushing me back into RV life, this time I’m prepared! Plan on having $6-7k in emergency fund & live off my SS, which is nice after 49 yrs working! 🎉🎉❤❤
Getting rid of everything, minimalistic living is so freeing, calming, I can breathe again not having crap to deal with. If I can't pick it up and move it by myself it's gone
Making my plan now. In the purge phase now. Keep, sell, throw away, give away. When I look at all this "stuff" I realized it all used to be my money! I have put a screeching halt to any purchase. No more impulse purchases. Good luck to y'all. See ya on the road.
Same here, Paula. Most of my stuff is meaningless to others. As I go through it, I feel the same way, “it all used to be my money.”
It is taking me much longer, than I thought, to get rid of all this stuff. Good luck!
Thank you. Great vid!!! 🌿 This advice is SPOT ON. I've already been nomading since 2014. It really increased my quality of life. The other day I washed my hair in the forest, using a spray bottle and a jug of water. There were animals watching me... squirrel, birds, and what looked like a baby chipmunk... 🤣 never shall I forget that beautiful moment.
Excellent advice for everyone whether you are a nomad or not.
When living in a car ,truck, van good to have small hand tools multi-screwdriver pliers , code scanner, pocket knife, 1/4 " socket set just for the little fixes alone, my 2cents after hauling rvzz for 12 years
Increases in food and fuel cost have made it difficult but I think I have achieved one year salary put away in the bank.
Eat less and stay put longer. That's how I'm making it.
Loved this video. I did a similar idea which works for me. I moved to a small town where my expenses are much smaller and my yard is large and beautiful. Bought a bus to travel and explore part time.
I am in a holding pattern until I can nomad. Full time caregiver at the moment.
I finally opened a savings account the other day!
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Good for you! Never give up hope that you'll get there. Baby steps till you do!
I’m working on full time nomad now. I work one week on, one week off, and on my time off I go nomad. Even in the east there are so many places to stay! The forest rangers in the national forests are very helpful in directing me to the best dispersed campsites. Any purchases I make are geared toward my goal of full time nomad. I love this life! This gradual transition has offered me the opportunity to find what works and what doesn’t. Thanks Bob and the whole crew for guidance.
When you say east, where exactly do you mean, I’m in RI looking at Maine and NH to start doing some camping but I want to boondock, any tips ?
When I got divorced, I moved into a much smaller place. I still feel like it's too big and want to get rid of more stuff. I want to build my own camper, but working on doing some other things first.
This is good direction for those of us who are waiting for our life obligations/contracts to be fulfilled. As a person who does the exact opposite in an effort to minimize the craving to hit the road I see it does little to prepare me for when the time comes. My take away from this vid is allow my wanderlust to surface but to channel it into a prep plan instead of fighting with the emotional frustration. Thank you for the insight that I just couldn't see on my own.
Yes. Exactly 😁 Well said
I have been some kind of Nomad my whole adult life. Living frugally has benefitted me greatly. I was not so not thrifty in my 20s but now in my 50s I am doing fine. I added traveling abroad to my life 12 years ago and stopped working full time 20 yrs ago. The emergency fund is number one thing people need doing this lifestyle. One breakdown can have you literally homeless if no money.
Regardless if you plan to hit the road, save up that years income. In the last industry I was in we called it 'FU' money. Companies cannot take advantage of you if you don't need the paycheck to survive. That changes the dynamics of the work relationship. Managers always lean on crews to 'get stuff done' that is essentially unpaid work. Those of us with FU money would give 100% of our effort when the company was paying for our time and nothing extra. Managers would get guys with a boat loan, truck loan, and snow machine loan to do the 'unpaid' work because they felt like they had to.
Get your 1 year put away, it puts you back in control of your free time.
It was challenging in the beginning, sooo many questions. But even after 3 years NO regrets. I do stay in one state, I do not do all that traveling. I explore my state quite a bit but I have no desire to "See the Country". You choose how you want to do this and NONE of your doubts will matter in the first year they will all wash away.
Simplify, is some of the best advice anyone can get. Get rid of what does not serve you.
