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, and then follow your heart.
The medieval monks were in many ways similar to digital nomads. They were able to travel on long pilgrimages, visiting new countries, learning languages while carrying small bags. What kept them going was the support of strong community. Foster your nomad community, as they are your support.
Why do so many digital nomads, despite having great freedom, feel isolated?
Digital nomads love getting to the next trendy destination. Until they find like-minded buddies. Then they try to squeeze the precious moments together. Because soon, we'll go our separate ways. The trick is to purposefully stay in touch. As the long-term friendship can only work if the contact
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