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7 Benefits of Becoming a Digital Nomad
By: Quadrant Two
Tags: Entrepreneurship, Travel, Digital Nomads, Location Independent, Passive Income

Ever thought of becoming a digital nomad? This is someone who works online, which thereby gives them the freedom to travel the world and work from anywhere they choose — whether that’s a coffee shop or a bar on the beach.

If you’re still undecided though, then hopefully these 7 benefits will help you to make your mind up and take the plunge!

1.) You get to see the world

This is the biggest and most obvious benefit of being a digital nomad — you get to travel and to see the world. There’s so much out there that’s incredible to see, so why would you confine yourself to one town or one country?

2.) You become more worldly

When you travel, you become a better person. Travel opens your mind to the world outside your door and that helps you to know your place that much better. People will also be impressed by your cultural knowledge and your general experience!

3.) You become emboldened

You also learn a lot when traveling — and specifically, you learn to be more courageous and more independent. This will improve every aspect of your life when you return!

4.) You get to sample true freedom

We were born to be free and yet many of us feel trapped by our responsibilities. Imagine what it feels like to genuinely be able to go anywhere you choose… Isn’t this something that you should at least experience?

5.) People will be impressed

Look, we shouldn’t do things just to impress other people. But the reaction you’ll get as a digital nomad is incredible. People love hearing that you have taken the initiative to not only start your own business but also to take it on the road and see the world at the same time. It’s inspiring and the sense of pride that comes from that is well-deserved and a great feeling!

6.) You meet incredible people

When you travel, there is an incredible sense of camaraderie and you’ll find that you meet some amazing people and make life-long friends. It’s an amazing feeling and definitely worth the trip!

7.) You’ll have the best profile photos…

Okay, so this shouldn’t be a primary motivation for going. But it sure is a cool bonus! Be prepared for your Facebook to be full of pure awesome. And you’ll have plenty of amazing photos to look back on too…
5 Mistakes When Working Abroad
By: Quadrant Two
Tags: Entrepreneurship, Travel, Digital Nomads, Location Independent, Passive Income

Becoming a digital nomad and working as you travel is an incredible experience and something that is certainly worth the time and effort. But it would be remiss and dishonest to try and ignore the potential pitfalls and downsides that come with this type of living.

And some of these trials are very simple logistical challenges. How do you manage a business while travelling? How do you balance work and play?

Here are some of the top mistakes you need to avoid:

1.) Not doing your research

It is absolutely essential that you research the destination you’re going to before you head off. This way, you can make sure you’ve identified some places with free WiFi/a power outlet to work from before it is too late!

2.) Getting confused by the time

Another big mistake is getting confused by time differences in different countries. You’re going to have to work with people hours behind or ahead of you and this can make life pretty tricky when you’re trying to arrange a Skype meeting or meet a deadline. Make sure that you avoid this mistake by using an app like ‘World Time Buddy’ which will keep you in sync with your business partners and clients.

3.) Not having a contingency plan

It’s also crucial that you always have a contingency plan for in case things don’t work out. In other words: know what you’ll do if you get to the café and WiFi is down. And know what you’ll do if you get there and your laptop runs out of battery…

4.) Not having the right equipment

Your tools are everything when it comes to working on the road. You need a computer that is light, powerful and has great battery life. And you need a good camera, a good mobile etc. This is absolutely worth the investment and will make all the difference to the way you learn and work.

5.) Working too much

Finally, don’t make the mistake of working too much or too hard! Remember: you are out here to enjoy the country you’re visiting and to explore — not to progress your business particularly! If you can do both great, but your objective should primarily be to earn the minimum amount you need in order to make your travel goals possible. This is all about balance and it’s about not being ‘pulled in’ by the temptation to earn more.
How to Prepare for a Life on the Road
By: Quadrant Two
Tags: Entrepreneurship, Travel, Digital Nomads, Location Independent, Passive Income

Are you about to take the leap to become a digital nomad? Then congratulations are in order! This is one of the bravest, most exciting and most rewarding decisions you can ever make and will help you to enjoy a huge amount of freedom and success that most people never get to taste.

But it’s also going to be a challenge. You will be living without access to the creature comforts to which you have become accustomed. You will be working without an office. And you will be far away from your loved ones.

So how do you prepare for life on the road? Here are some top tips…

Practice

Here’s a tip you don’t hear often: practice!

Once you’re out there in the middle of Thailand, it will be a little bit late to decide that your business model doesn’t work, or that you don’t like being away from home!

