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That’s right, completely FREE!\n\n \n\nPeople are building school buses and van conversions for a myriad of reasons. Some just want to escape the mundane everyday life that has become tired and beaten, they seek new adventures. Others seek this way of life for an economical reason; living nomadic can have some beneficial points money wise. There are as many reasons as there are people.\n\nWhatever your reason to start on your build or travel the world in your mobile tiny home there may come some unforeseen circumstances and issues that will stop you in your tracks. Setbacks happen and not everything can be bulletproof from issues. Mistakes can happen, and we need to know how to recognize those mistakes and mitigate them or let them pass and be okay with them. Despite the many reasons and circumstances, you must have the determination to continue in the face of those adversities.\n\nThe first thing you need to have is the determination to finish. You need tenacity.\n![tenacity.jpg](https://cdn.steemitimages.com/DQmWv2Y2vdFFYh8FHjiiztKNNcqP2MVpWxeKjEGbCoZzYaF/tenacity.jpg)\n\nIn our own build we came upon some issues with our electrical system that kept us from being able to start the engine. Our batteries were loosing their power and we couldn’t figure out why. Despair started to creep in. Did we just buy a broken bus? Is this how our dream dies? We never stopped moving forward. When the bus wouldn’t start we set out to start other projects. We began the next steps in building our home. The subfloor and insulation went in and we had no idea if we would even get to drive it. We had hope, and determination. We called in the professionals who were able to diagnose the issue and we resolved it without too much more trouble. There is a parasitic draw on our batteries, so we installed an external battery disconnect switch which keeps our batteries power levels from dwindling while we are finishing the build out. We knew from the beginning that there could be issues like this and we kept cool heads about the whole thing, not allowing that doubt to set in far enough to stop us or drain our resolve to complete what we have started.\n\n \n\nNow saying that there may be issues and problems that come up sounds like it goes against the next thing on my list. The best thing about the is next one is that it can be (should be) applied to life in general. It is a hard one to accomplish sometimes but I can tell you it makes a world of difference.\n\nThe second item on this list is to remain positive throughout the building process and into the journey you are making for yourself. Life gets in the way sometimes. Things don’t always go to plan and sometimes things fall apart very quickly around us.\n![positive thought.jpeg](https://cdn.steemitimages.com/DQmRqte8wxXd6AeYHDnedMvDJeo73wERWUfrwzhmVw3csJT/positive%20thought.jpeg)\nBut, keeping a positive attitude will help you resolve to see this through to the end. Keeping a clear head in the midst of chaos -Yes, there will be chaos- will enable you to work through the problems quicker and with much less frustration. When we hit that wall of bad circumstances and it seems like everything is on hold we like to find the positives in the situation.\n\nRecently we put our traditional home up for sale. The first two weeks we didn’t hear a thing from our realtor. A few showings took place, an offer was placed and we countered, they declined on the counter and moved on. 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See our video on this subject on YouTube by clicking here.\n\nThis last one may also seem counter to the other 2 but it has a lot of benefits and it does compliment the others, if your mindset is right.\n\nBe okay with failure.\n![failure.jpg](https://cdn.steemitimages.com/DQmVvK6AqSZZo4N9rmL2B5qhtAkTLB1VCFoNjzZi2HEsEvX/failure.jpg)\nNo one is an expert at all things. No one can go through life without a single failure. Not a single bus converter or van dweller out there hasn’t experienced failure at some point. Go ahead ask around… I’ll wait. failure.jpg\n\nWhether the failure comes in the form of materials not working as you want them, mechanical issues, time management, execution of the plans not working out right, or any number of reasons, being okay with these failures doesn’t mean give up. 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