Thank you Bob, again your advice is great! I am four months into living full time in my Shuttle Bus. I have made new friends and I have great people to travel with. I want to add that I spent the last three years driving to Q for the RTR and staying for the winter. I took it slow because I had a lot to learn. Your advice is what made this happen for me, I can't thank you enough for my new life. Please keep up the great work, people need to know they have a less expensive way to live.
Thank you, Bob, you have great advice! I’m in the process of getting ready to be a nomad and this video was especially helpful ❤️
Great advice! Especially the saving my income for a year part.
Thanks, Bob. I didn't have this kind of plan when I was getting started. I had a day job and a house and was crazy busy, but found myself buying camping equipment in with my weekly groceries for no explicable reason. After three years, I found myself in a land locked RV on a tree farm. But I like your plan better. 💖
Great general advice for most people - I would say a good gauge for an emergency fund is, minimally, enough to replace an engine and/or transmission - or buy another vehicle (for those who's circumstances don't prohibit the ability to build a nest egg)
Especially if you have some income coming in, be it from a pension or a part time job.
Hey Gary Rv hauler Ronnie here.I hauls rvzz Fer 12 yrs and good moolah saved up from livin in trucks over theyrs.14 Ram's 630,000 miles and alls of a sudden she's cutting out and dying on road, electrically speaking loved the trk and knew it could go a million miles Makin income for me, but ain't figured it out yet, so I dig into funds and swap into a newer trk. If we ain't got the funds then life as A driver / nomad ain't gonna happen.We all gots to save our money in this life, cause ain't nobody gonna do it for us right folks?......
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Started already! Moving forward!
Bob! How will we ever be able to repay you for all the great advice?? You make a world of difference to people like me, ya know, wanting to take the leap but too scared of... everything (ex.: finances, safety, loneliness, adaptation, etc.). This video is making me believe I could actually do it! People in the nomad community are so strong, fearless and genuine. I keep wondering, do I belong? Anywho, thank you! 🙏🏾
Yes, you belong. You would be welcome anywhere, I would hope. And if not, look for another group where you will be appreciated.✌️
@@freeshrugs63 🙏🏾 Thanks for the kind words.
Mr Bob Wells is a great human being and wonderful communicator.Bob is saying " It's OK to be a NOMAD !!¡@!!
Reconnecting with Nature is the single greatest thing an individual can do to improve society as a whole.
May I offer my highest praise.
Think Large, Live small.
Exactly! The mortgage for the house is the same for renting a 2 bedroom apartment.
Thank You Bob !!!!!! You are the Best !!!! This video just confirmed my decision... Apartments around here start at $1200 per month !!!! plus utilities, deposits, I just can't justify me paying that kind of money... the key factor is having a gym membership so I can take a shower and do my hygiene thang (dental, shaving, changing into clean clothes).... also, I must add... that I just started a Financial Peace University (Dave Ramsey) class that has the exact same recommendations and philosophy...... Take Care Bob and all of the V-Life Community !!!
Oscar Planet fitness can be found in a lot of places. Also there are gas stations and places in towns that have places to take showers.
Don't know what you will be traveling in, but check out Bob's site for more information.
1200 a month Oh my thats crazy
I'm glad to hear you recommending these things. I have been a bit concerned when people are being encouraged to "just do it". There is a point when making a change when it is time to take the leap, but people need to be prepared. People do need an emergency fund, and people need to "practice". I am not a nomad (yet) but I am an adventurer. I live in a tiny cabin without running water, and I regularly go solo camping. I just did 2 months in Arizona camping in my Rav4 with my cat. It was wonderful. Keeping clean with wet wipes using very little water for everything, using a sawdust toilet, camping, were not new to me. I could relax into the experience of being in the desert. I spent more money than I had planned and not from extravagance. I came back early as I was depleting my emergency fund. It was good practice for next winter, and possibly one day being a nomad.
😂😂😂 I definitely did not build a fund. I bought and moved into an empty promaster within a 2 week span a month before my lease ended. I had only $145 in my bank account left over. But make no mistake, less than a year later, it's at $6200 and growing every month! My mid-life crisis worked out pretty, pretty good.
