WHICH DIRECTION?

Hola Amiguis,

Hola Amiguis,

Hola Amiguis,

Hola Amiguis,

Hola Amiguis,

Hola Amiguis,

#VanLife #BusLife #Glamping is something we've all seen a time or two on YouTube and Instagram, right? Tiny homes are not only on-trend, but they're everywhere we look. The easiest way to avoid diving head first into BusLife and hating it is to take what you see online about the lifestyle and being able to read between the lines. You aren't always shown an unrealistic version of life on the road, but you should know there's the mundane aspect of life that we all experience. We're talking about some expectations vs. some less-than-discussed aspects of nomadic life that might help you make a more informed decision about making the leap yourself.

Anxieties, nerves, and run-ins with the police. We cover quite a bit of what it was like for us as we tried the shake the jitters of new life on the open road. We also discuss some weird encounters, what we we personally brought with us as a means for security and protection for buslife.

This week we're talking money and a few other things. We wanted to touch base with the thought process that went into self-converting a school bus and turning it into a tiny home on wheels, the costs involved in the upfront portion of the build, how our wants and what we absolutely did not want influenced our layout, and most importantly how we've managed making this lifestyle sustainable from an income on the open road. We share a few tips and a few of our friends who are doing the same thing successfully from their vehicles while they travel full time as well.

In the pilot episode of WHICH DIRECTION?, Mariajosé and Chase, the minds behind Tío Aventura, break down who they are, what propelled them into turning their life upside down, downsizing from a 2000sqft home into a 300sqft converted school bus, and some of the emotions and motivators behind it.