Meet a couple who is traveling the world and working remotely on a small sailboat.
“Actually, that’s a massive oversimplification. From the time Ryan suggested it, sort of as a joke, to the time we cast off from Stockholm, it was two years of research, hard work and even harder decisions. Learning to sail was only the first step. We had to buy an ocean-worthy sailboat, and then spend more money updating and equipping her for living aboard. It was a lot for two people who had spent 99% of their lives on land. Then we had to learn how to provision her for our trips.
“Because a sailboat is smaller than a traditional home , and because it rocks and rolls while at sea, everything needs a spot where it’s out of the way. It keeps things like shoes from flying directly at your forehead during rough weather. I get seasick sometimes so luckily, my bed is really close to the toilet. But the bad news is my bed is really close to the toilet. During Covid, a lot of couples found themselves working from home together.
Keep good company. If your friends aren’t being supportive or don’t believe in you, find people who do. Surround yourself with those who have achieved what you aspire to. Social media makes it so easy to find like-minded souls.
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