The ease of changing home base as a nomad
May 19, 2026Most people stay where they're born. Digital nomads don't. After Poland, I made home bases in 5 countries. Relocation used to be a feat — now there's an app for that.
Most people stay where they're born. Digital nomads don't. After Poland, I made home bases in 5 countries. Relocation used to be a feat — now there's an app for that.
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