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    RV Living Full Time: The Beginner’s Guide to Full Time Motorhome Living - Incredible RV Tips, RV Tricks, & RV Resources!
    RV Living Full Time: The Beginner’s Guide to Full Time Motorhome Living - Incredible RV Tips, RV Tricks, & RV Resources!
    RV Living Full Time: The Beginner’s Guide to Full Time Motorhome Living - Incredible RV Tips, RV Tricks, & RV Resources!
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    RV Living Full Time: The Beginner’s Guide to Full Time Motorhome Living - Incredible RV Tips, RV Tricks, & RV Resources!

    By Kevin Gise

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    About this ebook

    Have you been seeking adventure?

    Tired of being chained down to one spot?

    Do you want to get in touch with nature?

    Want to visit beautiful and fun locales? 

    If you answered YES, know that it’s possible when RV living on the open road. A life spent traveling and adventuring across the country often feels out of reach. Well, I'm here to share with you that it's nearer in reach than you'd think. In this book, I will share with you everything I've learned while RV living. I went through all the trials and tribulations and learned things the hard way so you won’t have to. Take from my experiences so you can smoothly transition to an RV lifestyle year round.

    Most people will only travel once or twice each year. If you’re like I am, then you know that’s no way to live your life to its highest potential. We’ve only got this life to lead. Nothing is more important than making it the life we want.  

    This guide on full-time RV living will allow you to transition from a wasted life spent in the same house day in and day out, to a life filled with adventure and travel out on the road. Change is scary but this book will prepare you for the next phase of your life. Don’t put off living the life you want to lead. You deserve to do what makes you happy! 

    Inside You’ll Find:

    The First Steps to RV Living

    The Importance Of RV Basics

    RV Safety Thoughts & Legality Issues

    RV Boondocking Basics

    Ways To Make A Living On The Road

    Amazing RV Destination Sites

    RV Resources, RV Apps, & RV Books

    110 Tips to Improve Living In Your RV

    Don’t Miss Out! Be Sure To Get Your Copy Today!

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherKevin Gise
    Release dateApr 23, 2017
    ISBN9781386668978
    RV Living Full Time: The Beginner’s Guide to Full Time Motorhome Living - Incredible RV Tips, RV Tricks, & RV Resources!
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    Kevin Gise

    Kevin Gise was born and raised in New Jersey. After college, he took time off and traveled the country for the next 2 years. For the past 6 years, he has been running a successful online business from home. He has a passion for writing and helping others,  He is a part-time author and full-time entrepreneur. In his off time, he enjoys spending time with family and seeking out new adventures. He is currently working on his next book and various other business endeavors.

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      Excellent introduction to the RV lifestyle. Many important details will help anyone to get on the road!

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    RV Living Full Time - Kevin Gise

    RV LIVING FULL TIME:

    The Beginner’s Guide to Full Time Motorhome Living - Incredible RV Tips, RV Tricks, & RV Resources!

    Kevin Gise © 2017

    All rights reserved. No part of this book may be reproduced in any form without permission in writing from the author. Reviewers may quote brief passages in reviews.

    Disclaimer:

    This book is for informational purposes only and the author, his agents, heirs, and assignees do not accept any responsibilities for any liabilities, actual or alleged, resulting from the use of this information.

    This report is not professional advice. The author encourages the reader to seek advice from a professional where any reasonably prudent person would do so. While every reasonable attempt has been made to verify the information contained in this eBook, the author and his affiliates cannot assume any responsibility for errors, inaccuracies or omissions, including omissions in transmission or reproduction.

    Any references to people, events, organizations, or business entities are for educational and illustrative purposes only, and no intent to falsely characterize, recommend, disparage, or injure is intended or should be so construed. Any results stated or implied are consistent with general results, but this means results can and will vary. The author, his agents, and assigns, make no promises or guarantees, stated or implied. Individual results will vary and this work is supplied strictly on an at your own risk basis.

    Introduction

    The saddest summary of a life contains three descriptions: could have, might have, and should have. - Louis E. Boone

    The RV lifestyle. For most of us, this is just a dream. Something to fantasize about while passing the time at our 9 to 5 jobs. That was me for most of my life, always daydreaming about the adventures I’d one day take. Eventually, I came to the realization that time wasn’t slowing down and if I wanted to live out any of those adventures, I’d need to take action and manifest my dreams into reality. It wasn’t easy, and I didn’t have a helpful guide like this one to break down what steps I needed to take but I was able to cut the cord on my old life and begin traveling on the road full-time in my RV. The last few years have been an amazing experience. I’ve seen incredible things, made new friends, and visited more places than I can remember. Don’t get me wrong, RV living requires a lot of work. However, the payoff is beyond compare. I no longer need to worry about looking back on my life with regret. I’ve learned that by taking positive action towards my goal no matter how big or small I’ll eventually get to where I want to be in my life. I hope you can take something positive from all of my experiences on the road and transition to living the RV life you’ve been dreaming of.

    First off, I want to thank you for grabbing this book. Having your own RV allows you the ability to see the world in a way most people don’t get to experience it. You’ll have the freedom to roam the countryside taking time hang out in spots you enjoy and passing through those that aren’t for you. Personally, I enjoy avoiding the cold weather whenever possible so I always plan my routes to keep me and my family in a state of perpetual summer. You might want to plan your route differently. That’s the wonderful thing about RV living. You can live your life however you prefer and if you change your mind, you can adjust on the fly without any major issues. In this book, I’ll discuss how you can live a life of travel and adventure. I’ll be breaking down what steps you’ll want to take before getting started, how to plan and budget for your trip, along with a ton of other useful information.

    Learning on your own can be rewarding but can also lead to setbacks and extra expenses. I’ve already gone through the struggle of getting started. Learn from my experiences so you don’t make the same types of mistakes I was guilty of. You’ll be much happier for it, plus you’ll be ready to start enjoying your life even quicker. In the end isn’t that what this is all about. The ability to find freedom and enjoy your life as you see fit. After all, our time on this earth is far too short. I know I would rather live it experiencing what the world has to offer rather than being chained down to a life I find dull and uninteresting. In the beginning, you might feel overwhelmed and frightened. Don’t worry! Change always requires some adjustment. Fear will always try to sneak its way into your mind and make you doubt your decisions. Be resolute and go for what you want out of life. You’ll be thankful that you did.

    I don’t want to make RV living sound like it comes with no drawbacks because it does. Living on the road requires a lot of work. While I find it to be an amazing way to live, you need to stay on top of things. Knowing how to budget and plan are key ingredients to living a successful life on the road. Being prepared for everything will allow you to thrive no matter what circumstances you find yourself in. I suggest doing your due diligence and taking a few test runs before cutting the cord completely. Once you’ve decided on living the RV lifestyle, you can begin laying all the future groundwork to making your RV dreams come true.

    Best of luck! I’m pumped to get going. Let’s get started!

    Chapter One: The First Steps to RV Living

    Enjoy the little things in life, for one day you may look back and realize they were the big things. - Robert Breault

    RV Intro

    RV’s are defined as a motorized or towable vehicle that combine both temporary living quarters with transportation for recreation, camping, and other seasonal uses. These interior quarters contain a washroom, sleeping area, living area, and kitchen

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