Fun Facts About Their Caravan Adventure
Published: January 26, 2023
Last updated: December 5, 2023
By Joshua Smith 🇦🇺
I Help Beginners Build Profitable Websites
Welcome to the ultimate analysis of The Feel Good Family for 2023. Their big lap around Australia is certainly compelling to watch!
I truly admire the success of many Aussie YouTubers who have insights that we can learn from.
The goal of these profiles is to show you the different ways people have built 6 and 7-figure careers. I hope to inspire you to create your own success online, starting today.
The Feel Good Family Facts
💡Full Name and Age
Paul (age 47)
Katie (age 44)
Jasper (age 6)
🤑 Net Worth
YouTubers are typically wealthier than they admit, often downplaying their net worth to appear more relatable.
As of 2023, The Feel Good Family has a net worth of $1,270,000 Australian dollars.
This is based on the value of their home, 79 Series Landcruiser, Zone RV Sojourn caravan and online business. So yes, these legendary YouTubers are millionaires.
🤩 Income Streams
eBook sales, YouTube ads, brand sponsorships and affiliate links
🌍 Location
At this time, they have no fixed address. They’re traveling Australia in style!
✌️Common Praise
They’re rational, down to earth, friendly and the highs and lows of their adventures.
❌ Notable Complaints
None that I could find.
🚀 The X-Factor
They don’t use “chicks for clicks” YouTube thumbnails and instead, their channel appeals to families.
📈 Creator Trends
Their channel continues to grow, month over month.
👨🏻💻 My Verdict
They’re one of the finest traveling channels in Australia. I’ve learned a ton over these last few months.
About Me
I’m Joshua Smith from Australia. I have been building profitable content sites since 2011.
Today, in addition to managing my own portfolio, I actively help others on their journey.
How much does The Feel Good Family makes and how?
They’re definitely full-timers who are living the dream.
I estimate that The Feel Good Family makes $7,200 per month on YouTube.
This is just enough to sustain their Big Lap of Australia and never need to return to a normal house and job in the suburbs.
They generate this revenue through:
➜ Sales of their popular Ultimate Travel Australia eBook (highly recommended)
➜ Brand sponsorships with numerous 4×4 and camping companies
➜ YouTube ads that play on their channel (although this is minimal)
➜ Affiliate links to products such as Starlink
They are proponents of finding freedom online and leaving the boring 9 to 5 behind.
Creator Praise
Many like their channel because:
➜ Both adults and kids can watch it safely (i.e. no bikinis for views)
➜ They live and breathe authentic freedom by following your passion
➜ Their content is easy to watch and is relatable to many families
➜ They freely share their lessons and things they’ve learned along the way
And for people planning their Big Lap, then their YouTube channel is a wonderful starting point.
Creator Red Flags
The Feel Good Family aren’t scammers. You’ll probably notice in numerous Australian camping Facebook groups about people trying to sell you into a pyramid scheme. This is done through promoting a ‘freedom lifestyle’ when they’re really in an MLM and trying to get $7,000 out of your pocket. Not with Paul and Katie. They’ll never fall for this.
Katie is, however, in an MLM called DoTerra. I’m not a fan of these types of companies, but if I were forced to join a company, this is the one that I’ll pick, especially as Paul and Katie are 100% upfront about their involvement. The products here are very good quality, although it’s harder to make money in this than it was 10 years ago.
Aside from this, I haven’t really seen them create much controversy. Their worst moment was rolling the Landcruiser on the Bloomfield Track:
They rose from this incident stronger than ever.
Other Australian 4×4 Influencers
In addition to Paul and Katie, I’ve written many articles about other offroading influencers here in Australia:
➜ The Explore Life (How epic are their videos? Their editor is mint!)
➜ John Rooth (The original influencer, before it became popular)
➜ Red Dirt Diary (Bridget)
➜ Shaun Whale (4WD 24/7)
➜ Graham Cahill (4WD 24/7)
➜ Patriot Campers (Justin’s work ethic is incredible)
➜ Ronny Dahl (I’ve learned a ton from his channel!)
➜ Molly Dixon (Every dude’s favourite right now)
👆 Definitely check those out today! 😃
My Verdict
Their success on YouTube so inspires so many of us. From watching so many videos myself, I’ve learned so much despite already doing a half-lap of Australia.
I’ve found also key lessons that can propel our lives forward, both on a business and personal level.
My key takeaways include:
➜ You don’t need an expensive rig to see Australia
➜ The people you meet along the way are incredible
➜ Get out there while you still can
➜ Open your mind to new opportunities
And being online is a genuine pathway towards freedom and living the dream now.
However, heavily research any opportunity you’re presented thoroughly before committing.
I’ll catch you out there!