Van Life: Hitting the Road with Teri Slater | MHFI 168

Living in a van down by the river used to be for the destitute. Now, all of the cool kids are doing it. Doug and Carl talk about van life with Teri Slater, a Longmont local and friend. Teri is a financial expert with a remarkable story. She got out of 200K in debt, having some very difficult conversations along the way with a spendy partner. Now, she’s building a van to begin the next journey of her life.

• Getting out of big debt
• Choosing a van
• Van conversions
• Road trips
• Starlink satellite internet
• Eating healthy on the road
• Full costs revealed

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• Teri’s Instagram
• Van Life Academy
• Harvest Hosts
• Boondockers Welcome
• Trusted Housesitters
• Doug’s site
• Carl’s blog: 1500 Days

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