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In this episode, we talk about the most driven interstate in America. I also talk about the significance it has for me and how it helped me start my adventure in road tripping.

In this episode we talk about the city of Orlando. I give a couple of personal stories.

In this episode, we talk about After answering the three big questions how having a budget helps create the time you’ll be on your trip.

In this episode, we talk about just start. You are the only person who can walk through the door to your next opportunity.

In this episode, we review the three questions what’s my destination, who is coming, what’s my budget.

In this episode, we talk about how to prepare for a budget and what we should put in the budget. When it comes to a road trip, it’s just good to know how much you have to spend when creating points of interest

In this podcast, I talk about the question who’s coming. There are four types of road trips when it comes to who is coming. The first is a solo trip, the second is a family trip, the third is a couples trip, the fourth is a buddy trip.

In this episode, I talk about what’s your destination. I talk about creating three list when it comes to destinations. 1. I can list. Places you could jump in your car now and drive to with out much planning. 2. I want list. Places you want to go but take some planning. 3. I dream list. Places you dream to go to but take a lot of planning and a good budget.

For motivation Monday we talk about where’s your place to think. For me it’s my car and driving down the road.

In this episode, we talk about how you can add a full day to your trip. Also, we talk about the four-day road trip with each day having a one day road trip plan.

On a three day road trip you could potentially double your destination time compared to a two day road trip.

In this episode we talk about two day road trip. A two day trip is really a day and an half trip when it comes to having to drive about 6 hours and at least 2 stops lasting an hour or so.

When planning a one day trip. Use the 2 to 3 hour rule of driving. With kids try not to drive more than 3 hours one way. You may have to stop every 2 hours. Stoping when you have kids can take 30mins to an hour. One day trips can be easy or tough if you try to squeeze too much in one day.

In road trips and in life sometimes you gotta just take it 1 mile at a time

In this episode, we talk about how to create your own road trip story. After you dream it, plan it, execute it, and then you tell your story to others.

Don’t forget to dream of a great road trip.

In this episode, we give a small, brief history of Phoenix, Arizona. Some hiking trails and some places to visit.

When planning a trip sometimes even when you’re executing it, you may have to change plans. being flexible on the road helps a road trip go smoother

In this episode, we talk about dreaming it, planning it and then executing it. In life it’s just like planning a road trip. Make sure you don’t just plan it forever. You eventually execute it.

In this episode, we talk about how back roads and city roads parallel with life. That a city Road is just like our every day life we’re just moving along through the hustle and the bustle. Back roads are like vacation times it gets us out of our every day Cycle.

In this episode, we talk about having the right space in your trunk or cargo space for all the things you need for a great road trip.

In this episode, we talk about NYC. A little history and some food.

This episode we talk about having a planning meeting when you’re going on a trip with another person.

Motivation Monday. Just trying to motivate you to get out and get on the road. In this episode we talk about even being quiet. You can speak and put yourself out there. Just like the road, in life you just got to get out there and start driving in life.

In this episode, we talk about how the interstate highway system actually works and what do the numbers mean on the signs.