How these 10 van lifers make money on the road


Hey Reader,

We've been hanging out in San Francisco for the last couple of days, visiting family and stealth camping on city streets. Stealth camping isn't my favorite thing - it's a bit nerve-wracking - but it's really the only way to be in or near the city for dinnertime.

Plus, we gave $200 to the local economy, so hopefully that's payment enough for taking a parking spot for a couple of nights.

Anyway, I am plugging away working even while visiting people in the Bay area. And THIS, how to make money on the road, is one of the biggest questions I am asked.

That's why at The Wayward Home, we keep compiling content to give people ideas on how to create an income while traveling full-time.

Our latest post is about How 10 Van Lifers Make Money on the Road.

How These 10 Van Lifers Make Money on the Road


Wondering if its possible to make money from your van? These 10 van lifers each have a unique way to fund their traveling dreams. We hope you find this inspiring!



BTW, are you on Threads yet? I've been having some lively conversations over there lately, including this one, about how expensive camping is in San Francisco!

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