Fishermen, you are in luck! We have a brainstorming exercise that everyone can do to find work related to personal interests. However, we used fishing in the example. So, if you are a fisherman, you'll find some of it has already been done for you.

I love this time of year. It’s all about change. Summer vacations are over and kids are back to school. RVers are finishing up summer jobs. Foliage is taking on the vivid reds, yellows, and oranges of fall. Temperatures are dropping, and I can dig out my favorite vests – and again have pockets! Hot, chunky stews simmering in the CrockPot® replace chilled salads straight from the fridge. Thoughts of picnics and 4^th of July celebrations are replaced by fall bazaars, and dare I say it -- thoughts of Christmas.

It isn’t any too early to think of Christmas in the work world. Christmas tree lots, seasonal retail jobs, food samplers, Santa and his helpers, letters from Santa, holiday bazaars, banquets and parties, putting up holiday lighting…so many options.

Working RVer Tip

Make it your goal to do the job your employer wants and needs done.

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Brainstorm Ideas: Do This Exercise to Find Work You'll Love

Brainstorm for ideas. Try this brainstorming exercise to come up with money-making ideas. Take a topic that interests you. See how many different kinds of jobs or income producing activities you can find related to it. One of them is likely to be something that is practical for you to do.

~ Read this article and try the exercise for yourself.

Temporary Staffing Firms ~ How Do Working RVers and Campers Find Them?

Temporary staffing firms can be difficult for RV workers to find. When some call them "temp services" and others call them "placement agencies," it can be tricky. Here are some search tips and terms.

~ Read the rest of this article on the Workers On Wheels website.

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Ways RVers Make Money

Here's a sampling of work RVers are doing to cut their expenses, earn a living, and pay for their travels.

~ Musician

~ Museum janitor

~ Mechanical designer

~ Melon (watermelon, cantaloupe) lot sales

~ Medical communications writer

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Campground Jobs with Kids: Employer Concerns and Tips for Getting the Job

Campground jobs and kids sound like they'd go together like apple pie and ice cream. You can find RV parks that welcome working RVer families with young children. Unfortunately, however, because of some bad apples, some campground managers do not want to hire families with kids. Here we share with you their concerns and some ways to help you overcome obstacles you may face as RVers with children.

~ Read the rest of this article on Workers On Wheels website.

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Working RVer Tip

Go into the campground job with a positive attitude. The attitude you show prospective employers is the attitude they likely think you'll show their customers. This tip is essential to your campground work success!