Working on the RV road goes mainstream
All sorts of professionals have found they can conduct business while traveling in their RVs. Here's a recent article in Forbes about a commodity futures broker who travels in his Dameon Escaper. He meets clients, gives seminars and works from his RV using wireless cards from Verizon and T Mobile.
Also in the article is a slide show "Eight Vocations for Entrepreneurs with Wanderlust." Check it out! Jaimie Hall
For information on Jaimie Hall's recently revised book, Support Your RV LIfestyle! An Insider's Guide to Working on the Road, 2nd ed., see RVBookstore.com.
Also in the article is a slide show "Eight Vocations for Entrepreneurs with Wanderlust." Check it out! Jaimie Hall
For information on Jaimie Hall's recently revised book, Support Your RV LIfestyle! An Insider's Guide to Working on the Road, 2nd ed., see RVBookstore.com.
posted by Jaimie Hall-Bruzenak at
7:18 AM
2 Comments:
I'm a technology consultant with a the world's large computer manufacturer and I work either from a home office (my RV) or at a client's site. I also use my cellular connectivity and have run into some unique circumstances that have been challenges - like where to park my RV when I fly out to a client and no cellular connectivity at virtually any remote state campgrounds. I'm a full timer who doesn't own a car - just a bike and public transportation & I'm a single woman. So bottom line - it can be done.
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Kitty, at February 24, 2007 11:56 AM
Kitty- How inspiring! Thanks for sharing your story.
Have you looked into satellite Internet? We have found that to be the solution in remote areas. The roof-mounted Data Storm, which automatically finds the signal, is pricey but could be worth it for what you are doing. Jaimie
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Jaimie Hall, at February 25, 2007 7:50 AM
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