Marc Wieland – Swiss location-independent web developer in his twenties roaming the globe

June 24, 2024 · 1 min read

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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 uses Tinder to find local friends, not hookups, and what is the most fun summer activity in Bern, the capital of Switzerland.

Nerd on Tour Podcast with Marc Wieland

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Selected links and notes from the conversation with Marc Wieland

Marc’s Instagram account
His Twitter / X account
marcwieland.name – his personal blog and portfolio

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