Support Your RV Lifestyle! An Insider's Guide to Working on the Road, 2nd Edition

I thot this would have info about full-time RVers.
RVers don't stay in one place for long,
and finding a job in such a circumstance is different than being in a stick-built house.

Not a single idea about self-employment ideas for RVers.

Things I thot it would have are pet sitting, massage,
reflexology, helping at the rv park, errand services,
cleaning, things that one can do in the rv park,
or from an rv.

Or places to work, like Walmart, JC Penney, fast food,
businesses that are located nationally, where they will
hire someone with short-term employment history.

Or ideas of businesses to do over the internet,
that can be done from one's RV.

OK. I had those ideas on my own, but there wasn't anything
useful to me in that book.

Living Aboard Your RV

Not everyone can retire young but Jamie makes the RV travel dream possible for anyone including those who must work along the way

I must say that I really enjoy this book. It is well written and provides alot of very good information. It is a good resource book to keep in your RV. I am planning to go full time RVing in the next couple of months and this book helped me to make that important decision. Read and enjoy folks!

We found this book a very valuable resource for planning on our eventual fulltiming phase of life. It is a very easy read, but it also has the information you need. It's very well laid out! Thanks for a great book!

Support Your RV Lifestyle: An Insider's Guide to Working on the Road (Second Edition)
is a wonderful resource -- it's well-written, filled with great information, and is inspirational and encouraging, as well. Jaimie Hall is knowledgeable and enthusiastic about her topic. It's obvious that she's a seasoned traveler -- and has been both working on the road and talking to many other RVers who have worked while enjoying their travels.

The book summarizes over 350 jobs (in categories like work at rv parks and resorts, christmas tree farms, state parks and national forest areas, concessions, seasonal jobs, sales of rv related products, crafts, writing and consulting). Details like how to handle resumes, long-distance job interviews, contact information and communication while traveling, and the right questions to ask about jobs are also covered. In addition to the many options it lists, it points out possible problems and challenges one may encounter on the road while trying to find a job or while working.

If you (like us) are thinking about traveling in an RV, this is the book to have in the planning stage -- and I assume it will also be helpful when on the road.
Also check out the author's website and enewsletter.