Dan and Sandy – On the Move in Texas
We always love getting together with friends and meeting new people as we go about our travels.
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Author: Dan Clouser
Terry Weaver – Squirrels, Rabbit Holes, and Flying Elephants
The title of this podcast is spot on – Terry and I cover a broad range of topics, with a few squirrel moments mixed in among the rabbit holes that we go down, but ultimately, we land the opportunity of making elephants fly.
Professionally, Terry is a business coach and idea strategist who specializes in helping remarkable leaders navigate the galaxy of entrepreneurship. His biggest goal is to help his clients discover what they really want and help discover the map to head in the direction and arrive at the destination they desire.
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John Kimble – Turning Adversity into Opportunity
John is a fitness trainer and development coach.
He has learned how to turn adversity into opportunity. He has overcome addiction and self-sabotage and now dedicates his life to others in order to help them turn their own adversity into opportunity.
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Tobi Whitney – The Nomad Life and Baseball
Tobi and Jeff met as freshmen at UMASS Amherst and married soon after graduating. After they decided not to have children, thoughts went to retiring early and exploring the world. When Tobi retired as a flight attendant in 2022, free travel across the globe is now an opportunity. At the time, Jeff was mostly retired, working 10 hours a week remotely. So, they sold their condo and hit the open road in a camper with their cat Milo to see the US and Canada.
After 16 months of living full-time on the road, they’re ready to embark on another new adventure. This is one that will take them across the globe to Italy. There Jeff will apply for his citizenship by descent and they plan on securing short-term leases while exploring different cultures throughout the country.
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37 Days
During our first week, at our first Left-Right-Center game, we met a couple that we just knew we had a connection with. Isn’t it amazing how sometimes you just feel a vibe with people. You just meet them, yet you feel like you have known them for your entire lifetime. Well, that was Jason and Sara Brelsfoard. They sat next to us during the game and we immediately connected. Jason had us laughing from the time he said hello to the time he said good-bye to us that night. Sara may have been slightly embarrassed on occasion, but she seemed to take everything in stride.
They own what Jason calls a “small” 800-acre farm in central Illinois. Sara is also a massage therapist. Jason was immediately intrigued by our full-time RV lifestyle. He loves what he does, but recognizes that life is short. He wants to be able to live and enjoy life, not just work until he dies.
We made sure that Jason and Sara made it to trivia the next night and began sitting with them at each campground function that we were at together. We’d stop by their site and chat and they would do the same. They came to listen to me speak and bought a couple of my books. They really did feel like family.
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