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For author Kristine Hudson, walking away from the claustrophobic confines of a cubicle was simple. But when she jumped behind the wheel of her 1985 Vanagon, everything she knew flew out the crank-handle window.
It’s Not As Easy As I Thought! Revelations About Working and Wellness from a Real Wanderer combines the author’s own experiences, along with pro tips from legions of van dwellers.
For those who are leaving the office behind to work from anywhere else, the information in Working Where Your Heart Is: Finding Success Outside The Traditional Office will help readers understand that Work From Home doesn’t just mean plugging in your laptop somewhere else. From the emotional and psychological impact of leaving the office behind, to the very tangible issues of trying to find a clear phone signal during conference calls, this book helps guide readers through the many unknowns and unexpected challenges that can pop up.
Of course, when you call your van your home, there are plenty of unknowns and unexpected challenges. Not only does your working dynamic change, but you may find a lot of your domestic tendencies fall by the wayside. Again, Ms. Hudson has plenty of tips and tricks to share from someone who has been there and forgot to do that. In From Wheels to Wellness: Tips and Tricks for a Healthy Van Lifestyle , she reveals all of the common sense wellness requirements that fall by the wayside when living on the road, and how to recapture responsibility for our own health.
Together, readers of It’s Not As Easy As I Thought! will be treated to plenty of assistance in acknowledging and overcoming some of the unforeseen challenges of living and working away from a stationary home and office.
