>>4632
>Ended up with a bretty sweet remote WFH job. They're not particular on internet so I could be at a coffee shop or at home or at a park doing what I do. That's the most obvious way to stay income positive on the road. Otherwise you gotta go be creative and sell stuff or do seasonal work.
Finding decent work wood be hard for me. I have no real job skills and am not at all a self-driven person in the sense that you have to be to do freelance work, for example. That's what a lot of people who live nomadically do for employment, but I'm more of a clock-punching type psychologically.
>What do you play? I brought a few harmonicas with me to pass the time.
So far it's been keyboard, guitar, and a bit of flute. I also have a few other kinds of instruments I haven't spent any real time with yet. My skills in eberry instrument are lacking, but I find them satisfying to occupy my time with. It's not like I intend to play live music or anything like that.