Road Trips, Parks and Places to See, Making a Living Remotely, Van/RV Life, and How Wealth is Built – and Lost
By Rachel Puryear One common issue people run into with road life, especially where their vehicle has limited kitchen facilities, is meals while glamping. However, you can make easy, delicious meals without spending lots of money on takeout, or sacrificing good nutrition. Here are three types of easy meals you can prepare on the road,…
By Rachel Puryear Another summer is now behind us, and Fall has set in. The air is crisp, the leaves are changing color. Ice cold beers and barbecues are swapped for hot cider and soup, and the weather is cooling down. For many people, these changes mark the end of travel season – at least…
By Rachel Puryear If you love the San Francisco Bay Trail, Seal Point Park in San Mateo is a lovely part of that, which offers sweeping views around the Bay Area. You can walk a paved trail around the Bay. You can climb a hill that offers a panoramic view up at the top. You…
By Rachel Puryear With interest rates rising in order to cool inflation, many people are feeling the pinch. It’s harder and more expensive to get loans, and the economy may also be slowing. However, the good news is that it’s not all doom and gloom – rising interest rates can also present good financial opportunities…
Read more Ways You Can Take Advantage of Higher Interest Rates
By Rachel Puryear No matter who we are, or what walk of life we may come from, there’s one thing all of us have in common – sometimes, we all have to go to the bathroom. Our #1 and #2 is not the prettiest or nicest-smelling part of life, but it’s a necessity. Therefore, whether…
Read more No-Plumbing-Required Toileting Options for Camping/Glamping
By Rachel Puryear Do you happen to like beaches and tacos? Can you imagine enjoying Taco Bell food, while looking at a stunning State Beach in Pacifica, California? Well, you can. Pacifica’s State Beach is gorgeous and amazing, and also has a paved walkway above it if you prefer that. It also has a Taco…
By Rachel Puryear The thought of having a medical emergency is always scary. The thought of having one – or a loved one having one – when you’re a ways from a hospital and civilization, is even scarier. Nature lovers enjoy escaping civilization and crowds by heading for the wilderness. That’s part of the whole…
By Rachel Puryear Recently, we discussed the dropshipping phenomenon, and why it’s probably not all it’s cracked up to be. And in this post, as promised, we’ll go over a much better way to get paid for promoting products online – and that better way is affiliate marketing. Affiliate marketing involves linking to goods and…
Read more Affiliate Marketing: A Great Way to Make a Blog or Website Profitable
By Rachel Puryear Deep in the Mojave Desert, in the rustic southeastern part of California/southwestern Nevada; is a place famous for its parched, sun-scorched landscape. It’s in one of the hottest, and driest, regions of the world. It’s also incredibly, awesomely, humblingly beautiful and amazing. I’m talking about Death Valley. Now a National Park; its…
Read more Mojave Desert Beauties, Part 1: Death Valley National Park
By Rachel Puryear While you’ve surfed the web over the years, you’ve certainly seen plentiful ads for a diverse array of online courses. One can learn about almost anything on the web nowadays, with lots of offerings to choose from. Maybe you’ve taken some online courses. Maybe you’ve even considered creating your own online course…
Read more Creating Successful Online Courses in a Saturated Market
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