Digital Nomad

noun : A person who travels whilst working remotely, and has no fixed adress.

Maybe you’re dreaming of living van life and working on the road, or maybe you’re planning your dream trip to Bali to set up your laptop with a beach view. Is it really possible to do?

The answer is YES.

I’ve spent the last year living a Digital Nomad life across Europe and can personally tell you it is possible and it is worth it. Being able to slow travel, experience new cultures, immerse in communities whilst earning money is possible.

Whether you’re thinking of setting up your own business or becoming a freelancer, you can find the freedom to travel whilst earning money.

  • A digital nomad is a remote worker that chooses to live a nomadic lifestyle. Often, that means travelling to new locations and whilst working online.

    Some digital nomads stay in one location for a while where as some choose to change cities or countries more frequently. They may work from coffee shops, coworking spaces, air bnbs and even campsites.

  • A digital nomad lifestyle offers freedom and flexibility, allowing individuals to blend work and travel seamlessly.

    Key benefits include the ability to explore diverse cultures and countries, enhancing global perspective and personal growth. Digital nomads often experience enhanced productivity and creativity, thanks to varied environments and flexible schedules. This lifestyle also promotes a better work-life balance, enabling nomads to design their days to suit personal and professional needs.

  • Digital nomads work in variety of different fields, if it can be done remotely, there is probably a digital nomad doing it. Common fields include freelance writing, web and graphic design, digital marketing, and software development. Many also thrive in online entrepreneurship, managing e-commerce stores, or offering consulting services.

  • Becoming a digital nomad requires careful planning and a strategic approach. It starts wit assessing your skills and determining how they can be applied remotely. Ensure you secure a reliable source of income, whether that’s transitioning your current role to remote work, or launching a freelance career. Finally, research destinations that align with your lifestyle preferences and budget, and understand the legal requirements for working remotely in those countries.

    Read my blog post for further detailed guidance on how to get started.