How to Work From the Road
More and more people are finding ways to earn money while traveling. Some take their jobs from home with them.
Julie stepped away from a career in sustainable and responsible investing to travel with her family for thirteen months in a twenty-four-foot RV equipped with four bikes, three kayaks, a 72-watt solar system, and a very large dog.
More and more people are finding ways to earn money while traveling. Some take their jobs from home with them.
We gathered as much intel as possible from our editor, the sales team and our own research and assumptions and put our best guess on paper. That decision positioned us on the starting line of our second marathon, introducing Wonder Year to the world and activating channels to sell our book.
Here’s a recap of our themed posts in celebration of Earth Month to help traveling families find ways to shrink their carbon footprint.
Italy with kids makes for a fantastic worldschooling destination with layers of history and culture to peel back, piquing your family’s curiosities.
Citizen Science can be an excellent tool in a worldschooler’s education toolbox. It offers a way for parents and children, side by side, to do “science lessons” by engaging in a real-world scientific process.
When preparing to leave your home for an extended road trip or worldschooling adventure, there’s a lot to take care of. Deciding what to do with your dog (or cat or rabbit or hamster) can be one of the trickiest and most consequential decisions you’ll make
Then we met Hance, another 9-year-old worldschooler traveling with his mom through the US for an entire year, just like us.
Go to Alaska! Take ferries, kayaks, catamarans, canoes or bush planes. And when you get there, go where the locals go. Follow their trails, listen to their stories, learn their traditions.
Here is a simple three-question framework that might help you sort through this existential joyride so you can set off on your Wonder Year.