So hanging out back in the Twin Cities I’ve decided to host a Meetup called Location Independent Living Group. I figure it’s a good opportunity for people to discuss their thoughts and options related to living a Location Independent Lifestyle. It was relatively lightly attended, like many first time groups are, but it reinforced a bunch of lessons for me concerning people wanting to move their lives in that direction.
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Having dealt with the most immediate issues upon our arrival home it came time to deal with other issues that arose while we were away. There’s nothing like leaving and not having access to things in your house for you to learn where the holes are in your processes.
Thankfully we pulled up to the house when we returned and all the snow was gone. It’s been unseasonably warm, from what I hear, in the Twin Cities this winter. I can’t say that I’m going to complain. It’ll make the unpacking easier. First thing to do when we get inside is to take a walk around to make sure nothing fell apart while we were gone. Next up, turn the temperature back up to 70, from the 55 degrees that we set it at. I Look at the thermostat and it says 47…
Getting to this point I will assume that you have created your vision, and that having the flexibility to live a Location Independent Lifestyle is important to you. If you haven’t already done so, please review this post and start thinking seriously about what you want in your life. Today we’re going to discuss a few ways to give you the income you need, along with the flexibility that you need, in order to pull all of this off.
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