Piotrek Bodera

Go and send a DM as a reply to your buddy's IG story. That's my most effective tip to stay in touch with nomad friends. It works every time because people share their key life moments as stories. And it's a great opener for

For 200 years we're fascinated by the concept of lone genius concocting a revolutionary breakthrough in their hideout. That's basically every AI solopreneur. To be fair, I'm also hunkering down in my lair creating Nerd on Tour projects. Yet one thing is different. After

Digital nomading doesn't have to be in Bali, with soy lattes and all-nighters in a 24/7 coworking. It can be morning stroll in a Swedish village, with hot chocolate and boardgame afternoons in community coliving. The key is to find out what makes you tick. Try both,

It's the time in the week when I go out for a 2-hour stroll in the park. Because nothing relaxes me more than quality time in nature. How do you recharge your batteries?

"How can you travel now, when it's so unsafe?" VS "How can you stay at home when traveling is so accessible?". Both are true at all times. While occasionally I do feel afraid about current geopolitics, my belief in human kindness is greater. Which

Action-adventure games like Zelda the Wind Waker, Uncharted, and Assassin's Creed inspire me to travel. Early on I discovered that exploration mixed with the sense of wonder is what drives me. So I keep on discovering new digital and physical worlds. What inspires you to travel?

If clients constantly ask the same questions, it's a signal. And if you're many timezones away from them, you can't rely on live communication. That's why I cherish async. A well-written message is worth 10x more than Zoom calls. It provides the

Travel apps I can't nomad without. Language Drops for learning Revolut/Wise for payments Pocket Casts for podcasts Apple Notes for memos Storytel for audiobooks Freeletics for workouts Google Maps for cities DeepL for translations Beeper for messaging Reeder for RSS feeds Yolla for phone calls Guru Maps