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

Thank you so much for tuning in today. If this is your first time joining us, the RV

entrepreneur is a weekly podcast where I interview nomadic entrepreneurs who live full-time in

RVs, travel the country,

and run their business from the road. I started the show to be a resource for anyone who was

trying to figure out how to become location independent or just make the transition into full-time

travel. While every person I interviewed just so happens to live in an RV, just like myself,

the majority of what we discuss is how they started their business and made the transition from living in a house or apartment to traveling full-time. We talk about why they decided to live work and travel in an RV, and what advice they would give for anyone who is trying to create an income that allows them to work from anywhere. On today's episode, I sat down to talk with Paul Cortman, who is currently traveling in an RV with his family in Mexico, Baja Mexico, to be specific.

Paul has been running a digital market agency for the past five years with a few contract employees, and in this episode, he shares some really great advice on what success in this lifestyle looks like for him and his family, and also what he believes is the easiest location independent

stream to get started with if you're just starting to think about transitioning into full-time

travel. But before we get into the show, I just want to be up front and say that we had a little

bit of connectivity issues at the beginning and a couple times throughout this episode. It's not the

first time and definitely won't be the last. And it's definitely not enough that you lose track of the conversation or the content of what we're talking about or anything like that. But if you're somebody who's really extremely bothered and sensitive by a few connection issues, I would definitely suggest not listening to this episode. I think Paul has some really great wisdom, and I absolutely

love how this episode played out. But I just want to be straight up with you so you don't get

halfway into the show, and you're really ticked off at me because I told you how awesome of a show

it was, and we broke up a couple times. I did my best to edit it out. But that being said,

I would suggest giving it a try anyway because there's a lot of really

valuable content in here.

So just don't get upset if you hear the mechanicy voice a couple times when you hear that

the connection is low.

It's a really great interview.

So let's get into it.

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