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Whether you're in an engine compartment, up a mast, or hauling out your boat — boats require constant upkeep and the problems are rarely easy to access.
Living on the water means planning for weather windows, routes, provisioning, repairs, and more. You'll often need a plan A, B, and C when you travel by boat.
Even when your boat is at anchor you have to constantly be aware of things like weather, tide, the wind, and even other boats.
Although boat life can save money in some areas — things like maintenance, repairs, haul out costs, marina fees, and more can really add up on a boat.
The weather and sea state can certainly make you uneasy living aboard, but things like managing resources and living in hot or cold climates can also bring on stress.