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Piotrek Bodera
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I finally cracked the code on my taxes. Not by becoming an accountant, but by letting Perplexity's AI browser Comet navigate the nightmare of government portals for me. First time I truly understand what I owe and WHY. For anyone dealing with bureaucracy (especially across borders), this tool
Nobody's checking if you're working. That's the freedom and the trap. After years of remote work, I learned motivation isn't about discipline. It's about systems. I set daily goals, not hours. Track outputs, not time spent. And when motivation dips?
Clear writing is your remote work superpower. When working with distributed teams, you can't rely on quick desk chats or reading body language. Everything depends on how well you write. Clear, specific communication saves hours of back-and-forth emails and prevents costly misunderstandings. The best part? It works asynchronously.
Every time I'm nomading, I'm reminded that the world is larger than the people I know and the places I've been. There's so much beauty, diversity, and awe.
Working from anywhere is the new luxury lifestyle people still underestimate. Try digital nomading, and see that it's more accessible than you think.
Booking dot com hides the best prices from desktop users. They push “mobile-only” deals to get you on their app. My hack? iPhone Mirroring. I compare desktop vs mobile side by side and always snag the cheapest rate. No switching devices. No missing deals. Because why pay more for the
If you can spend 6 hours a day on a screen. Then you can spend 30 minutes walking in nature.
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Previous PostsTenerife Reunions 2025
September 30, 2025
Five weeks across your exciting parts of Europe, but nothing beats the sunny embrace of Tenerife. Catching up with nomad friends, ocean swims, and island life made me feel at home again. Discover why Tenerife steals my heart every time!
Reunions in Rouen & Paris 2025
September 23, 2025
Stroll Rouen’s timber-framed lanes, clash coffee cultures with chain-smoking boomers, then leap to Paris for veggie fusion and long-lost friends — all in one whirlwind of gothic façades, quiche surprises and crunchy mushroom tonkatsu.
Cycling in Copenhagen 2025
September 16, 2025
Pedaling past royal palaces, sweeping canals, and wind-powered skylines, we discovered Copenhagen’s soul from a bike saddle — seamless trains to Sweden, street food in shipping containers, and lanes built for two wheels. Dive in and ride along on our Danish detour.
One week in Vienna in 2025
September 9, 2025
From soaring above Prater in a sunset swing to tapping my iPhone to tip our storyteller guide, Vienna felt like a love letter to thrill-seekers and history buffs alike. Continue reading to check out my nomad friend’s 6th reunion, chase Habsburg echoes, and film “Walking with Piotrek” in Schönbrunn.
Visiting Poland in 2025
September 2, 2025
Back in Poland after years away felt like unlocking a new Euro gem: views from Warsaw’s Palace, horseshooves echoing Kraków cobbles, Auschwitz’s hush, sugar-dusted pączki in Katowice, gnome hunts in Wrocław, glitchy trains, tap-to-pay ease, and pierogi-powered reunions. Hop in and taste the ride.
Through the stomach, to the heart — tasting Polish delicacies
August 26, 2025
Nostalgia meets wanderlust as I guide my partner — wide-eyed and hungry — through Poland’s bar mleczny ritual: steaming soups, delicous pierogi, tangy kompot. Each bite rekindles my own roots while weaving hers. Check how “through the stomach to the heart” becomes more than a saying.
European reunions and new tools
August 19, 2025
Roller-coaster years: pandemic, Ukraine war, moves from Tenerife to Kuala Lumpur—and now we’re finally back in Poland! Follow our family reunions, vegan eats in Warsaw, and the digital tools (Ghost 6.0, Hey email) that turbo-charge full-time nomading.
1-2-3 Backup Method: a simpler version of the 3-2-1 backup
August 12, 2025
Data loss still hurts—but backups need to match how we really live: mobile, cloud‑first, and always on the move. Discover the 1‑2‑3 Backup Method: every 1 file, 2 copies, 3 places. Simple, flexible, and built for nomads, it keeps your work and memories safe—wherever life takes you.
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