So instead, a tip is to go on a shorter trip first and use this as an opportunity to test how well you can adapt. Or alternatively, why not try working out of cafes for a while first?

Invest in the Right Gear

There’s a lot of gear that will help you as a digital nomad. From a microfiber towel that will fold easily into a bag and dry instantly, to power bricks and portable keyboards. Get all of your gear ready before you travel and this will help you a great deal.

Get Everything in Order

You’re leaving the country partly to get away from all the admin that comes with modern life. But before you go, you’re going to have to do just a little bit more to get your affairs in order.

That means thinking about who will look after your home when you’re not there. Is someone willing to come and look after your post?

It also means thinking about travel insurance. It means getting an account that you can use abroad. And it means finding the right mobile contract too so that you can make calls. Get any visas you need too and make sure that you have all your travel documentation in order.

Research the Place You’re Going

Digital nomads should always research their destinations before they set off. It is crucial to know where the free wifi can be located apart from anything else! Plus, it can help to have a few hotels in mind…
How to Work From Anywhere and Live a Nomadic Lifestyle
By: Quadrant Two
Tags: Entrepreneurship, Travel, Digital Nomads, Location Independent, Passive Income

Becoming a digital nomad and working while you travel is a fantastic goal and one that can help you to live a much richer and fuller life and to see more of the beautiful planet that we are fortunate enough to live on.

But it is also not as easy as a lot of people make out. What if you’re not accustomed to working online? What if you can’t find WiFi?

Here’s how you do it…

Make the Transition

A lot of people think they have to quit their job and start an online business to become a digital nomad and this can be very off-putting if you’re scared at the prospect of not making enough money.

Luckily, you don’t have to be so reckless.

Instead, consider making the transition more slowly: start running a business in your spare time and build it up to the point where it is making enough money that you can live off it and quit your ‘day job’.

Or instead, why not ask your current employer if you can continue working your job on the road? Or maybe working another job within the organization. You might be surprised at just how eager they are to help!

If that fails, you can consider looking for a regular job that will give you that freedom. In other words: there are plenty of options here.

Know Your Budget

The next step is to simply know your budget. This means you need to know precisely how much you need to earn to fund your travels. It might surprise you to learn that you can actually earn enough with a part-time job. Look at ways to make your travel cheaper too: for example, by staying in Air BnBs, or by using CouchSurfer to find accommodation.

Overcome the Practical Challenges

As for the practical challenges of working online, there are plenty of solutions again. For instance, you should always research where you’ll be visiting in order to make sure you can find WiFi easily and that you know good places to sit and work. Make sure that you use an app to keep up with local time zones and get a computer with a good long battery life.

If you are willing to work around the challenges, you’ll often find that this is actually quite rewarding and one of the enjoyable things about working abroad!
Documents You Need for World Travel
By: Quadrant Two
Tags: Entrepreneurship, Digital Nomads, Travel, Location Independent, Passive Income

I f you’re heading out through that front door with a laptop under one arm and a plan to live and work abroad for the next few years, then you’re probably filled with a mixture of excitement and of trepidation.

Will you be able to afford the travel? Will you miss home too much? What happens if you lose your laptop? What happens if you get ill? Were all the plugs turned off?

And that’s before you think about all of the documents you need before you set off too! This list will help you ensure that you at least have all the necessary paperwork in order…

Confirmations

You’ll probably have booked at least a few things before you set off on your travels. That will likely include some hotels and maybe a flight or two. You may even have booked trips around certain landmarks etc.

Make sure that you have all the required paperwork before you set off so that you can confidently present it when you get to the counter. This will save you a lot of stress!

Oh and consider getting apps for things like plane tickets — they can make your life much simpler! Another tip is to back these documents up on the cloud.

Passport

If you’re going abroad then you of course need your passport. This is a straight forward enough requirement but do check that it has at least 6 months longer on it than you intend to travel. If your passport expires in 3 months, then some places won’t let you travel. And seeing as you could be gone for two years or longer in some cases, this is something you definitely need to check!

Oh and another good tip is to have a copy of your passport so you have proof of ID if it gets stolen!

ID

While not a requirement always, it’s a good idea to have a secondary form of ID. This is useful in case you lose your passport again but also so that you can prove who you are without having to flash your passport around!

Visas

This is very important — some countries won’t let you enter without a visa, or won’t let you work/stay over a certain time. You need to research this before you go and apply early to avoid disappointment.

