Imagine selling everything you own, starting a business, and hitting the road with your family—all while raising two young kids. Sounds impossible? Not for this week’s Money Diarist. After a life-changing experience in the NICU, she and her husband realised life is too short to wait for the “perfect” time to live their dream. So, they made it happen: selling their belongings, buying a caravan, and building a business that gives them the freedom to work from anywhere.

In this heartwarming and inspiring episode, we dive into how they turned skills into income, how they budget and save to keep their travel dreams alive, and the big goals they’re working toward—including being mortgage-free by 50. You’ll walk away feeling empowered to rethink what’s possible for your own life—because they’re proof you don’t need millions in the bank to live the life you want.

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