We are sitting in the visitors parking lot at Zion National Park in UT USA, as we listen to your video Bob. We have a van and it fantastic to have your whole house with you. We go for a morning, come back and nap, eat and then take off again for the afternoon. We sold our house last September and have been on the road since. We are on the move a lot to visit all the National Parks. Bob, you are right, have the biggest emergency fund you can get. We were hit with 2 big van breakdowns that cost over a thousand each within a month of each other. Gas is more, Food is more and no matter how much to try to save, money just goes. Having enough emergency fund will let your go with confidence.
"Go to the park, and you'll make a ton of new friends." Absolutely true, that's how I found one of my past employers one of my happiest past jobs :)
Great encouragement.😁 I've been building my nomad and emergency fund and see it as my escape from "the system". I'm on housing assistance, and I'm greatful, but it feels like chains on me because I can't do many things to earn extra money. Getting off of housing and not making the bank and landlords rich and being more in control of my money is very liberating for me. My goal is to be on the road in 2024.😁
To reach any goal takes discipline and sacrifice.
I am so grateful I made the decision in 2019 to join the RV living community. My stress level went down to almost zero. I have been watching your videos for many years now. Thank you for all you do to help others live the Cheap RV lifestyle.
This id great advice Bob, I have one more year before I retire. I am working on a maintenance fund of about $6000. I'll be leaving Oregon almost debt free When I retire next year.
Congratulations Nancy!!
Best wishes to you on a new exciting adventure.
Thank you for another great, thought provoking video. I will likely never be with out a home base, because it is important to my husband, but that is OK. I also have an aging parent we look after. I say go and adventure when you can and use the vehicle you already own. Freedom for me is different from freedom for my spouse. We have over a year of income that is more liquid and accessible, but we are also older. It took years of living below our income to get here. Delayed gratification is required to have financial freedom. There are many types of freedom, and it is really deferred for everyone. Respect for others and their freedoms is essential for our own freedom. Thank you again for this video. Safe travels.
Thanks you just helped me make a plan!
Thank's bob great video. i'm a newbie nomad i'm leaving on the road full time early Saturday morning ..
Safe travels.
@@charmaesykes2391 Thank you..
Started in 2018 to downsize to do the nomad life...the purging of my "stuff" was one of the most freeing times of my life. A little overwhelming at first but it got way easier. Covid set me back but my house settles tomorrow..whew. Still cant leave as I have a business to figure out what I am going to do. I will be 72 this year and may have to rethink my goals..but even if I cant do full time..ridding myself of alot of possessions changed my life and not buying more has saved me more money than I realized was possible. Thank you Bob for getting me started down a better path!!
Ill be on my way next spring . Thanks. Bob .
Important these early camping trips help you find what you need to be comfortable...
A burner to cook and warm food .. a rv Porta potty
Mini fridge/ cooler
Mattress requirements to be comfortable.. storage for clean & dirty clothing... food storage non refrigerated requirements.. .
Needed this today! ❤
I want to start camping again. No long trips, I live close to the beautiful Sequoias mountain ranges . My husband is unable to walk but can get around with a walker. I'm thinking we might be able to camp in the Prius for one night. He is such a trooper and loves adventure. The freedom that comes with just knowing we can plan on doing this makes life bigger. Thank you for you're in sight.
Thanks Bob....Being a nomad ROCKS, albeit I still have to work, but in 6 months, I have done more, seen more, experienced more, than I have done in the last 5 years....WOO HOO
Bob I have followed your channel for a long time ... this is by far your best yet I fully agree 1 years income as an emergency fund is essential and the sweet spot for peace of mind .... to b free & peace of mind is priceless great insight great advice great great value
My full-time travel plan is at least a few years out for a combination of reasons, but I'm gradually getting started with the tips that you've listed here. It has also been a few decades since I've done any camping, so last year I started SUV camping occasionally at local state parks.
Thank you Bob, it's a good goal.
Retired. No debt , decent savings and income flow. Thinking about doing nomad living part time because I love nature and the outdoors.
Words of wisdom!
