This guide only works in warmer climates during warm seasons- (otherwise, please incorporate
the addition of "A warm place to stay' into the mx.)

Get yourself a reliable vehicle with enough space to build a functioning studio.
Save space for a bedroll, and pack and tack your stuff in tupperware in the back (so that you can find things
in the dark if necessary. - - -Run an extension cord out of the back and make sure to bring a can opener.


Equip your studio with all of the tools that you need, and pack them for easy access but make sure that everything
can be secured for bumpy travel. Make sure that you find ways to access the internet and a telephone in every city
that you plan to visit, and be prepared to deviate from your plan if work presents itself in a different direction than
you had expected. (Remember, "CHANGE is the ONLY 'constant'". <---Embrace that idea and keep an open mind.


Bring proper attire and be ready to take a cold water bath to prepare for meetings, and pack clothes the suit the climates
that you travel through. (A portable fan, and a heater are smart items to include.) Bring more than one towel and a razer-
just in case!
Be prepared to eat in your studio- - - but watch the crumbs because you'll be sleeping on those later!