You don’t think of an executive assistant working out of a backpack or an RV, but for Amber Rose, that’s exactly what happened.
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From Homeless to Executive Assistant
When her son Riley was still small, Amber Rose was evicted from her house. She also lost her car. Homeless and struggling, she was forced to live with friends and family while she and searched for ways to work online so that she could stay at home with her boy and save the money that would have gone to daycare. Slowly she began to build work and a profile as an executive assistant. Listen in as she tells me about moving into an RV…even though she had never even been inside an RV before. We discuss travel gear, educational and homeschooling resources, becoming an executive assistant, and more.
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IN THIS EPISODE
- 05:40 Intro
- 08:14 House sitting & Dog Sitting
- 09:59 Origin story
- 17:00 Working as an executive assistant
- 29:58 What’s in their bags
- 35:45 Online resources
- 41:19 The SCHENGEN visa rules for non-EU citizens
ABOUT
- Names: Amber Rose and her son Riley (now 11)
- Holds passports from: USA
- Type of travel: Longer-term international travel. RV travel, House sitting & working online as an executive assistant
- A few places they’ve been: Dominican Republic, Costa Rica, Germany, Italy, the UK. Before that RV travel on the USA west coast.
IN THEIR BAGS
- 2 Osprey rolling backpacks (70-liter)
- Eagle Creek Compression bags
- Kindle Fire HDX Gen 3
- Lenovo Laptop/tablet
- GoPro Hero3+
- Sony Cybershot
- BUBM Wire holder
LINKS & RESOURCES
- Raising Miro
- Project Worldschool
- One Drive
- DropBox
- Connections Academy
- Acellus
- Khan Academy
- Minecraft
- Skyscanner
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