Living and Working Tiny from a Boat

Oct 15, 2021

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Parenting and running a business while living tiny and traveling full-time is no easy task, but today's guest, Erin Carey, is doing it all. Erin lives on a boat with her family and also runs her own PR agency, a business she started after making this transition to living tiny. In this interview, we're going to hear her and her family's story, learn about the headspace and some of the things Erin did to stay motivated for making this big transition. Erin also tells us how she is able to stay productive and work from a tiny space when her family is all around, there are a lot of distractions, and she has limited alone time.

Full show notes and images at thetinyhouse.net/184.

In This Episode:

How do the kids feel about living tiny?
Living tiny changes your relationship with your family
The motto that helped them keep moving forward
Tips to keep moving toward your goal when it gets rough
How Erin started her business from the boat
Creating a private place to work with limited space
Balancing working from home, family time, and adapting to a new location
How Erin gets internet on her boat to run her business
How to approach the media to gain coverage on your tiny home

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