All about Digital Nomad Lifestyle and Remote Work

Learn everything about the Digital Nomad Lifestyle. What it means to live a nomadic life, how to find online jobs, work while traveling, and all the tips and tricks for a nomad life

NOMADIC LIFESTYLE | LIVING AS A NOMAD | REMOTE JOBS | DIGITAL NOMADS INTERVIEWS | DIGITAL NOMADS RESOURCES

If you are pondering about becoming a digital nomad and you are not sure where to start, you have landed on the right page.

Here you will find all the resources that you will need to pursue a nomadic life. Save this page as I will keep updating it with more and more information and if you don’t find what you are looking for, please get in touch and I will get back to you as soon as possible.

NOMADIC LIFESTYLE – MEANING

A nomadic lifestyle is a life on the road in constant movement. To live like a nomad means that you don’t have a fixed home, your home is the road and the entire world.

It all sounds cool, bohemian, and sort of romantic, but if you want to live as a nomad there are a few things about the nomad life that you should know:.

you need to learn how to stay organized, if you have a business or a remote job
you will miss shopping
you may feel lonely, sometimes, but there are ways not to, and I will tell you how. In extreme situations, there is always Tinder 😉
having a balanced healthy life can be a struggle
no, the digital nomads don’t usually work from the beach. 🙂
you will miss a sense of belonging, but sometimes it’s a good thing.
it’s not always rainbows and unicorns

So if all the above is stronger than your love for freedom and travel, the sense of having the world at your feet, the excitement of meeting new people at every move, discovering new cultures, tasting new food, opening up to the unknown, then you might want to reconsider becoming a digital nomad!

Nothing wrong. The good part is that living a nomad life should be a choice, never an imposition.

Read more about the pros and cons of the digital nomad life

digital nomad lifestyle - how to become a digital nomad

WAYS OF LIVING AS A NOMAD

There are different ways to live a nomad life. You can decide to move fast, and change place every day or week or you can take it slow, like I do, and spend months in a place before moving on to the next one. There is not specific rule, obviously.

One of the perks of the nomadic life is that you are free to pick any place and make it your temporary home. That’s what I love the most about this life.

Now, some people decide to have this experience when they are young, maybe after college and before finding a regular job, and if they love the nomad life, they decide to find a way to work while they travel.

Other people, like me, decide to switch to this life when they are older, just because it has never occurred to us before that it was possible.

To each one their own. There is no limit determined by age, gender, nationality, or education. You can create the life that you want, just by making a goal and working towards it, as simple as that.

You can be a nomad, and find a temporary job or an exchange program to sustain your living but I find it a little more difficult because you have to deal with immigration laws and work permits of the country you are living in.

Or you can be a “digital nomad” meaning that you work online and you only need your laptop and not to worry about work permits or anything else.

I will talk about both situations, as I was a nomad taking local jobs in the past and worked in Jamaica, Antigua, Seychelles, Egypt, Greece, and Mexico as a tour rep and that’s what helped me being a nomad a the time when the digital world was still a mystery. Yes, I am that old.

At the time I was dreaming about nomadic life in freedom and now I am living it and I would like to help you find your own path to freedom!

You can start by reading my post on how to become a digital nomad where I lay out the basics of the nomadic lifestyle so that you know what to expect. I have also published a series of interviews with successful digital nomads girls who share their amazing journey and I will also list all the possible jobs that can be done as a digital nomad, related courses, tools, and life on the road in general.

Remember, Digital Nomad is not a job in itself, it’s a lifestyle, and there are many jobs that allow you to have it too. So if you want to know whether you are ready to become a digital nomad, this page will help you figure it out.

You can create the life that you want, just by make a goal and set up a plan, and work your butt off! As simple as that.
Isabella

This page is a work in progress and here below you will find the topics that will follow.

How to find online jobs
How to find jobs that make you travel the world.
How to find affordable accommodation while traveling as a nomad
How I coped with COVID-19 situation as a digital nomad
How to get the right mindset to achieve the life that you want
The best online courses to learn the skills you need

Do you have any questions? please ask away either in the comments below or by email

If you are looking for the best digital nomads destinations we’ve got you covered as well 😉

PURSUING A MEANINGFUL LIFE: MY JOURNEY

HOW I SAVED MONEY BEFORE STARTING MY NOMADIC LIFE AND DURING MY FIRST YEAR AS A NOMAD.

DIGITAL NOMADS JOBS

I have created a massive guide on the best job for digital nomads to afford their life on the road and you can do that too. You will learn how many possibilities you have to find the job of your dream and the one that best suits your skills and know-how.

But also check out the Digital Nomads’ Interviews I am doing to help you understand what each job is about.

MAKE SURE YOU USE A VPN

If you’re working from anywhere in the world, having a VPN can be a good option. This can help you safely log into apps and sites that keep your confidential information without worrying.

It can also make it easier for you to access sites from other countries.

There are many VPN providers I use Express VPN and pay for the yearly subscription, which is cheaper. You can try them out using this link and get 3 free months so if you don’t like it you can always unsubscribe when the free time is over.