

Modern Nomads: The Future of Work
Jan 16, 2018
Cherie Collier, a modern nomad who travels the country in an RV with her family, shares her inspiring journey of prioritizing experiences over traditional stability. They discuss the gig economy's rise and the preference for access over ownership, while navigating the challenges of work camping. The conversation highlights the benefits of co-working spaces and the flexibility they offer, as well as the joys and lessons of homeschooling on the road. Cherie's stories reveal the empowering shift toward flexible lifestyles and the fulfillment of choosing one's unique career path.
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Family's RV Life Leap
- Cherie Collier decided to leave her stable job and family home to live and work on the road in an RV with her family.
- They sold their house seeking freedom and experiences more aligned with their values than traditional stability.
Access Over Ownership Shift
- The gig economy enables a shift from ownership to access, letting people enjoy lifestyles without buying assets.
- This reduces financial burdens like insurance and parking fees, while providing flexibility on demand.
Gig Economy's Career Flux
- Career paths in the gig economy are unpredictable, with ups and downs instead of a steady upward trajectory.
- Job tenure is shorter, and traditional job security no longer guarantees financial or professional stability.