Click to Send Laura a Text! The modern world often prescribes a narrow path to security: climb the corporate ladder, acquire a larger house, and accumulate material wealth. But what if true resilience, abundance, and happiness could be found by turning away from this script and rooting oneself deeply in the earth? This is the core philosophy explored in a recent episode of the Less House More Moola Podcast, featuring natural living advocates Jesse and Johanna Boudreau of Chimayó, New Mexico. ...
Click to Send Laura a Text! In this episode of the Less House More Moola Podcast, host Laura Lynch speaks with Michele DeVries, a full-time RVer, photographer, and creator of Two Happy Campers. Michele and her husband, Mark, embraced an unconventional nomadic lifestyle, transforming their approach to work, debt, and the very concept of "success." Their story is a powerful testament to the liberating potential of downsizing, rejecting societal pressure, and curating a life deeply aligned with ...
Click to Send Laura a Text! In this episode of the Less House More Moola podcast, Laura explores the concept of a 50-year mortgage, discussing its implications for homebuyers and the mortgage industry. She highlights the changing demographics of homeownership, the financial calculations behind different mortgage terms, and the impact of amortization on equity. The conversation emphasizes the importance of understanding the long-term financial commitments associated with mortgages and encourag...
Click to Send Laura a Text! Are you tired of the 9-to-5 grind? Do you dream of funding a life of travel with your real estate? On this episode of the Less House More Moola Podcast, host Laura shares an inspiring conversation with Senta and Eric (@SentaAndEricSomewhere), a couple who successfully escaped the corporate rat race in Cincinnati to live full-time in their DIY camper. Senta and Eric reveal the exact financial and logistical strategies they used over three and a half years to achieve...
Click to Send Laura a Text! In this week's episode of the Less House More Moola Podcast, host Laura sits down with Angel Mathis, a nurse practitioner, financial coach, and founder of Nurses Investing for Wealth. Their conversation delves into a powerful, two-pronged strategy for achieving personal freedom: embracing tiny living and cultivating "money clarity." Angel’s journey, starting from a high-debt, high-cost-of-living situation in Seattle, proves that radical changes in housing and finan...
Click to Send Laura a Text! Laura's Less House More Moola podcast takes a personal turn this episode, sharing her birthday month reflections on growth, struggle, and the coalescing themes guiding her personal and professional life. This special episode, not shared on social media, delves into deeper concepts, resonating with those seeking more than just surface-level financial advice. Go to thetinyhouseadviser.com
Click to Send Laura a Text! In this episode, Van Guerrero shares his journey into tiny living and the importance of community in enhancing the tiny home experience. He discusses the challenges of transitioning to tiny home reselling, particularly the unique financing hurdles faced by potential buyers. Van also expresses his aspirations for improving the tiny home industry, advocating for better regulations and support systems for tiny home living. Van's Links Website: https://tinyreselling.co...
Click to Send Laura a Text! In this episode of the Less House More Moola Podcast, Sigi Koko shares her journey into natural building, emphasizing the importance of using local materials and creating energy-efficient homes. The conversation explores the shift in public knowledge about natural building, the challenges faced by those wanting to pursue this path, and the cost implications of natural versus conventional building methods. Sigi discusses who can benefit from natural building, how to...
Click to Send Laura a Text! In this engaging conversation, Mel Klein shares her journey from traditional homeownership to a nomadic lifestyle, emphasizing the importance of intentional living, space management, and pursuing one's passions. She discusses the challenges and rewards of living on the road, the various career pivots she and her partner have made, and offers valuable advice for those looking to embrace a similar lifestyle. Mel highlights the significance of starting small, being ad...
Click to Send Laura a Text! In today's fast-paced digital landscape, building a strong brand can feel like an uphill battle, especially for entrepreneurs transitioning from corporate roles to launching their own ventures. The "Less House More Moola" podcast recently hosted Emily Paulsen, founder of Electric Collab, a psychology-based brand studio, to demystify brand strategy and offer a refreshing, minimalist approach to building a business that truly connects and converts. Emily's Links ht...