Insurance

Have travel insurance and health insurance that will protect you abroad and then make sure that you have copies of the associated documents with you.
Today is the Perfect Day to Start Over
By: Kristin Wilson
Tags: Digital Nomads, Stoicism, Freelancer Blogs, Remote Work, Seneca

Today is Monday. But not just any Monday, mind you. It’s the first day of the week, the first day of the month, the first day of the quarter, and — for all intents and purposes — the first day of spring. What better time for a new, fresh start?

Although we rarely realize it, each moment is an opportunity for a new beginning — we just have to make it so while remembering that we’re in control of our perception, mood, and actions. Science confirms we can trick ourselves into creating a fresh start, or we can harness the momentum of a shared calendar milestone (like April 1) to get motivated.

An example: My flight from Amsterdam to Atlanta left an hour ago. Instead of hoofing it across the pond, I’m sitting in the window of The Breakfast Club — sipping an Americano with steamed almond milk while I watch people whizz by on scooters, bikes, skateboards, and trams — otherwise known as “rush hour” in the Dutch capital.

Plan B today — after playing hooky with the airport — was to head to a co-working space to kick off a productive week. Instead, I took a hard right at blueberry pancakes with lemon mascarpone and bacon crumble. No regrets.

Yep, they were as good as they look 🍽 (Pic: Traveling with Kristin)

Before getting out of bed everyday, I meditate then read something inspiring and scratch out a few Morning Pages. On this particular morning, I pried open Seneca’s On the Shortness of Life for the first time (shout out to Ryan Holiday). So far, I’ve had to hold back from highlighting the entire thing.

If you haven’t read it yet, it’s basically the literary equivalent of stepping off a plank and into a frozen pond — a wake-up call, to say the least. If you can get beyond the initial panic attack that you’ve been wasting your life away, there’s something oddly comforting about knowing that — 1,000’s of years ago — people struggled with being “preoccupied while life hastens on… spending their lives in organizing their lives.”

Don’t be that guy (aka all of us). In case you need a reminder:

“Putting things off is the biggest waste of life: it snatches away each day as it comes, and denies us the present by promising the future.” “To what are you straining? The whole future lies in uncertainty: live immediately.”

Suffice to say, Seneca would be aghast at how often modern-day humans check their Instagram feeds.

As I gaze out the window and let this realization sink in, thoughts of accounting and taxes begin to creep into my psyche. I shake it off. My workday will start soon enough. The emails will still be there. But for now — in this moment — I’ll be living this day as if it were my last and starting it as if it were my first. Will you?
START YOU DIGITAL NOMAD LIFESTYLE TODAY, PART 1
Tags: Careers, Nomad Stories, Digital Nomads, Tips

My last post I talked about my won experience in the remote life and how I start my digital nomad life, and as I mentioned in my last post I will tell you how to start your nomad career.

So without to much talk here is how to start your amazing nomad life:

Change your mindset

If you are one of those people who always say: I can’t be a nomad, who will hire me?, I don’t have the skills, where can I find my clients? and more & more of self-doubt talk You really have to change your mindset before you become a digital nomad, to be honest everyone in this world can be a nomad if they decided, trust yourself and believe in yourself.

Know your skills

If you know how to use a laptop for typing, congratulations you are on your first stage of nomad life. But you will need some extra skills, and every job has different skills, for example: if you want to be a social media manager, you will need to take some courses to learn about social media, how it works, how to target audience and more. In another blog, I will share my favourite online free courses that will help you.

Find your niche

If you want to work long term project that will pay you a good amount of money, find what you love and what you care about. For my experience, it took me quite long time to find a client with long term project, I was looking for just jobs, and when I found one it was very hard to work because it was not something I like or passionate about. But I have learned my lesson.

Be social active person

Yes, to find a client you have to be social active on social media, not all of them because no one has the time to update in every profile. But choose 2–3 social media platform and put some work on it, I recommend you “ Facebook, Instagram, and LinkedIn” these are my favourite ones and you can find clients when you are active and you always update your profile.

So this is my part one of HOW TO START YOUR DIGITAL NOMAD CAREER TODAY and i will share my part 2 tomorrow.
Rejuvenate your life by working remotely from a beautiful Indian location
By: Sushant Kumar
Tags: Digital Nomads, Remote Working, Distributed Teams, Remoteprofessionals, Work And Travel

Have you ever thought how much time you spend everyday on commuting from home to office & back? That’s heck of time!

Most of us suffer from workplace fatigue, have repetitive hectic schedule, are engaged in similar personal/professional gatherings or meet same folks every day? Do you look out to get immersed in something refreshing that lends a different perspective or a chance to make new friends?

