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 Aside from space, what are other ways you live on less?

G&JB: Wardrobe consists of only mix 'n' match necessities, not fashion trends. When you're mobile, you don't do things like take horse riding lessons, ballet class, or play team sports. We mainly spend our time outside exploring and playing together...We do a lot of free outdoor activities.

How do you make money on the road?

G&JB: We do a lot of things...Our main source of income is our consulting business @otrlifestyleconsulting, where we work with people with build and design for their mobile rigs, on-the-road lifestyle consulting (such as how to find fresh water or safe places to sleep), as well as help with transitioning from house life to life on the road. Pretty much anything related to this lifestyle that people want to learn more about. We found the sweet spot where our passions and talents intersected, and we made a business out of it. We also do affiliate marketing for brands that we love and support, write guest blog posts, do sponsored YouTube videos for brands we use, and we have a merch store."

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Photographer, musician. And artist Ethan DeLorenzo is the face behind @fatherandforager and @fatherofode. He's a single dad to son Ode, whom he shares with actress Jena Malone. Ethan and Ode live part-time in an '87 VW Westfalia van, and the rest of the time live in an intentional farming community, where Ode attends forest school.

Has van life surprised you with any unexpected spending?

ED: Car repairs are always unknown and can really set you back. I've been on the road with my family and had to get a whole new engine from a head gasket—which is a big job and takes time, so there's an expensive repair and a couple weeks you need to find housing and reschedule your plans.

How has your relationship with money changed on the road?

ED: That's a big question. When I started, I really didn't enjoy capitalism and the rat race of it all. Over time, I realized capitalism isn't necessarily the problem; it's more how we use capitalism. For example, in capitalism we can pay everyone four times the minimum wage, have health care, benefits, and work, let's say, 40 hours a month...And that would still be capitalism. But we have it set up to be so oppressive to the masses that it's really less of money being an issue, and more what our greater morals are as a collective society, what we value over all. Van life is amazing. It allows an opportunity to recalibrate on what truly matters in life, and usually money takes a back seat when held up to the light of what's truly important.

 

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