In this video I’m answering the question I get all the time after four years living full-time on the road: do I regret van life? The honest answer is no—like, 100% not. But if I had to pick “regrets,” they’re really just lessons. I talk about wishing I’d gone off-grid sooner (I started out doing heaps of stealth camping because I felt safer in cities), and how much calmer my nervous system feels when I can ground in one spot for a few weeks. I also share the practical stuff I’d do differently: getting rid of “just in case” belongings earlier (yes, I kept two pairs of heels for way too long), and not blindly trusting Google Maps when it decides a corrugated red dirt road past signs about live ammunition practice is a great idea. We chat about the things people often worry about—loneliness and stability—and why solo van life works for me because I genuinely reset in my own company, while still valuing small human moments like a quick dog chat. And of course, power. I explain how my fixed setup worked when I was moving daily, but struggled once I started sitting off-grid and cooking everything with electricity. I also touch on my biggest real regret: the roof extension that’s leaked ever since. Even with the messy bits, van life has brought me alignment, confidence, and a deeper love of Australia—so no, I wouldn’t change a thing.