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Founder Letter 25 – Lessons From 114 Feet Below
Hi folks, today I want to share a story about a freediving blackout on a deep dive. I want to share some thoughts about what I got the chance to reflect on after the event. I hope this letter speaks to a part of you that you didn’t expect. About 7 months ago I got into freediving. It’s where you learn how to dive deep into the ocean just holding your breath. Maybe you’ve heard of it before. It sounds kind of crazy but let me tell you more. It isn’t an adrenaline sport, it’s j
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Apr 13, 20254 min read


Founder Letter 24 - How I Keep My Kimbo Fresh: Air Quality in a Small Space
Hi Folks, today I’m going to tell you about the air purifier and mini ozone generator that I use inside of my personal Kimbo. I’ll share why I recommend that you install the same into yours, and why it matters. It’s called a Koios H13 mini air purifier and I really like the thing. There are so many of these mini air purifiers on Amazon that I recommend just using the name of mine to look up which one works best for you. It has 3 speeds, it’s powered by USB C, and has a nice b
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Jan 5, 20253 min read


Founder Letter 23 - Unstuff Your Life: Finding Order in Small Spaces
Hi folks, today I want to tell you about “unstuff your life” and how it can help you with the organization needed for living in small spaces. Todays letter is about establishing homes for your items in order to stay tidy. I hope you find it helpful. When you’re living in a Kimbo or spending a long period of time in one, you’re going to want to stay organized. The longer you’re living in a Kimbo, the more you’ll accumulate; life requires an amount of “stuff” to stay at stasis
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Dec 29, 20243 min read


Founder Letter 22 - A Christmas Wish for You and Yours
Hi folks, today I want to just say Merry Christmas to you and your families. We’re just a couple of days away. I don’t know who you are or where you are, but your story for the past year has had some highs and it’s had some lows. The person you are at this moment is different than the person you were at this same time just a year ago. I hope you’ve had a year of hard work, I hope you’ve had a year of new memories that will never be forgotten. I hope you’ve had a year of getti
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Dec 22, 20241 min read


Founder Letter 21 - A Small Act and a Long Echo
Hi folks, today I want to share some thoughts about a homeless young man that I met the other day in Seattle. Then I want to share some words that I hope will lift you up. This is not about a Kimbo. I want to start this letter by saying that I don’t ever share these kinds of stories. I tend to keep them to myself because I want to preserve the intent. I hope that sharing this story just enhances the intent, that it builds you up too, even if it’s in a small way. Over the year
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Dec 15, 20244 min read


Founder Letter 20 - How to Make Your Kimbo Cozy in Cold and Snowy Weather
Hi Folks, today I want to talk about using your Kimbo Camper in cold or snowy weather. There are a few challenges that you’ll run up against (with any truck camper) and I’ve found some great solutions to make it more sustainable and comfortable for you. Kimbo was designed in the Pacific Northwest of Washington. There’s a lot of rain here and during the winter, it’s not just heavy rain, it’s very cold humidity. It’s a different kind of climate and over the years I’ve found a f
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Dec 8, 20244 min read
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