Awesome!! Thanks so much for making these! The shots, the narration and the editing are super professional. Also, the people and stories you featured are all really fascinating and inspiring :)

oh man that was a good one. I hope you guys continue to make these type of videos.

@overlandteahouse1273

8 жыл бұрын

+Kombi Life Word!

that last drone footage was an amazing sight

Was glued to this, myself being Aries and going through the shock of putting in over 30 years to industrial corporate now being held accountable and served final papers feel the urgency to become...... ME!

Good Job guys. I have been van dwelling for 5 years to start a company and it is doing good. I eventually want to be able to have a decent amount saved and be able to actually travel the world in a van for several years and be able to run my business from anywhere in the world.

Wonderful video and interviews, and especially your thoughts at the end, Emily. We can write our own stories. I really appreciate seeing this video today, thank you.

Love the perspective in the first part about rules. A very mature viewpoint where a lot of people would easily just blame the rules on an evil tyranny or just others in general, and not think of how their personal actions affect things and what they can do to make a change.

Loved this series! As someone that's just at the "contemplating a van conversion" stage, I can tell you that this is truly inspiring! Thanks for putting the work into making VanLife.

Thanks for taking the time to make these. They were super fun to watch. It's inspiring, always, to meet other people who are doing this. Hope to see you on or off the road. Travel well.

@WheresMyOfficeNow

8 жыл бұрын

+OverlandTeaHouse You're welcome and thanks for taking the time to watch them!! Hope to cross paths. Enjoy your journey. :)

thanks so much for sharing your authentic journeys - I blew a gasket at an earlier mean spirited posting - meeting mean with mean doesn't accomplish anything - sorry I brought that energy to your space - I am looking forward to your further musings and adventures -

I really liked this . hearing other peoples stories inspires me .

Bravo Emily 👏👏👏✌🏻️✌🏻

Fellow Delawarian! Get so excited when I see "middle east" people trying this lifestyle. It's unheard of on the Eastern Shore.

Just incredible! Thank you for making these.

Awesome!

excellent, thanx guys

Thank you! Thank you! Thank you!

Fantastic job. We have really enjoyed this series. Safe travels!

@WheresMyOfficeNow

8 жыл бұрын

+Average Campers' Adventures Thanks so much for watching!!!! :)

All 5 episodes Brilliantly done. I concur..

that last shot was just epic, my hearth stopped for a wile and then I felt love. thanks for the videos

Absolutely beautiful and inspiring 👍🙏

Great series, next!

its all about the people and the journey, thank you.

Wow! Amazing series. Thank you and doing more, more Vanlife, more filming and more less. Safe travels for you.

@WheresMyOfficeNow

8 жыл бұрын

+Stephan Kluge Thank you for the love!

Just watched this episode and Ep4 as well. Very nicely done! Loved every moment of it. Thank you so much for these. Better than TV any day ;o)

Great stuff guys...finally got a chance to go through everything and it's wonderful...Congratulations on a really well done project and looking forward to more of the journey and perspectives!

@WheresMyOfficeNow

8 жыл бұрын

+RV Blue Zone Thanks for taking the time to watch the series! So grateful to have been given the opportunity to work with Idle Theory Bus and meet and interview the nomads. :)

such a wonderful collection of films. as my family and I prepare for our next adventure (we're moving to New Zealand) you guys inspire us! thanks x

LOVE.

my favorite Video of all time

@WheresMyOfficeNow

8 жыл бұрын

+hamburg1888 Wow!! We are humbled and honored you feel this! Thank you for watching. :)

I have been watching you for years. This is the greatest video and subject line I have ever seen!!!!! This is moving, its truthful and its like you said, Not Guaranteed and Possible! Wow! That is a lot of brain cells to even taste this. You are great! I only wished that you might stop here in N. GA to meet me!

Yet another great episode....thanks so much.

Great video series, so far! Loved it! Noticed Chad did the aerial footage at the end! Nice job all!!!!

Again, I really enjoyed this series.

Great story telling guys. I enjoy all of the episode so far. Keep it up!

You have a winner here. Congrats on a job well done!

Very well done. I look forward to the next series!

