Hey, this is Heath Paggett and welcome to the RV Entrepreneur podcast. This is episode number 11.

This is your first time tuning in. Welcome to the podcast. I launched the RV entrepreneur to be a resource for anyone who is working to create a remote income while traveling full-time. In each episode,

I sit down and interview people who live, work, and travel full-time in RVs as they run their

remote businesses from all over the country and sometimes the world. Today, I'm joined by a couple

named Christian and Alyssa Jinco. They are 23 and 24 years old, but have achieved more at their age than a lot of people who are probably 10 to 15 years older.

Christian is the founder of several different online businesses.

The two most prominent ones are called DB inbox and textbooks please.com.

And Christian also has a TEDx talk that's been viewed well over 100,000 times called Why You Should Learn to Code.

Christian and Alyssa both received full rides to SMU University and were able to graduate

college with absolutely no student debt, which is awesome, and I'm a little bit envious of them,

and immediately jump right into the RV lifestyle and travel full time while Christian's online

projects paid for their income and their travels. And something that Kevin

Halesh and I talked about in the last episode of the podcast was this idea of freedom on the road

and how powerful that can be while we're so young. Kevin mentioned how he could take on several

different investors and try to go from two and a half million users on his app to something like

$1 billion. He already has $2.5 million. But it might to something like 1 billion, he already has 2.5 million.

But it might come at the cost of his freedom, which at this point in his life wasn't worth it.

And something that Christian Alyssa and I talk about today was once you get this quote unquote freedom,

once you start a business that allows you to travel, explore, and be able to do basically whatever

you want, be able to wake up

whenever you want. What do you spend your time doing? Because while it sounds great to have such

autonomy before retirement, once you achieve it, then what? If you are somebody who works hard

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