Kid me in Poland thought Swiss bank accounts were the ultimate flex in American movies. Felt unattainable. Now I'm a digital nomad juggling 6 bank accounts across different countries plus a dozen e-wallets. I exceeded the childhood dream. But it's not about prestige anymore. It'
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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
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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
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February 4, 2025
If you’re reading this, you’re already working in a distributed workplace. Around 22% of workers in the US are remote. This number should be similar in Europe and the rest of the world, which means that around 1 in 5 people earn a living on a laptop. Your
How to convert any newsletter into a personal RSS feed?
November 26, 2024
In a world dominated by algorithmic content, RSS feeds offer a way to reclaim control over your digital consumption. In this blog post, I highlight a smart solution to newsletter clutter using open-source tools, Kill The Newsletter and SimpleLogin, to transform emails into RSS feeds. This setup keeps inboxes clean
Lorenzo Simonini – The Extra-national Sailing Slowmad (slow-moving nomad)
November 19, 2024
Lorenzo’s journey from a traditional corporate career to embracing life as a sailing slowmad with his family is both inspiring and adventurous. After a successful career in electrical engineering, including stints in Silicon Valley and France, Lorenzo and his wife, Yuko, decided to pursue a dream of living on
SimpleLogin: open-source email masking to increase your cybersecurity
October 22, 2024
Looking for a way to boost your online security and keep your email safe from data breaches? SimpleLogin offers an open-source solution to help you protect your privacy by generating email aliases. Instead of exposing your primary email address, SimpleLogin allows you to create unique email addresses for every site
Dirk Delisse – Online Therapist for Ambitious Singles and Couples seeking Healthy Relationships
July 19, 2024
Fostering healthy relationships is Dirk Delisse’s specialty. As an online therapist, he supports ambitious people who do have a partner, or have issues finding one. In this episode, Dirk addresses situationships, common in the digital nomad community, and the importance of spending quality time with aging parents. Furthermore, his
Marc Wieland – Swiss location-independent web developer in his twenties roaming the globe
June 24, 2024
Passion for traveling, chatting with locals, and landscape photography is what inspires Marc to be nomadic. Thanks to his determination, he found a Swiss web agency, that allows him to work four days a week and from anywhere. Listen to Marc’s full story about how he started, how he
Why I switched from Gmail to Proton Mail to iCloud Mail?
June 21, 2024
I value privacy and was delighted to discover Proton Mail. Their solution sounded like a wonderful counterpoint to the dominance of Gmail and other ad-driven services. Once I read books about surveillance capitalism, I knew that I wanted to protect my data and experience what it means to use the
Nerd on Tour YouTube channel with all the Podcast Episodes
May 28, 2024
Back in 2012, the world was swept up by the Gangnam Style song. The two biggest winners were Psy, the Korean singer who started K-Pop mania, and YouTube, the streaming platform. Due to this social phenomenon, the latter needed to rapidly upgrade its tech infrastructure, as Gangnam Style was their
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