In Housesitting in Australia, Nikki shares her transformation from an everyday working mother, to a house sitter, an explorer and a motorbike-riding tourist. In her engaging and often humorous writing style, she offers a peek into her new adventurous, carefree, and very low budget life as a travelling house sitter in Australia.
Nikki provides an inside view on what it is like to look after other people's homes and pets, and along the way, offers advice for those considering house sitting.
Learn how to get started as a house sitter, how to find housesitting roles, what people are looking for in a house sitter and how to apply for the best chance of success.
Read about ways to support yourself while travelling, and how to live on a tiny budget. Whether you are thinking of house sitting or considering a life change of another sort, let Nikki's story inspire and motivate you.
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About the Author: . Nikki Ah Wong was born in Malta and raised in New Zealand by English parents. She spent most of her adult life raising a family, managing the accounts for her husband's business, and volunteering in the community. She was a Regional Manager for World Vision for two years, a community advocate for three, and an unpaid Public Affairs Specialist for her church for twenty years. From 2003 to 2009, Nikki managed a group of early learning centres in New Zealand. In 2009, Nikki left the corporate world to become a house sitter, writer, and full time traveller. Nikki has six sons and four grandchildren. She also has a Diploma in Freelance Journalism and e-commerce . Also by Nikki Ah Wong, The House Sitters Companion. A journal and planner for all house sitters. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