Death is the other side of Life. Once everything's not guaranteed anymore everything's so much more beautiful everyday because it's all you have, is now, all you have is today, knowing that you could lose something at anytime is what makes it so precious. if it's guaranteed it's not special anymore. once it's guaranteed you take it for granted that's just our nature. so i think you have to have something at risk, you have to be at risk of losing something in order to value it

I almost cry looking all those vanagons, great video guys

rewatching :)

@WheresMyOfficeNow

8 жыл бұрын

+Shelby and Simon Thanks for watching and rematching, yew!

Watched the whole series, amazing video's! So much inspiration... Can't wait to set out on my own adventure

love these videos! good job folks!! I enjoy it so much.

@WheresMyOfficeNow

8 жыл бұрын

+Fernando Zamora Thanks for watching! So happy to hear you enjoyed the series. Peace!

oh no I'm all caught up. now I have to wait for the next episode. I love all the people and the diverse but genuine group of people in your vids. not to mention the westys. I'm very inspired. Thank you.

@WheresMyOfficeNow

8 жыл бұрын

+Korey Ratering Thank you for watching the series! There are five in this one. We'll be producing new videos but they will be a bit different. Again, thanks for watching. Happy to hear you enjoyed it!

i'm following you from Italy, you're videos are great, i'm always thinking about leaving home and try to live on the road but i'm not so brave. Thanks a lot guys for your videos, you are truly an inspiration. Keep going please!

These videos are Amazing and inspiring!!

I asked myself that question so often since I'm on the road. Where is a nomads place in this society? I still don't really have an answer to it. I think it's something we all have to answer for ourselves... When did people start trashing nature? Pretty much around the same time when people didn't have to mend broken things anymore but simply bought them anew. I guess it was in the beginning of modern capitalism... I'm not saying, capitalism is wrong per se, but the way we do it right now it's just a matter of time until the human race has erased itself and plenty of other creatures from this planet to finally make place for intelligent life that knows how to deal with it... Hopefully we'll manage to get it under control before that, though... Oh, and that was an amazing camera flight in the very end! Thumbs up for drones :D Thanks for that amazing series! I really enjoyed it!

@WheresMyOfficeNow

8 жыл бұрын

+About Wings First of all thanks for watching the five videos in this series!! Yes, that drone footage is superb. We are blessed to have had the opportunity to use it. I too believe that it's up to us to answer how we fit into this world. And, that it's possible that we'll never answer it. The answer may be infinite because as we grow so does our understanding. The answer may be no answer. Yes, I definitely hear you on the planned obsolescence. Also, I believe that nature is trashed because of disconnect... in ourselves, others, community, and of course Earth and even the cosmos. Perhaps this disconnect is a result of the modern concept of WORK simply because it does not allow for ample time and space to be ourselves. Thus, we become unbalanced. And, when we are living from a place of imbalance (mind, body, spirit), these aspects of ourselves are constantly seeking to regain balance again via consumerism (immediate "happiness"), drugs dependency, emotional eating (sugar) and even extreme exercise. It seems we can be addicted to anything in an effort to re-member ourselves. Thoughts for now. This is ever evolving in my mind and heart. Maybe worth discussing via vlogs. Much love!

Really well made. Thanks.

Really great video! I need more like this !

Nice series!! I hope I'll have the guts to jump in that life

This vidéo is amazing.

@WheresMyOfficeNow

8 жыл бұрын

Thank you for watching!

Nice Job on this guys! Video work is amazing, and the stories are super entertaining! When in San Diego, we'll have to meet up and get some photos.

I really enjoyed this !!

great video. i am not a #vanlifer but a dreamer. I hope I can have a vanlife soon. nice job on the video documentary series Emily and Corey. your hard work is paying off. i even went to your web site :)

Watching this from a tiny office. Life's too short

LOVE IT !!

Thanks.

11:52 This is my favourite bit.

Great...

yes, who are you? really enjoy your videos. thank you

OMG.. I'm a hippie. Planning to go to the edge of the grid with my VW. On my 4th T3.

This entire series was beautiful... this makes me even more confident in my desires! Heh, and my mother seriously doesn't approve. Oh well. 😂

I love how you showed Jacksonvilles pollution.

