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How to Enjoy a Digital Nomad Lifestyle

Travel Tips - Ross French - December 8, 2021

If you have always dreamed of traveling the world, exploring diverse cultures, and experiencing new things every day, the life of a digital nomad might be the one for you. People who are able to make money with just a laptop and a strong Wi-Fi connection can enjoy the career freedom of working anywhere in the world. There are plenty of remote job opportunities for people with the right knowledge and skill set. This means that many people can now forgo the monotonous 9 to 5 in a traditional office setting for an exotic alternative in a far-off destination instead. Here are a few top tips to help you enjoy life as a digital nomad.

Work on Achieving a Steady Revenue Stream

Everyone who wants to work off the grid needs to have a steady income stream to support their dream. Although many self-proclaimed digital nomads may make claims regarding the ease of finding work anywhere in the world, you still need to have relevant skills to fund your travels. There are many freelance gigs available on the job market. For example, there will always be employers looking for writers, programmers, and graphic designers. However, you still need to have the relevant skillset to get these jobs. Although, in some cases, the right experience can get you a long way, having the right qualifications can get you on the right track. A relevant degree can help you get noticed by freelance employers. For instance, a graphic design bachelor degree will give you a competitive edge over other graphic designers.

Adopt a Minimalist Lifestyle

Living nomadically means moving from place to place without a fixed address. One moment you could be sipping cocktails in a trendy bar in Singapore, next you might find yourself sunbathing in Bali. The easiest way to enjoy this nomadic lifestyle is to practice minimalism. When you travel, try not to bring all of your worldly possessions with you. Not only will you have to pay for all of the excess luggage on flights, but you will end up resenting the fact that you are lugging around unnecessary items. Additionally, the more you take with you, the more you have to lose. Try to take the bare minimum. Once you get used to a minimalist way of traveling, you won’t understand why you went through the hassle of trying to fit your entire closet into a suitcase.

Use Social Media as it Was Originally Intended

On occasion, most people have found themselves mindlessly scrolling through social media pages or stalking people they have no intention of actually making conversation with. Social media was, as the title suggests, originally intended to be used for social purposes, and people on the move should utilize their platforms to keep in touch with friends and family back home. Touching base with loved ones via social media is a great way to let them know you are happy and healthy. It can also give travelers comfort when they are feeling homesick. Social media is also a great way to network with other digital nomads and connect with new, like-minded people. Solo travelers meet new people all the time, and social media is a great way to turn new acquaintances into meaningful friendships.

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Ross French grew up outside Toronto, blah blah… he went to the University of Western Ontario for fine arts and like any degree, has since done nothing in that field. More seriously, Ross French is a travel junkie & a tech nerd with a slightly concerning love for beer & wine. he a has a great awareness of life outside the 9-5 and hopes to aspire to be a hammock bum one day.

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