Her Fun VAN DWELLING Lifestyle is Real Life Nomadland

he is outside most of the time, he walks, most of the time he is no longer stuck in a house eight hours a day, so if you see him in the window, he is not a poor dog, sometimes it is difficult to stay clean in the

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of a van, especially when I have a dog like this that just sweeps up all the dirt and dust. My truck has a white interior, but I use high-gloss paint so I can easily clean the cabinets and floor. It's very easy to clean. Here under my seating area is my electrical box.

I have my two Battleborn batteries. Here they have 100 amp hours each. They are lithium ion phosphate. I also have a 2000 watt Victron inverter. Here's a blue thing on the front that allows I have to plug in my computer to charge my coffee grinder, anything that has a 110 volt system. I love having this extra seating area here. I put   swivels on both seats, so I can feel like I'm at a dinner table on date night here.   um and having seating for two in here, maybe to play card games or whatever, it

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ly opens up the van too when they turn around, creating more space is key when you design your van when I used to work in a company, I just remember always being tired and then I always look forward to the weekend or until I get off work it's kind of like living in the future that's not a way to live like I want to live in the present I want to be like oh the week is starting out like great, what's happening this week, you know, I don't want to fear it, there is a way out, it doesn't necessarily mean living in a van, you know, there are many other options, but being willing to sacrifice some things to escape, that was the key.

People often ask about living in the van and you know it's scary and risky, but I think not doing the things you love and not leaving your comfort zone I feel like it's more dangerous and puts you at risk of living a

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that You're going to look back and

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ize that you didn't do these things you loved because you were too afraid. I realized that I valued comfort and safety so much. I changed that and I think once you change that and you're willing. To make those sacrifices, things like this become a lot easier. Personal growth occurs when you take risks, leave your comfort zone.

As cliche as it may be, it is very true. I've realized that many times since I moved into the van, thanks for watching this week's episode. video, make sure to like, share and subscribe. See you next week with a really interesting video tour, so make sure to tune in, until then.