@WheresMyOfficeNow

8 жыл бұрын

+Esteban Vargas Yeah... we aim for honest representation of vanlife. Definitely not all pristine spaces. Human's footprints are quite large.

you guys are so interesting! daily vlogs would be fascinating. I bet your story telling community would grow quickly. thank you for great stories. keep being you and living from your heart😀

@Aboutwings

8 жыл бұрын

+erinnneufeld Daily vlogs are just quite problematic to make on the road... You still gotta do plenty of editing and you don't always have internet or electricity. It's easy to not have anything to film anymore because off all the editing work ^^

@WheresMyOfficeNow

8 жыл бұрын

+erinnneufeld Thank you for watching and expressing your enjoyment of the vids. I wonder if it would be worthwhile to post 1-3 Vlogs/week. Every day is definitely too much for me. Producing content is something I'm extremely passionate about, as a way of not only sharing ideas, but personally processing life and practicing connecting to heart. I just keep finding it challenging to stay committed to regular content while also needing to work to generate income and have time for myself and my relationships. Any ideas are certainly welcome. :)

@WheresMyOfficeNow

8 жыл бұрын

+About Wings Yes, every day is too much. See the comment below that I posted about producing content on the road.

@KombiLife

8 жыл бұрын

+About Wings totally agree with this. I personally feel that daily vlogs might be entertaining, but you need to allow yourself a bit of breathing time to put the story together in your head and how you want to explain the ideas that you are pondering. The commitment of daily vlogging (and even weekly vlogging) on the road can be put a lot of pressure on you...especially if you want to keep the quality of the content high

@hollamonE

8 жыл бұрын

I totally agree that it would be hard to film life daily😀. I guess it just depends on your approach. Casey Neistat is really inspiring. Perhaps a selfish request because you do live an adventuresome existence and it is so fun to see problem solving with life outside of the box.😀

Where was the closing aerial shot taken with all the Westies camped along the rim? It looks beautiful there.

I want to be invited to the next big van camp out☺️☮

James and Rachel are dope af just saying!

That last clip with the group camp up on a ledge, is that in Central Oregon? It looks a lot like "The Hole in the Ground" outside of LaPine.

@BexCatherder

8 жыл бұрын

Yes! That was Descend On Bend this past October!

Hello could u tell me what roof rack u use? Regards and all the best!

👍❤😄

Can anyone tell me where the crater with all the vans at the end is?

I love this series of vids.... are you still in Key West ? Iv been here in My "Van" for about a month now...

@WheresMyOfficeNow

8 жыл бұрын

+Howie Roll Thank you for watching... in California now!! :)

That last drone shot, where is that?

Where was the last footage from? with all the vans camped on a ridge.

@WheresMyOfficeNow

8 жыл бұрын

+halfazzhomesteader Descend On Bend meet up in Oregon this fall. Sweet right?!

Thomas Edison did not invent the light bulb he just managed to find out how to keep from burning out within seconds. I believe they accidentally found out that carbon was the key. I'm too lazy to make sure it was carbon but yeah he kinda was about making money

what was the location at the very end? i'm assuming a drone was used to film overhead? Just curious where that was? Is that an established location for vandwellers?

How did Cory know so much about mechanics and how can I learn too

All those "no" signs at the beginning of the video - California loves "no" signs. Sign pollution in Nanny State California. I think there are more regulation/law/rule related "no, you can't" signs in CA than anywhere in the world. I lived there and for real freedom I left CA never ever to return ever again - it is like living in North Korean. That's an exaggeration but seriously, it is exhausting dealing with the rules/regs/laws/no signs in CA. You'll see if you ever visit. After reading to the end "no, you can't" list, it leave you feeling like all there is left to do is to walk very still and silently so not to disturb any of the over sensitive Californians. People in California are very sensitive so watch out if you go there especially in an RV or van trying to camp out.

@WheresMyOfficeNow

8 жыл бұрын

+Dwayne Dixon I feel ya on the No signs. In California now. So many No's. It takes a lot of courage to do what feels GOOD because we are surrounded by so many no no no no no NOs. Fuck it, I'm here to have fun. :)

What's with the last guys voice????

@user-od9pj3vq8y

7 жыл бұрын

It's Filthy Frank

Name song at 11:54 ? Please.

