We are a family of five who sold it all to see the world. We hit the road in 2019, touring the fifty states in our RV. We are now preparing to turn the page and enter the next chapter- sailing the world. Spring of 2022 we will set sail from La Grande Motte on our recently purchased catamaran Outremer 5X. We love the Lord and we love each other. Experiencing the world together brings us closer to him and closer to one another!
The founders of GREENIX Pest Control and Elite Accommodation - Matt & Gina Flanders are dynamic entrepreneurs and motivational speakers with a strong passion for a positive change. Matt & Gina are dedicated to generate wealth while positively impacting the world. Traveling with the family around the world, embracing various cultures and finding service opportunities to give back to the communities. Whether speaking to a crowd or using skills to make a difference in the world, we are always striving to make the world a better place for future generations!
Good to see you guys made it safely. Oh yea, those old bombing targets are a pain. Don't understand why they don't take them out. See you on the high seas soon..Sweet Caroline II
Thank you for your inspirational message about cell phones. We’re at that stage where we are working towards our goal and day dreaming a lot on RU-vid.
I love following your adventures. So true on your advice. Seems like there is this trend to sell everything and buy a boat. That carpe diem attitude sounds great, but what do you do when you get older and need to return to land life and have nothing to your name but a depreciating boat? I had a meeting with my accountant and financial advisor last week. I’m about 2 years out Before I can leave hard work behind and play. Then I will Need to buy your boat. Keep it clean for me.
Thanks for the video I was born and raised in Eleuthera and this really took me back. Would you mind sharing the name of the song when you entered the cut at hatchet bay?
Life is an interesting dichotomy of thought, my wife and I have had this conversation many times. We see young cruisers and their children living the lifestyle, which is great if you can afford it. So the question becomes, spend your income earning years getting by. Or, spend your youth arning the income to comfortably cruising, but lose your youth. There is no right or wrong, but there is trade offs.
