Josh Monthei
Driver
On The Road
Milestones
My road in life took a while to figure out.
Dropped out of High School at 15.
Graduated Jobs Corps at 17.
Moved away from Montana to California.
Started a job doing auto glass.
Got my own place.
Got Fired, Hired, Fired, Hired, then I Quit.
Bought a van with my brother.
Started Traveling the country doing volunteer work whenever we can inspiring people to get out there.
Keep following my journey
Education
High School
Career
Driver
Travel The Country, Volunteer, Find Odd Jobs
Career Roadmap
My work combines:
My work combines:
Travel
Entrepreneurship
Helping People
Day to Day
Wake up in the bus, eat some breakfast and usually jump on craigslist. (It's become an essential tool for travelers). If we have no money we go to a populated parking lot (Walmart) and start talking to people about the chips on the windshields and share our story about our travels with them. We repair chipped windshields before they crack out and this is done on the spot in 5 minutes making it a very convenient service. If we have money we search for volunteer work where ever we are.
Advice for Getting Started
Here's the first step for high school students
You must be able to talk and hold a conversation while being seen as a friend and not a sales person.
Recommended Education
My career is not related to what I studied. I'd recommend this path instead:
Hurdles
The Noise I Shed
From Society in General:
"You should get a job, so I did, Then everyone said you should get a better job, so I did. And I did this about 8 times before realizing the average 9-5 was just not for me."
Challenges I Overcame
Financial
Single Parent