I love how you said "Open your heart to nature " what a beautiful quote
0:37 I really really liked this video. I want to be a part time nomad but still have a home base. It makes sense to encourage us to get outside of four walls surrounding us and enjoy nature for that is our true home. It makes sense to encourage people to try out different scenarios to see if they even would like to be a nomad plus savings. So much wisdom as always. Thank you Bob
Bob, these are some of the most profound, wise and incredible words I've ever heard 🌹🌹🌹
Great! About eighty days from now it begins.
Very good suggestions for preparing for nomad living. Some of your suggestions are also great in preparation for retirement which is where I'm at right now. I'm giving myself 2 to 3 years to pay off all debt and down sizing in other areas as well.
One thing that is a must buy is the vehicle for your journey and what you need to live off the road. But during that time you need to sell the stuff u don’t need.
Im prepping the next 12 months and then hitting the road! Scared & Excited!
Thank you Bob, I really appreciate all the information. I am starting my journey towards FREEDOM
Thank you Bob for this video and all the great comments.
After watching many nomads videos, I have started pretending I'm going to be a nomad and I'm slowly down sizing. I may or may not become a nomad but its good practice to be somewhat of a minimalist. We don't need so much stuff. It accumulates quickly and frankly I'm sick of it. I'm sick of my stuff. Change in mindset is on the forefront.
spot on
That’s what I am doing
I go to my local flea market on Saturday’s for $20 and have been selling stuff. Have fun doing it too! 65 single and empty 🪹. Also, need to find a new canine companion, Scruffy passed during Lockdown. It is taking me longer since I only work p/t, not in a rush. My isssue is the kids, they are all over, reason I want to hit the road 💃💃💃 But, with economy, war, crime…blah, blah ……none are even remotely encouraging me to pack and go.
My secret plan is winter 2022….just discovered you! Lol I am an outdoors free spirit!
I have been working on downsizing my stuff....selling, giving away, etc. I'm in perpetual spring cleaning and waiting for a good time to sell my mobile home (that has been a problem with my park owner..not a nice guy), then I want to upgrade to a bigger van I can stand up in. I currently have a minivan and have loved the adventures I have been on so far. Thank you for your inspiration!!
I just saw the movie 'Nomadland' again. That's what brought me here. I like your philosophy, Bob!
Great advice on going to parks, camping, and living a frugal, simpler but a happier life.
Been preparing 4 three yrs. Nowadays getting itchy 2hurry up.🤭
Oops, I already bought a Clam quick-set canopy, a USB fan and a USB spout for my 5 gallon water bottle! On my list is screens and reflectix for the windows of my little SUV, some sort of power set-up, not sure yet what I should go with and I still have to figure out the best way to approach storage. Like I heard many van lifers say, not to try to set-it all up from the get go.
But this is for small trips in nature in preparation for a 4 to 6 weeks cross country trip in my SUV, by myself, in September. After listening to tons of videos and this one here, I figure after these trips, especially the longer one, it will let me know if I want to do this permanently or not.
I am looking into work possibilities if I decide to go permanent.
I thought about buying a used van with low mileage but frankly with the price of gas, I really prefer my small SUV for now.
This video confirms what I have gather in info so far. Thank you so much for all the info you have provided and still provide through your channel. 🙏
Tip #1, Stop buying things. Good advice for life in general.
this was explained as well as it could be said .thanks
I think you advise is right on. I would love to take off in a van/camper. You gave a good plan: saving money, getting rid of things that you don’t need or care about and try camping or traveling weekends. Over a year or so I would feel comfortable with a plan to travel or just go camping for the summer. I may just be happy doing that. Thank you!
I agree I'll start to save and stop buying and I plan on selling my house and converting a Sprinter van by next year ill be ready to hit the road and become a full time nomad. Thank you sir for your sound advice.
Shrink and grow l love it. Seems like the more l grow in the norm the more l shrink, love you Bob and the love you share!
Love these types of videos from you Bob! Hope you're well!
You're advice is very practical I wouldn't do it any other way! Great advice and love your videos! Thanks Bob!
BRILLIANT IDEA! I’m in❤️
Thank you for more great ideas. I want to begin by car camping. I live in Ontario which makes it a little more difficult, as it is cold a lot of the time. Summer is coming so that will be time to car camp. Someday I want to travel to Arizona. I have been there in the past and loved it.
