Wherever We Land

Okay, buckle up, because this is about to get real. My dream job? Forget the corner office and the 9-to-5 grind. I’m talking about swapping spreadsheets for sleeping bags, boardrooms for bonfires, and PowerPoint presentations for panoramic photos.

Imagine this: I’m waking up to the sound of birds chirping, not the insistent buzz of an alarm clock. My office? A breathtaking vista overlooking a crystal-clear lake. My commute? A scenic hike through a national park. My colleagues? The wind, the sun, and maybe a curious squirrel or two.

See, my dream job is a nomadic adventure. I envision myself traveling the United States, exploring its diverse landscapes and hidden gems, all while creating captivating content that shares my experiences with the world.

Think about it:

• Hiking the Appalachian Trail: Documenting the challenges and triumphs of this legendary journey, capturing the raw beauty of the wilderness, and sharing stories of the incredible people I meet along the way.
• Road tripping the Pacific Coast Highway: Exploring charming coastal towns, surfing epic waves, and capturing the mesmerizing beauty of the California coastline in stunning time-lapses.
• Camping under the stars in Yellowstone: Witnessing the awe-inspiring geysers erupt, hiking through canyons, and sharing my encounters with bison and bears (from a safe distance, of course!).

This isn’t just about creating beautiful videos and writing compelling blog posts. It’s about living a life of purpose, connecting with nature, and inspiring others to explore the wonders of our incredible country.

Of course, there will be challenges. There will be days of rain, days of solitude, and days when the internet connection is weaker than a whisper. But I believe the rewards will far outweigh the hardships.

This is my dream. To live a life of adventure, to create meaningful content that inspires and connects, and to leave a positive impact on the world, one breathtaking campsite at a time.

So, if you ever see a dusty van parked near a scenic overlook, with a camera perched on a tripod and a campfire crackling nearby, chances are you’ve stumbled upon my temporary “office.” And if you see me, come say hello! I’d love to share a cup of coffee (or maybe some hot cocoa) and a story or two.