"Nothing feels like a chore in the way that it used to, getting up in the morning isn’t so hard because I know that maybe I have work to do but my day is not all about work I am not going to spend the bulk of my day at work away from my dogs and my best friend"

Meet Bree! Bree is 26, non binary from Colorado, USA.

Bree, Guilly and the two doggos Zeus and Apollo have just started living on the road. 

Bree graduated college was working in they field, had a cool apartment and a good community of friends but knew that there was something more. 

With an apartment lease coming to an end Bree knew they needed to do something big and needed something to change. 

Something I am sure most people can relate to is working so much that you are so tired so when you get time off, you are too exhausted to actually do the things you want to do.

"I can definitely say I am happier, I am in love with this new life.The most important things, which we have found rapidly are not really things they are just there.It’s a huge jump, it’s a lifestyle change, its not only that it’s a departure from this norm that we as a collective are conditioned to believe is the way to go, the right way. That change feels big and scary and sometimes you just need one more vote to tell you to do it"

In the podcast: 
Bree's story
The why?
How do you make an income on the road?
What’s the plan? 
The cost of van renovations and time
What is it like travelling with your two dogs?
Who is one other person in the van life community who inspires you and that we should follow and check out?

Follow Bree's adventure on Instagram @doesthiscountasvanlife 

Follow us at @AugieSundays

"Nothing feels like a chore in the way that it used to, getting up in the morning isn&rsquo;t so hard because I know that maybe I have work to do but my day is not all about work I am not going to spend the bulk of my day at work away from my dogs and my best friend"
Meet Bree! Bree is 26, non binary from Colorado, USA.
Bree, Guilly and the two doggos Zeus and Apollo have just started living on the road.&nbsp;
Bree graduated college was working in they field, had a cool apartment and a good community of friends but knew that there was something more.&nbsp;
With an apartment lease coming to an end Bree knew&nbsp;they needed to do something big and needed something to change.&nbsp;
Something I am sure most people can relate to is working so much that you are so tired so when you get time off, you are too exhausted to actually do the things you want to do.
"I can definitely say I am happier, I am in love with this new life.The most important things, which we have found rapidly are not really things they are just there.It&rsquo;s a huge jump, it&rsquo;s a lifestyle change, its not only that it&rsquo;s a departure&nbsp;from this norm that we as a collective are conditioned to believe&nbsp;is the way to go, the right way. That change feels big and scary and sometimes you just need one more vote to tell you to do it"
In the podcast:&nbsp;
<ul>
<li>Bree's story</li>
<li>The why?</li>
<li>How do you make an income on the road?</li>
<li>What&rsquo;s the plan?&nbsp;</li>
<li>The cost of van renovations and time</li>
<li>What is it like travelling with your two dogs?</li>
<li>Who is one other person in the van life community who inspires you and that we should follow and check out?</li>
</ul>
Follow Bree's adventure on Instagram @doesthiscountasvanlife&nbsp;
Follow us at @AugieSundays

Have you ever thought about giving up the 9 to 5? About packing up your life and traveling the world in a van? The Van Life Series speaks to people who are challenging the “norm” and living their best life. Each week we will feature a new guest on the road who will inspire you to take that leap.

Have you ever thought about giving up the 9 to 5?

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