Freedom, Squared: Digital Nomad Lifestyle

Do you consider yourself a digital nomad?

  • Yes!

    Votes: 2 28.6%
  • I'm a part-time digital nomad

    Votes: 2 28.6%
  • I'd like to try it one day

    Votes: 2 28.6%
  • Tried it, wasn't for me

    Votes: 0 0.0%
  • I've got reasons not to try it

    Votes: 1 14.3%

  • Total voters
    7

Guntater

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Let me make the case for Digital Nomads:

The digital nomad lifestyle is likely one of the most liberating ways of life in this day and age. What do I mean by this freedom? One that affects all aspects of life like work, finances, travel, or culture.

So here's why it's worth considering:
  1. It's obvious to all of us here that more and more people can earn money while away from home (working remotely).
  2. It offers the opportunity to learn about different cultures and broaden your horizons.
  3. Meeting new people is always great for networking - and the community is uniquely open to meetups.
  4. High flexibility in terms of your daily schedule and work-life balance.
  5. There's some research suggesting that on average digital nomads make more money than traditional 9-5 employees.
  6. It puts you in the mindset to build their own business or further develop your freelance career.
I'm wondering if you would consider yourselves digital nomads or would be interested in pursuing this kind of lifestyle.
 
Criticism accepted, I stand ashamed :P
 
Yes, I'am, But There is a huge gap between what peoples market that lifestyle to be and the truth, it was just a lost of money, and the hipster life is just not for me : The waste of energy and money while trying to adapt for new cultures and new lifestyles, the only motive for me was & still the unexplored opportunities in 3rd world countries, and you need money for that, so unless you have a six figure income stream that can be operated remotely, don't waste your life !
 
It's great to see different points of view. That's exactly why I brought this topic up for discussion. I've met quite a few nomads and while some of them were considering settling down for good, others were still hyped about their lifestyle despite staying mobile for a long time.

I suppose it all comes down to the stability of your revenue streams when you decide to hit the road.
 
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