Work /life balance has a new definition & people are not interested in 9 to 5 grind. By 2022, close to 1.65 billion population would adopt remote & flexible working lifestyle. The way people manage professional & personal aspirations is changing. We at Temporary Local are helping people embrace remote way of working through our work plus travel program at beautiful & exotic locations.

How about discussing your business idea with fellow nomads? Do you question your status quo or face issues such as lack of motivation /inspiration, workplace boredom, un-productive environment? Are you unable to find time to fulfill your personal interests/passion? Temporary local’s curated work plus travel solution is have perfect solution for you.

So who are we?

Temporary Local curates work plus travel program for digital nomads. We provide platform for our customers to design unique experiences. You live like a local & strike a perfect combination between being productive and living your passion. We provide basic accommodation & working space, everything else is optional; you can opt for as much or as little as you need.

We have digital nomads & remote professionals who do their jobs, deliver reports, prepare marketing campaigns or manage clients during day/week days & indulge in networking, meeting vibrant people, be part of yoga, fitness or cooking classes, attend professional development sessions, go on a hike, or explore local town with fellow nomads during night/weekends.

We have a vibrant & diverse community with selected people who will be willing to listen to your business idea, go on a morning walk with you, help you to devise a marketing plan or promote your app in their network. We provide a comfortable living space, high speed internet & a great platform for exploratory activities. All you to do is bring your work, workstation, your exploratory instinct & show up, rest all is on us.

Come for 2 weeks or 2 months, you will be welcomed by awesome surprises & indulging in unique activities.

Come register, have a chat with us & throw whatever questions you have. Give yourself a chance & explore that creative bend within you.
22 Amazing Instagram Statistics You Need to Know About in 2019
By: Amarpreet Singh
Tags: Digital Nomads, Social Media, Instagram, Instagram Marketing, Digital Marketing

Instagram has crossed 111 million active users on a monthly basis. It’s kind of a BIG Deal as almost every other brand is making their move to connect more ‘visually’ with their target audience through Instagram. The creative medium allows anyone to share the best moments of their day with friends or follow the latest trends on whatever we feel passionate about.

That’s why here’s a compilation of 22 amazing Instagram statistics that you must know in order to increase your knowledge about the platform,

A third of all mobile phone users visit Instagram at least once a month. 14.6% of Instagram posts are videos. Instagram posts with 12+ hashtags get about 75% interaction per 1,000 followers. 13% of B2B brands rank Instagram as “critical” to their social media marketing strategy. 38% of B2C brands consider Instagram to be “critical” to their social media marketing strategy. Users on Instagram share more than 85 million photos every day. Brands post, on average, 5.5 times per week. Instagram images with faces get 38% more likes. 68% of Instagram users are Females. Adding a location tag to your Instagram post can increase engagement by 79%. More than 76% of Instagram users live outside of the United States. 30% of adult Internet users are on Instagram. Instagram usage by adults has grown by 2x since 2013. Instagram’s user base has grown by more than 300 percent over past couple of years. There is no correlation between caption length and engagement rate. The best days to post on Instagram are Mondays & Thursdays — just avoid 3 to 4 p.m. It’s estimated that Instagram will add another 30 million users by 2022. 55 percent of young adults (ages 18–29) use Instagram. Instagram is the second-most used social networking site among teenagers (ages 13–17). Instagram is growing 5x faster than an overall social networking site Most followed Instagram user is Selena Gomez, with more than 113 million followers. When Instagram introduced videos, 5 million videos were uploaded in the first 24 hours.

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Protect your data while travelling
Tags: Digital Nomads, Entrepreneur Travel, Business Travel, Business Security, Entrepreneur

For Entrepreneurs and Business Owners it is really important to secure your data when travelling. Indeed if someone access your private informations they can be used to stole money from you or to spy your business and to gain access to certain admin features on your website or app for instance. But how to protect your business from hackers while travelling ? It is simple: avoid public wifi and even business wifi lounge in some places. You may think that they are a safe way to browse the web but in some countries the public wifi internet connexion is monitored and hackers can easily access to your smartphone or your computer infos. You can use these wifi spot but you will need a protection. One way to use internet safely while using these public wifi spot is to use a VPN. A vpn will hide all the infos and protect you from hackers. There are many VPNs out there, from free VPNs to paid VPNs. If you really want a solid internet connexion I recommend the paids VPN. My favorite VPN is Mullvad and it costs 5€ per month (about 6$). Also avoid connecting unknown usb keys to your computer and don’t connect yourself to your accounts (bank,facebook,business website,…) on public computers. You never know if there is a keylogger (it records all the things your typing on the keyboard). Please travel safely :)
Information Consumption
By: Soul Threshold
Tags: Digital Nomads, Anxiety, Spiritual Growth, Mindfulness, Chaos Theory

Feed Your Brain

Information consumption is, and this is a self-created definition due to its broadness and ability to cover just about everything, the absorption, digestion, and storing of information. Just as organs filter out the unnecessary components of food and drink, keeping only the most nutritional and beneficial energy; mindfulness allows us to filter the incessant flow of information. The internet and constant music playing everywhere public and private, have become an unconscious activity that affects us in ways we are unaware of.