Tanya please come to Lake Havasu, Arizona when you start your journey. I'm from NY and I love it. I started my journey in December. I always wanted to see the Grand Canyon and I have. Then I finally made it to the RTR in Quartzite. It was great! I met Bob finally. Everyone was very friendly.
Hope to see you in Arizona. I'm really feeling it here.
Good advise Bob ...
My only thing holding me back is 40+ yrs. Of collected things to get rid of .
I always thought the dump was the easiest . So that's what I'll start doing .
My home is on the market .
Thanks and I enjoy your videos so so much .
When I go to buy something I think about it in relation to living in a van and I think " Nah! This has no relevance!" I'm only buy stuff I need for van life now.
Your advice is sound and inspirational. I hope our paths cross one day - just to thank you, in person. God Bless!
I see renting out the house for income...works real well...
Until.housing tanks which it will.soon.
Bob- im having a birthday this weekend. I am committing to work your steps. I’ll let you know how it goes. It will be a lot of work.
Happy birthday!
Happy birthday 🎉🎈
Excellent words of wisdom! I look forward to at least living part time on the road in 2.5 yrs. Having at least a full year’s expenses in the bank is what I’ll be most comfortable with.
I am already doing this, on a small disability check,
Yep, there is a quote, "If you think you can or cannot, you are right. ".
Wow, Bob, this is your best video I have ever seen! Great advices, this is exactly the way I have already started. Many, many thanks!
You are a Saint Bob. A tiny piece of advise though, if you go to my city park for a picnic, you might want to go strapped locked and loaded. LOL 😂 I miss the great outdoors. 🙏😎✌️
Definitely will avoid that city park. 🙏🌹
I agree 100%. Have a year of expenses in the bank and stop buying stuff. A quality life is about experiences (and people), not material things. I have been working on my van and putting each step of the build on my channel. I recommend several "prototype trips" so you can make adjustments to your build. I would add make a plan for your travels, not a timeline just a general direction!
I am wanting to do this so bad!!!! Fear of letting go of what I have to make room for what I want is my biggest hurdle…🙏🏽🙏🏽🙏🏽
Yes, Yes and Yes, Bob. Working on it! Be great to meet you on the road! Happy trails, 🙏🏼🐾🎶
Great advice Bob. I am retired and planning on heading out next year.
Excellent plan. I’m currently in the downsize my life mode. Appreciate the additional recommendations and thought process!
Thanks Bob And David very wise.great story.enjoy your travels fellas
Thanks Bob. I love watching your videos when I need a little inspiration. Your Skill Share course is tremendous!
Great advice about "stop buying". What most of uss want we already have (materialistically). And many THiNGS will not give us what we really want. I am personally working on reducing my possessions currently. Not an easy task! But I want to hit the road!
Some great advice even if you don’t become a nomad. Even if you are a few years from retirement, starting to reduce the amount of stuff you have is liberating. Giving away the extra stuff you have to others that need it more can be very rewarding! The idea of valuing travel and meeting new people over tending/acquiring your stuff really does make life better.
Well said
I can't 2ait
Truly useful advice. Shrink and expand. Less is more.
Hi Bob, I've been watching your channel for years. Because of things in my life I couldn't become a nomad, but have slowly gotten rid of items. I am on social, so having money saved up isn't an option. I live with a friend who I give rent money. Last year I purchased my cargo van. I've traveled a little in it, but not enough for my aching gypsy soul. Hoping to be on the road for good January 2023 starting with the RTR. Thank you Bob for all your advise!
Great advice Bob! Living large doesn't mean spending a lot. Excellent message!
The more of us out here....the more difficult for National Park and BLM shut downs.... and shut downs will happen people if you keep trashing our precious lands..PLEASE TAKE YOUR TRASH OUT WITH YOU..PLEASE DONT USE ANY TOXIC SUBSTANCES WHILE YOU CAMP.....AND THINK THINK THINK....HELP TO PRESERVE ALL THIS NATURAL BEAUTY!..PLEASE!.......Thank you 😉 Bob...