@WheresMyOfficeNow

8 жыл бұрын

+johnny41sum Pretty sure this was a song from Audioblocks. Don't know the name. Next time I open the project's hard drive, I'll try to remember to look for ya. :)

Will there be more EP's? O.o

@WheresMyOfficeNow

8 жыл бұрын

+DjIch1 This is it for this series. Did you enjoy them? It took us a month of filming and a year of post-production to make these. I suppose we can produce them faster but it's a ton of time and I need to make money to pay off my college loans. What did you enjoy the most about these??

@DjIch1

8 жыл бұрын

+Where's My Office Now? Hey, i really enjoyed them! There was a lot of nice footage and many great people you meet and showed the world! And i liked how you split up the different lifestyles of persons through the episodes and the little quote at the end of each ep. :3

A lot of people will judge those who choose to live an "alternative" lifestyle, they'll call you a loser, lazy or a bum whilst they're busy worshipping CEOs, it doesn't make sense.

@WheresMyOfficeNow

8 жыл бұрын

+Art Silva Yes, and their judgements are just projections of a limiting belief system they are attached to. It's not who they are, it's not who anyone is. Understanding this frees me to do whatever I feel, accepting myself first and foremost, and to accept others too and their own personal journey of letting go... Thank you for watching and commenting.

Where is the last spot where it looks like a giant UFO landed?

@BexCatherder

8 жыл бұрын

That's Hole In The Ground, Oregon! The gathering was Descend On Bend, this past October! Super fun time.

hammer and sickle on the boat WTF

I live in the first city the video showed. I was like "that bridge looks familiar...oh wait"

Whoa...lot's of epic cliche's.

www.cheaprvliving.com/blog/traveling-in-a-prius/ Folks the van isn't the ONLY way to do this. You don't have to saddle up with a VW that breaks down so often you could be in a wonderful climate controlled car that you will not only use the AC but you will be able to afford it because you will not be pissing away your money on fuel and repairs. The VW does not even come close to my worse economy with my Prius. That is 20 mpg towing a trailer at interstate speeds. I can get 38 mpg if I keep it at 45 mph. When I drop the trailer the car returns to 40-50 mpg. Is it tighter in a Prius to be sure but is it impossible in a Prius nope it is very plausible to travel this way. This old man is 85 years old he went the van way and he later decided he rather be a mizer and got a used Prius. See when you own a car you can do what you want to it. He decided to take the rear seats out and make it a camper so he could finally go see AK he had already been to all the other states. If I had my way I would hack a wheel off a prius and redesign a totally new vehicle to qualify for motorcycle insurance. Why? Because car insurance for me is $3.33 a day but motorcycle insurance is just 20¢ a day that is over 16 times the cost. I want a trailer anyway so if I could get a bike built out of prius components then it should bang out same if not better mpg will not hit the highway speeds of the prius because of stability issues but as a 55 mph go mobile it will cut it. I think the prius is nearly a masterpiece in a way but the insurance company will charge me 16x more just for that tire? How insane is this? Makes you want to get a sailboat and say the hell with land since they mandate you have insurance for your auto? Insurance for a boat is $100 a year? It is just nuts what they charge for car insurance. More on why a prius see the car has the hybrid system and the designers did not intend for us to sleep in them but you can set the climate control to a temperature and it will hold it. If you are parked there are things you can do to avoid excessive heat or cold. To be sure but summer is our worst time. I can use propane to generate heat I can use a heating pad and an electric blanket and an inverter to stay warm too I can set the heater on a 40 degree setting and keep warm with the blankets and additional clothing. Summer that heat is expensive to beat.

@briannaFML

8 жыл бұрын

I'm converting my Honda Element into a camper. I'm hoping I can convert a small school bus into a "studio apartment" as my final project for college.

@briannaFML

8 жыл бұрын

I'm converting my Honda Element into a camper. I'm hoping I can convert a small school bus into a "studio apartment" as my final project for college.

@briannaFML

8 жыл бұрын

I'm converting my Honda Element into a camper. I'm hoping I can convert a small school bus into a "studio apartment" as my final project for college.

Rather than buy propane, go solar.

No doubt I hate when I'm boating and people throw there cigarette butts in the waterThat is the most basic loss of touch with nature you can have.

Too much air headed introspective philosophy. Just go do it because you want to. It doesn't need to be better than what you were or everyone else was doing before.

@0dteESmini

7 жыл бұрын

life is about improvement... "looking in" is what the world needs if anything.

BS