We may be aware of the anxiety, disturbed sleep cycles, and chaotic mental status that result from poor informational nutrition, but we choose to look for quick fixes and passive release. The real source of resolution is the practice of mindfulness and the awareness of energetic and informational influences. This is an active practice. It requires focus and mental attention, granted most of us have self-professed add. The truth is…we’re lazy.

What is mindfulness?

“To be mindful is to be truly alive, present, and at one with those around you and with what you are doing. We bring our body and mind into harmony while we wash the dishes, drive the car, or take our morning shower.” (Thich That Hanh Foundation Website).

Conscious consumption is a big focus of individuals who see mindless purchase or consumption as a focal point of their lives. Information is no different. To be more self-aware, it makes sense to be aware of influence that mold wellbeing.

Take Note of Your Informational Macronutrients

Here are a few tips on how to bring mindfulness to your daily media and sensory influences:

Follow social media accounts that resonate with your direction of growth

Use the 1/2 and 1/2 method of reading:program watching. Use half the time of screen watching to read an interesting book

Listen to podcasts while you commute to activate cognitive parts of your brain instead of listening to the same repeating songs that have become unconscious sources of information

Organize your tasks to prevent distractions throughout the day

Overall, keep in mind that you have control over what information you pay attention to. A big part of growth and intellectual expansion is the ability to get a hold of digital influences. Much like toxic foods and toxic people, toxic information can be suppressing you from becoming your ideal version.

You are the mission.
A digital bank and a digital lifestyle
Tags: Banking, Creditum, Digital Nomads

The lifestyle known as ‘The Digital Nomad’ had already started to grow in popularity before digital banks came along. It’s hardly surprising that for younger people wanting to travel the world and make money as ‘digital nomads’ banks that complement this lifestyle, such as Creditum, have a strong appeal.

There are numerous ways you can travel the world and make money, and you don’t have to necessarily be a digital nomad to achieve this. The digital nomad tends to have work set up with clients that they can do anywhere in the world, because all they have to do is send the work to their clients by email. Travelling and earning money is a slightly different proposition, as it requires you to find work in the countries you rock up in.

Teach English

One of the most reliable ways of earning money whilst travelling is by teaching English. For the most part language schools are looking for native English speakers, but some countries and colleges will accept non-native speakers with a high proficiency in English.

Before setting off on your travels, you’ll need a Teaching English as a Foreign Language (TEFL) certificate. TEFL courses can be done online and take around 120 hours to complete. Costs vary, and you will often find schools making special offers.

The countries that are always looking for TEFL teachers are the UAE, Japan, South Korea, Oman and Kuwait. Salaries vary, and it is fair to say that the Middle Eastern countries and Japan pay the best salaries. There is a demand for TEFL teachers within Europe as well, with positions in Spain and Italy regularly available.

Digital nomad opportunities

There are a number of ways to pick up your laptop and rucksack and keep working. One of the most popular is online teaching via Skype. There are several companies looking for language teachers using the face-to-face online method, such as Rosetta Stone.

Freelance writers are always in demand and with so much online content required, there is a daily need for bloggers, copywriters, for marketing and advertising writers that can work to Search Engine Optimisation and journalists who can create features and news content.

Start your own blog

Travel blogs are hugely popular, and your personal travelling experiences, or some niche aspect of them, are the perfect source material for a personal blog. You will need to build an audience before you make money, but once you have, cleaver use of affiliate marketing can bring in a steady income.

Other ways to earn while living the digital lifestyle include translation work if you have multiple language skills, graphic design and life coaching sessions using Skype as the means of communication with clients.

All you need is access to a decent Internet or Wi-Fi connection and a digital bank like Creditum, and you never need to be stuck in ne place to enjoy life and make money.
How To Be Productive & Manage Your Time As A Freelancer
By: Nick Tubis
Tags: Motivation, Time Management, Digital Nomad, Freelance, Digital Marketing

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Today’s episode is all about productivity and how you can become as productive as possible as a freelancer. A lot of freelancers struggle in the beginning with managing their time. Because they’re used to working 9–5 jobs, where they’ve had to be at the office. But now when they become their own boss, they’re not really sure what to do or how to organize their time.



