Years of nomadic life taught me vital skills:
1. Self-reliant organization
Visa issues, missed flights, lost bookings. You solve problems independently in unfamiliar places.
2. Curiosity opens doors
Ask genuine questions to understand cultures and build lasting relationships.
3. Clear writing keeps you connected
Your remote work success runs on it. So do happy friendships.
These three skills separate struggling nomads from thriving ones.
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