Awesome! Just awesome! Love the whole idea and hopefully, we'll get a chance to be a part of the Nomad Bus in the future!
The more and more we read about stories from nomads, the more we would like to dive in, but there's always something holding us back. It's the FUD of life. Maybe we need to push ourselves 😊
Hi, thanks for the compliment. More and more people are taking steps to live and work in the road. We convinced a fellow Belgian who is a programmer to buy a van and ask his boss if he could work remotely and he could! Life is what you make it :)
Thanks for the inspiring words! And now we know where you're from. We were trying to place your accents whilst we watched the video - we thought of French for Tim and Dutch for Valerie, but we weren't too off - both Belgians! Probably Tim is from the French speaking side and Valerie from the Dutch one?
Going back to your point, life is what to have make of it! So, you decide and make your own path. Like it! 😊
Close, I am from the Flemish part of Belgium, but I worked for 10 years in France :)
What are your upcoming plans to travel?
Where are you from?
Ah close indeed!
Well, Sam is half English and half Thai and Becca is English, but grew up in Portugal for most of her life. We live in Bangkok now and have been for the past year and a bit since Sam decided to do his masters here. Becca is teaching English to earn an income. We travel monthly to neighboring countries as she needs to do a visa run. Didn't want to sign a full time contract and get a work permit as the conditions of the contract restricts her from doing anything, but work for them and also we don't know if we'll be here after Sam finishes his masters at the end of the year. That is why we are looking at all options - stay and work, new place and work, travel and work, something else? Time is ticking away.
Our next trip/run is in two weeks; going to Vientiane, Laos for a long weekend. It should be fun!