I’m going to breakdown a strategy that I use that helps me 10x my productivity and that helps get me way more done.



What I do is I pre-plan my day the day before. And I base my day based on my biorythms and you should to. So for me I’m a morning person, and like to start working around 6AM but I go to bed early. I know a lot of successful freelancers who sleep in and work until 2AM.



It doesn’t matter as long as you pre plan your days. So what you want to do is at the end of the day get out a pen and piece of paper and schedule your day in 90 minute chunks.



So this could 8AM-9:30Am Apply for 5 jobs. 9AM-10:30M work on client project. With 15 minute to 30 minute breaks in between. This gets your mind thinking and visualizing about the day ahead and allows you to get way more done.



One other pro tip. I learned this from a freelancer who has a lot of clients and has made millions on Upwork. If you can give yourself 2 hours during the workday for unplanned tasks. As a business owner there are always things that come up unexpectadly.



By doing this it will help you prepare for anything that is thrown your way. Now besides planning your day ahead I also plan my week on Sunday’s. I really like doing this because it helps you strategize on the goals you want to accomplish not just daily to do items.



If you want to do this too, what you can do is get out a pen and paper and draw a big t on a piece of paper that has 4 quadrants. Three of those quadrants are for your 3 big goals for the year with an exact deadline on them. I’ve found adding deadlines to your goals makes them a lot more real, and puts the pressure on you to act. Kind of like when you’re in school and you have a project due.



One of your goals could be a wealth goal like making a certain amount of money per month. One of your other goals could be a health goal. Like for me its getting to 170 lbs. And another goal could be for your relationship or another area for your life. Than underneeth each goal you plug in all of the tasks that you need to do to make that goal happen. Then you just execute.



If you would like to learn more about how to become productive as a freelancer check out our freelancer client acquisition system online training program at the link below. Thanks for tuning in and I will see you on the next episode.
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Tags: Digital Nomads, SEO, Digital Marketing, Digital, Digital Transformation

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What is workation? How to do it in Latin America.
By: Gm Coaching
Tags: Workation, Digital Nomads, Remote Working, Gm Consulting, Remote Work

What is workation? How to do it in Latin America.

Have you dreamed of working and traveling in time and without waiting for the holidays? Then meet the trend of workation, a way of working and traveling among digital nomads, freelancers and digital entrepreneurs.

With the rise of technology, having a normal 8-hour schedule does not have to have a course to choose.

Trends such as workation, considered internationally, are proof that business responsibilities and the pleasure of travel and leisure are enjoyed.

What is workation?

It is a term in English for the words work (work) and vacation (vacations). It is the simultaneous combination of traditional office work and spaces for leisure.

A workation is a period of remote work and alternates with vacations and days off to rest, disconnect from work stress to balance personal and family life.

Advantages of doing workation.

Adopting this modality when working and enjoying leisure from a new perspective brings benefits such as:

Better balance between work and personal life

Excess work, or leisure, can bring a series of consequences that, fortunately, Workation has the potential to balance to establish the perfect balance between these two needs.

Promotion of creativity and innovation

Workation promotes continually experiencing new adventures, experiences, cultures and ways of investing free time in activities that generate happiness.

This is a benefit that is not only reflected in an increase in the quality of our lives, but also extends to the quality of work, especially if it requires the constant contribution of new ideas, the implementation of various knowledge and a innovative vision.

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Am I wrong if I have no Problem with Trump…
By: Brent Dixon
Tags: Digital Nomads, Trump, Politics, Funnel, Digital Marketing

President Obama use to say quite a bit that “elections have consequences”. Maybe because I’m older and in a higher tax bracket but isn’t Trump us? Everybody in America knows someone like President Trump, part John Wayne part Archie Bunker. After all of these years I’m not surprised by any of this, it was all for told in the movie -Idiocracy. A yarn about the future and how over hundreds of years in the future, humans digress, they become literal idiots. I’m not saying that Trump represents Idiocracy itself, but I’m always bothered when we elect Presidents that have no intellectual curiosity. Have no interest knowing what they don’t know.

It’s served Pres. Trump, he’s got a decent family, money and the bank and the future cache’ of being a ex-President. I’m sure Donald will run the bill up after he’s out of office. But Trump won fair and square as by the American law standards and thats all that matters, and if he wins in 2020, I won’t be surprised. I think if a lot of Independent business owners are making money come 2020 they are going to vote for Trump too. For some reason, Americans let loose of their wallets win Republicans are in office. It is what it is.