Click to Send Laura a Text! In this conversation, Laura Lynch speaks with Kirsten Dirksen and Nicolás Boullosa about their book 'Life-Changing Homes', which explores how unique living spaces can profoundly impact individuals' lives. They share stories of unconventional homes, discuss the philosophies behind minimalism and financial freedom, and emphasize the importance of designing spaces that reflect personal needs and identities. The conversation also touches on the future of housing, commu...
Click to Send Laura a Text! In this episode, Laura Lynch discusses the evolving landscape of tiny and small homes, emphasizing the importance of intentional living and the legal complexities surrounding these housing options. She explores the demand for smaller homes as a solution to affordability issues in the housing market, while also addressing the challenges and opportunities presented by small residential units. The conversation highlights the need for creative living solutions and the ...
Click to Send Laura a Text! In this episode of the Less House More Moola Podcast, Laura Lynch discusses the profound impact of housing costs on mental health and overall well-being. She reflects on her personal journey of letting go and how affordable housing can create mental and emotional space. The conversation explores the psychological burdens of home ownership, the freedom that comes with lower housing costs, and the importance of simplifying life through minimalism. Laura emphasizes th...
Click to Send Laura a Text! For too long, we've been taught that wealth is solely about money – the size of your bank account, the value of your investments, or the assets you own. But what if true wealth encompasses far more than just financial figures? What if it's about the richness of your entire life, reflecting your satisfaction across all domains that truly matter to you? Go to thetinyhouseadviser.com
Click to Send Laura a Text! In this episode, Laura Lynch discusses the intersection of divorce and tiny living, exploring how alternative housing can provide solutions during transformative life changes. Drawing from her personal experience, she emphasizes the emotional and financial challenges of divorce, the importance of support systems, and the potential for personal growth in the aftermath. The conversation highlights the need for flexible housing options that align with individual needs...
Click to Send Laura a Text! Join us as we dive into the inspiring story of Mikael and Heather, who transformed their lives by building a tiny home. Discover how they left their 9-to-5 jobs, embraced risk, and found financial freedom and community through sustainable living. Learn about the challenges and triumphs of building their own home, starting a business, and raising a family in a tiny space. Call to Action: Follow Mikael and Heather's journey on Instagram at @WilderTinyHome and explore...
Click to Send Laura a Text! In this episode of the Less House More Moola podcast, host Laura interviews Bill Thornton, a builder and resident of El Rito, who shares his journey of creating a unique home and life in a small community. Bill discusses his early experiences with building, the evolution of his home, and the importance of community and cooperation in sustainable living. He emphasizes the benefits of living debt-free and the transition to building tiny homes on wheels, reflecting on...
Click to Send Laura a Text! In this episode of the Less House More Moola podcast, host Laura interviews Matt Remine, an expert in rocket stoves and rocket mass heaters. They discuss the principles behind rocket stoves, their efficiency compared to traditional wood stoves, and the importance of thermal mass in heating systems. Matt shares insights on building rocket mass heaters, particularly for small spaces, and offers resources for those interested in DIY projects. The conversation highligh...
Click to Send Laura a Text! In this episode of the Less House More Moola podcast, Laura reflects on her journey of alternative living, discussing her experiences in Colorado and the various housing options available. She emphasizes the importance of understanding personal values when making housing choices and explores the balance between nomadic lifestyles and community building. Laura encourages listeners to take a values quiz to better understand their preferences and how they can create a...
Click to Send Laura a Text! In this episode of the Less House More Moola podcast, Laura discusses with Payton Bendure her journey from traditional home ownership to embracing a skoolie lifestyle. Payton shares her experiences growing up, the lessons learned from early home ownership, and the motivations behind transitioning to a mobile lifestyle. They delve into the importance of community, the challenges of entrepreneurship, and the excitement of exploring new places while building a busines...