Red nomad 5 years ago I made a choice to change how I was going to live my life.
I wanted to make a complete change. I wasn’t happy in any aspect of my life. The path that I was on was broken. The world that I lived in was incredibly scary, lonely and I had no idea how to make it out.
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Then one day an incredible change occurred in my life. It took place at a moment's notice and it was unexpected and devastating. However, it was a path and as it turned out, ended up being one of the most incredible gifts ever given to me.
I could breathe again.
I didn’t know it at the time but red.nomad had been born.
My minimalistic and nomadic life took shape and began to grow in complexity. I loved it. All of it, everything about was amazing.
Five years later, I'm still living out on the road.
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Totally free! My rules, my way! Where is red.nomad today? Well, just recently, I finished the build-out of my 2011 chevy hhr - aka the red.nomad.lifestyle
It fully supports my nomadic lifestyle. Every weekend it takes me on a new adventure.
I love my lifestyle and it offers many positive aspects to my life. I never thought when I set out on this adventure that I would take to it as I have and what freedom it would provide.
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My family and friends ask me all the time. Why do you do this? And isn’t hard? My answer to this question is as follows.
“look, there is a fine line between being homeless and choosing to live this lifestyle, I chose to live this way”