Photo by Erik Mclean on Unsplash

I’m in full launch mode, getting my targeting for my Facebook ads done by a kid in Switzerland, who’s ‘suppose’ to be very very good. I’m also thinking about connecting my products to ship station, even though they are Print on Demand. If a lot of orders come like I expect, I want Shipstation to sort and send the orders to my printer so they can ship it, and all I have to do is make sure everything runs smoothly. Shipstation solves a problem that people who don’t neccessarily touch their products, but a lot of data, comes in to fill orders, color, size, quantity, address, credit cards etc. and if you can connect your funnels shopping cart to Shipstation and then sort the info and send to my supplier/shipper, that’s beautiful automation at it’s best.

That’s the think to me about the Digital Commerce Field, you can create automations, where all you have to do some days is check your dashboard and bank account, that’s my goal. I also am seeing a trend of wellness, in the digital market. People are making money and pampering themselves so they can think as clearly as possible, to make more good decisions that turn into revenue. The thing is though, when you start the make the revenue that you were always wanted, other people are going to be needed to scale, and then you have families that your taking care of and your going to need the keep the train on the track all of the time. It’s a lot to take on.
Coming back is a good thing.
By: Sarah Gommers
Tags: Digital Nomad, Vlierhof, Ghent, Travel

The chicken dome as a metaphor for my live

It was a marvelous time, my first six weeks on the road. The relationship between me and Workaway is a difficult one. A tension where hosts obviously can’t understand the lady of 58, being a digital nerd on a motorbike, asking for a stay. Even on Airbnb, I had questions about my person and purposes. From several hosts, I received a short line: ‘we already have enough volunteers’. Others didn’t reply. I think my age is a factor. But on the other hand, I understand. Now I’m focussing on the match, the little points in the profiles, where there is a match between me and the host. And my last search through the endless number of hosts gave a result for the next stay.

I’m ready for a second period on the road. This time in the other direction. Starting in France and ending up in the Vlierhof. Again… Yes, I’ve engaged with the wonderful people there, I’ve promised to come back and do some tasks in the office. Some accounting and some programming, that’s my thing. The purity of the community-people is in profound contrast with the complexity of my homecamp in Ghent. I was picking up some stuff in Turnhout, the pace where cared for homeless people in a shelter. It was clearly not my place anymore. Such a busy, stressed environment. Completely an opposite with living as a nomad. Natascha said: “We thought you were a house sparrow?.” I replied: “I’m getting out of my comfort zone and I want to experience new things. Plus… my home is in myself now.”

With a big smile and a promise that I can stay volunteering as a nomad, I left the city and was happy to be alone in my little room in Ghent. Looking back and assured me that’s it’s not an evident thing what I’m doing. A house sparrow on the road, over and over reinstalling, over and over adapting to new situations, over and over integrating. It looks like my young life, from hotel to hotel in my European business tours. The only difference is austerity. And… the motorbike of course.
How Travel Positively Impacts Your Life
By: Patrick Farrell
Tags: Travel, Digital Nomads, Happiness, Dream Life, Dreams To Reality

Travel can change your life. Travel spurs curiosity, travel spurs creativity, and travel spurs connection.

Some people see travel as a vacation, I see travel as a lifestyle. By designing a life around the ability to travel, I’ve been able to attend events, meet people, and learn things I never would have thought possible.

Have you wanted to attend that music festival in Budapest? Have you wanted to go to that digital nomad conference in the middle of the Atlantic ocean or have you wanted hang out with other like minded-people at next to a pool in Bali?

We’ve all been taught from a young age that the path to happiness is to go to school, get that dream job, and build your life the way everyone else has for decades. But is that what creates true happiness? In my opinion, the answer is no.

That doesn’t mean you can’t have those things things, the problem is when we focus on the perfect house or the perfect relationship as the source of our happiness. If we must have the perfect job or the perfect car to be happy, you’ll never get there; there is always something more.
A (digital) nation for digital nomads
By: Leanna Lee
Tags: Digital Nation, Ship30for30, Digital Nomads, Future Of Work

From writers to entertainers, “freelance” knights to explorers, people have been taking their work on the road for centuries.

More recently, the rise of web-based remote work has led to a huge wave of digital nomads. But outdated political, immigration, and tax systems, and unwilling bosses still make going nomad messy.

It’s time to rethink our approach.

Let’s take the process of going nomad online.

