Taking the job on the Road – Solo Women RV Podcast
Welcome to the Solo Women RV podcast.
Michelle is a former employment recruiter turned remote work advocate. She specializes in helping people find remote employment so that they can travel travel more and enjoy life.
In this episode, she shares many tips and one key mindset shift that will help you successfully transition into working from your RV or van.
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Solo Women RV Podcast
The Solo Women RV Podcast is a space dedicated to women who are hitting the road solo in their RVs and living life on their own terms. It’s full of inspiring stories from women travellers who share their adventures, challenges, and tips for navigating RV life alone. Each episode explores practical aspects like safety, community building, and the freedom that comes with solo travel. Whether you’re already on the road or just dreaming about it, this podcast is all about empowering women to embrace RV living confidently and independently.
How to Start Working from Your RV
Working from your RV is all about combining freedom with productivity, and it starts with a solid plan. First, ensure you have a reliable internet connection—a mobile hotspot or a booster will be your best friend. Look for campsites that offer good Wi-Fi or places near cellular towers if you’re using a hotspot. Next, set up a dedicated workspace inside your RV, even if it’s a small fold-out desk. This helps keep work and relaxation separate. Comfort is key, so invest in a good chair or cushion—your back will thank you later!
Power is another big consideration. You’ll need to ensure you’ve got enough juice to keep your devices running, so consider solar panels or a generator if you’re going off-grid. Creating a flexible work schedule is crucial, too; RV life means dealing with unpredictable conditions, so build a routine that allows for sudden changes, like moving your RV due to weather or switching locations to find better connectivity.
Lastly, learn to manage distractions. When you’re in an RV, new adventures are always calling, and it’s easy to get off track. Set clear work hours and goals each day, but also embrace why you chose this lifestyle—plan your work around opportunities to explore, hike, or relax in nature. The balance of work and wanderlust is the whole point of remote RV life, after all!