Do you have a friend, who despite living in the same neighborhood never has time to hang out? 8 years ago I became nomadic full-time and realized that true friends always make the time. We can be continents apart, yet we strive to find quality time. For a funny firechat, quick phone call or lunch at the airport on the way to the next destination.
The sun is my clock. Back in my hometown in Poland, I was groggy for 9 months a year. Permanent cloudy weather affected my mood and productivity. Now, when I can choose to be in sunny Malaysia, Spain or Australia, I'm energetic and awake. That's one
Asking about the best digital nomad destination is like asking about the best car. It doesn't exist. However, it's possible to find answer to a more personalized question. In my case, what's the warm and sunny location with digital nomads in their 30s who
Staying in touch is a skill. I used to think that my long-term travel tarnished connections with family and friends. But then I started paying attention to when and how I reach out to them. Christmas postcards, video birthday wishes, regular chats over the phone. These are meaningful exchanges that
I’ve never had a car, property, or a mortgage. But I lived as an expat in 5 countries, visited 65+ cities, and built a sustainable location-independent career. All thanks to the travel bug I got early on. The digital nomad lifestyle is achievable if you dare to make hard
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