If nothing else, COVID-19 has taught us that digital systems for healthcare, grocery delivery, civil court, and other daily functions can work, if built to last.

With over 35 million digital nomads roaming the world today, we’re overdue for a systemic overhaul.

And it needs to start online. How?

By creating a country on the internet designed to support digital nomads

Digital nations are entities designed to improve on or replace government functions by offering services, community, and citizenship benefits online.

Sounds incredible, I know, but some of these projects have existed for several years (Google “Wirtland” when you have time). Even better, there’s already one geared towards digital nomads. And yes, I’m a member!

It’s called Plumia.

Our goal is to bring like-minded people together to to create a structure for living and working anywhere.

As founding board member Lauren Razavi said, “There is an opportunity for internet countries to build alternatives that are more effective, more efficient and better reflect the standards of user experience people expect.”

In a world where infrastructure lags heavily behind innovation, digital nations like Plumia can (and should) lead the future of borderless work.

Originally published on Twitter. Follow my #ship20for30 journey here and @leannalost!
Exploring Digital Nomadism (Working Abroad #5) — The Global MBA
By: Kingston S. Lim
Tags: Digital Nomad, Work Travel, Travel

Working Remotely For Maximum Gain

The digital nomad. The term became popular in the 2010’s with the proliferation of the internet, compact computers and the overall digitalization of the developed and (to some degree) the developing world. Basically a digital nomad in a nutshell is an individual that works remotely through a personal computer with an internet connection. Normally such an individuals live in developing countries where the cost of living is much lower and work in a developed country (remotely) where wages are much hire. Think of it as taking advantage of location arbitrage. You are taking your western wage and spending it in a developing part of the world.

Of course there are so many numerous ways you can do this and to make a full coverage on this topic will be a very long article. So for the sake of brevity, let’s go over a few ways you can make digital nomadism a thing for you to do further research:.

Different Types of Digital Nomads

Teaching English: Yes we have already went over how you can teach English in an east Asian country in a classroom setting. But you can also do something similar in teaching students remotely through Skype or Zoom.

Day Trading: I remember meeting an Indian fellow when I was in Ho Chi Minh, Vietnam that traded in the Indian market remotely. Not for the faint of heart and there is a capital requirement but it is possible.

Computer Programming: During my time WWOOFing in Mexico, one of the other WWOOFers was working for a Dutch company in this field.

Blogging/YouTube: A tight market flooded with more people you can count, but definitely a possibility if you put your mind to it.

Sell a Course: If you have a marketable skill, odds are someone out there will be willing to pay you to learn what you know. Popular platforms such as Udemy and Teachable are out there to spread the word on what you know.
The Discovery of Internet
By: Ajay Singh Rathore
Tags: Digital Nomads, Marketing, Internet, Digital Marketing, Digital Transformation

It all started with the communication technology evolving over the years, starting with telegraph: Network connecting people across vast distances, hence changing the world forever. In 1957, in the cold war between Russia and USA for winning the accelerating technology race, US government introduced ARPA (Advanced Research Project Agency) to stay ahead in the game. A computer scientist, named Joseph Carl Robnett Licklider, was appointed as the head of Behavioral sciences and command and control programmes at ARPA. Licklider had convinced the agency to shift the focus towards developing computer networks. Leading to the birth of ARPANET — the precursor to the internet.

In 1966, ARPA claimed that they could make the two computer owned by the government and research institutes, communicate with each and share resources. Large computer companies including IBM were quiet skeptical about this project and mentioned that it could not be built. However, IN 1969, the first two computers were connect with ARPANET and the project was a success, leading to rise in the network coverage and utilization by not only locals but overseas nodes in famous cities such as London, Norway and Hawaii.

The term Internet was first officially used in 1974, by the famous US computer scientist named Vint Cerf, who is also known as the father of the internet, who is now an internet evangelist with Google. Cerf worked along with Robert Khan at DARPA to improve the communication between different host computers by introducing Transmission Control Program also known as IP. The Internet protocol is still used today to transfer packets of information across the internet. This was a signal to the birth of the Internet. In 1983, the same year in which the program was introduced, the birth of the domain name took place. By 1989, there were more 10000 host connected to the internet.

The concept of Hypertext information architecture is nothing new and was there in the individual programs. However, In 1989, it was Tim Berners- Lee, a British developer, who brought the hypertext and IP together connecting it to the domain names and the world wide web was born. The first web page on the internet was built on CERN and went live on 6th of August 1991.

Credits: Understanding digital marketing, 4th Edition, by Damian Ryan