Watching sunrises is something easy to take for granted on a liveaboard
Lauren Landers Sailing reflects that there was a period of boat life where she stopped watching sunrises entirely, even though she still made time for sunsets. She has come back to prioritizing them and finds that starting the day with a sunrise, when you are somewhere you can actually see one, makes the whole day feel better. It is a small ritual that is easy to drift away from and worth reclaiming.
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A rough boat maintenance day can drain you completely
After getting back to the boat, Lauren faced a string of jobs that, taken together, just sucked the life right out of her. That kind of exhausting day is pretty normal when you return from time away and have a long list of tasks waiting. Th
Print-on-demand as supplemental income for liveaboard sailors
Lauren Landers Sailing shares this print-on-demand approach specifically for people who are already out cruising or planning to be, and who need a small, flexible income stream. The goal is not necessarily a full-time business. It can simpl
How Lauren Landers Sailing finances the liveaboard lifestyle
Funding the sailing life comes from several sources. YouTube is a major one, driven by ad revenue, crowdfunding, and viewer support through Patreon. Lauren Landers Sailing saved money from high school and college jobs, including working at