Perhaps it’s the explorer in me, but I’ve always been up for a good adventure.

It’s why I chose to sign up to run a half-marathon when I’m anything but a runner.

It’s why I started a business without knowing what I was doing, where I was going, or how I’d navigate getting there without a roadmap. (Pro tip: The road tends to appear when you step out in faith, but that’s not common or the most sound business advice you’ll get from traditional 9-5 thinkers).

It’s also why I dove headfirst into the RV lifestyle and am now building two businesses around it — Roadpreneur and Cruisin’ + Campfires.

As an RVer and entrepreneur, a beautiful intersection between the unknown and predictable outcomes makes this lifestyle so crazy desireable.

I chose to create a brand around RVing and entrepreneurship because there’s so much overlap.

Take a look at the RV lifestyle as evidence. There’s something so profoundly beautiful and inspiring about rolling into the unknown. Sure, you might have looked up reviews about the campground where you’ll be staying, and you might’ve even picked your spot, but until you get there, you don’t know exactly what the experience will be.

• You could have a blowout on the way to the campground, leaving you stranded, or sending you to an unexpected hidden gem while you wait for the tire to get repaired.
• Your neighbors could become your best friends or be loud and noisy.
• An unknown animal could walk into your campsite — an event that always seems to lead to new memories of quickly grabbing the camera to take a picture of an elk strolling through or running inside to escape a skunk trying to site fireside with you.

As much as we try to predict and plan for RV adventures, there will always be elements outside our control, which is why we love this mode of travel. We get to expect the unexpected, build resilience as we adapt to the unknowns, and grow as human beings in ways that just can’t be done indoors.

The world of entrepreneurship looks very similar.

Entrepreneurship is just as full of unexpected adventures, unforeseen circumstances, and underrated experiences that will shape your life.

• Technology can break down on you unexpectedly, causing you to scramble to connect with your audience.
• Your competitors could do something new to shake up the marketplace, which could work in your favor or against it.
• A cool new kid on the block could enter the scene (lookin’ at you, AI) and threaten to steal the job you’ve worked so hard to build for yourself, causing you to learn, evolve, and adjust your brand on the regular.

That regular transformation and push forward is exactly what RVers are designed for.

We know that life throws us curveballs.

We know that we’ll have to plan for the unexpected and embrace the unknown when it comes our way.

And we’re ready for it all because:

We’re so fiercely committed to this lifestyle we’re building that we’re ready for it all.

But this preparation can feel exhausting. Constantly showing up and being ready can feel draining. It’s perhaps why many RVers and entrepreneurs are drawn towards burnout. We’re building this lifestyle to relax and experience all the good life has to offer — so why does it sometimes feel anything but rainbows and sunshine?

Here’s the thing that many people don’t talk about often enough:

When on an adventure, having guardrails and failsafe measures in place makes that experience feel more joyful. There’s beauty in the plan as long as it’s planned right.

RVers are ready for adventure. Entrepreneurs are ready to adjust and course correct where needed.

What we’re not ready for is burnout. Long hours. Draining repetitive tasks. The exhausting roundabout, always-on approach to doing business the way we should, and showing up where we should, and all those other shoulds that tend to leave us feeling like we’re barely keeping our head above the surface.

We want to float on the lake, not doggie paddle around the water trying to breathe while also making it seem like we know what we’re doing.

Sink or swim? Nah. Let’s float and flourish.

You’re sold on this idea, but the question then becomes how?

How do you do the doing consistently and prolifically without burnout?

How do you keep showing up and maintaining that need to always be on when you want a break now and then?

How do you prioritize your life today, so you can embrace that campground you’re at and the new area you have to explore without feeling like you’re drowning in a to-do list?

Introducing: The Roadpreneur Experience

For months, I heard the rallying cry from Roadpreneurs inside my Community. Many are eager to learn and want to know what those guardrails look like. Others are eager for someone to simplify this journey by telling them where and how to show up and keeping that focus on content creation month after month without burnout.

To answer that need, I’ve shuttered the doors of the Roadpreneur Community. I’m taking what worked really well and what was so well loved and reinventing how I show up for you along your travel and business-building journey.

This is The Roadpreneur Experience, and it will change how you navigate your work/life balance as an entrepreneur who craves simplicity and ease so you can experience more in this crazy, beautiful, short life.

This must-have approach is all about your experience as a Roadpreneur.

It’s about showing up for your business without burning yourself to a crisp.

It’s about showing up for your people without feeling so exhausted.

It’s how you stop setting yourself on fire to keep your customers warm.

Are you ready to jump in and see how much easier life can be with a few guardrails up and guidance toward your new destinations in entrepreneurship each month?

This isn’t about learning something new.

It’s about implementing what you want to do in your heart, with support and clarity along the way.

Join the Roadpreneur Experience to be the first inside and get a special gift.

See you on the inside?