One of the best ways to spend time as a family is traveling full-time. Traveling together can be fun, interesting, and educational for your children too. But it can also be difficult. My guests today are Jessica and Will Sueiro, and they are two parents who have done it successfully. They left the American rat race in 2014 and haven’t looked back. In this interview, we’ll get into the nitty-gritty details of full-time travel as a family- from health insurance and medical care to homeschooling and finding friends. I hope you stick around!

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In This Episode:

Making it happen, instead of waiting for it to happen
How much space do children need away from their parents?
Medical insurance when you're traveling fulltime
The language barrier isn't much of a barrier at all
Making an income on the road (pre and post-COVID)
Monthly budgets and keeping expenses down
The questions that everyone should ask, but don't

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