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One more interesting annual report comes next: The 2023 State of Digital Nomads. What is a difference between expats and nomads? Who are those people? Can you consider yourself as a digital nomad? Take a look and let me know what you think. #DigitalNomad #RemoteWork #TravelTrends https://lnkd.in/gZ8UEFJM

Want to travel the world while working remotely, even with kids and a day job? Next-Level Digital Nomad by Maria Surma Manka shows you how to balance work, family, and adventure. Get practical tips on becoming location independent and making the digital nomad lifestyle a reality for your family! Click Here: https://amzn.to/3Yup8n2 Looking for Remote Online Income? Comment "Yes" Below.

Do you dream of exploring the world, but don’t want to sacrifice earning an income? 🗺️ Consider becoming a digital nomad. 👩💻 A digital nomad is someone who can work remotely from anywhere in the world, as long as they have a reliable internet connection. Imagine this: you can work from the comfort of your home one day, in a cozy coffee shop the next, and on a beautiful beach in Thailand the following week! 🏖️ If this lifestyle appeals to you, there are many options available. You can either work as a freelancer or as an employee for a company that offers work-from-anywhere jobs if you want more stability. As for industries to follow, marketing, graphic design, tech or customer service are among the best options to become a digital nomad. 💻 🔹Ready to start your nomad adventure? Check out our which work-from-anywhere jobs are hiring right now: https://lnkd.in/gH3nPpeZ #remotework #workfromanywhere #digitalnomad

Calling all Digital Nomads! 👋 Looking for the best cities to embrace the remote work lifestyle? Here are some you might want to consider: ✅ Bangkok, Thailand ✅ Buenos Aires, Argentina ✅ Madeira, Portugal ✅ Atlanta, U.S.A ✅ Toronto, Canada In this article we explore the best cities for remote work, so that you can make an informed choice: https://shorturl.at/achM9 #remotework #globalwork #remotepass

Currently into research and writing mode to bring you insightful blogs about working remotely in Sicily for our upcoming website launch! I'm excited to share tips, recommendations, and personal experiences on everything from finding the perfect co-working space to exploring the island's vibrant culture. 😎 Is there anything specific you're curious about or want to know more about working remotely in Sicily? Let me know in the comments below! #RemoteWorkTips #Sicily #Coworking #WorkFromAnywhere

𝐑𝐞𝐚𝐥 𝐓𝐚𝐥𝐤: 𝐈 𝐡𝐚𝐝 𝐭𝐨 𝐥𝐞𝐚𝐫𝐧 𝐭𝐨 𝐭𝐡𝐢𝐧𝐤 𝐥𝐢𝐤𝐞 𝐚 𝐫𝐞𝐦𝐨𝐭𝐞 𝐰𝐨𝐫𝐤𝐞𝐫, 𝐧𝐨𝐭 𝐚 𝐭𝐨𝐮𝐫𝐢𝐬𝐭!! When I started my digital nomad journey, my priorities were different. Here’s what I learned after 4 years of remote work: 🌴 Priorities Then: Dream Destinations: I used to pick countries based on how amazing they seemed to travel to. Safety and Infrastructure: Important, but not my main focus. Activities: The more, the better! Coworking and Community: Nice to have, but not critical. 🔍 Priorities Now: ✈️ Coworking First: I spend 90% of my time working, so I need a productive environment. Comfortable chairs, good desks, air conditioning, and proper equipment are essential. Currently, I’m in Madeira and absolutely loving Outsite. (Not a paid ad, just genuinely convinced) ✈️ Community and Accommodation: I’ve tried Selina Hostels in places like Costa Rica and Panama. They’re fun, but too many party people. Airbnb: Quiet but lonely, and networking requires more effort. Outsite: My current favorite. Small groups, private bathrooms, a clean environment, a great kitchen, and a community manager organizing activities. It’s perfect for me. Everything Else: Weather, activities, whether it’s a city or a small town – these factors now come third. 🏡 It took me time to figure out where I’m most productive. Now, I know my priorities. What about you? How do you choose your next destination? #DigitalNomad #RemoteWork #Productivity

I like to travel by bus. Regularly I spend at least 12 or more hours on a bus to get to our next location in Europa. Why? Because 1 of the things I spend my time on is being a full time Housesitter in Europe. And we choose to travel by bus in Europe. Slow. Slower. Slowest. 1 of the best things of slowing down is the space you create to reflect on what you are doing. Why you are doing this and if you should continue doing what you do. I would recommend everybody to slow down once in a while. It works liberating. As Confucius said: ”if you're in a hurry you should sit down”  That is why I love public transportation. It forces you to slow down. Sit down and let go. Soon the bus, probably by Flix, will bring me to a new destination: Bulgaria. I jumped in a new project, a new adventure. An adventure where business, community, investing, coworking, nature and new friends will emerge. It took me (and my girlfriend) exactly 1 week to decide to participate in this project or not. And now we are part of Coliving Semkovo. This project embodies the future of remote work. Co-living Semkovo is exactly the value we need to add to our lifestyle. Being part of this makes me very excited. And I see opportunities for ClickPatrol too. Since ClickPatrol is a 100% remote based company this project creates new possibilities for ClickParol as well. Meet up with clients in the Rila mountains? Facilitating events for online marketing agencies? Who knows... In the meanwhile there is a direct bus from Munich to Sofia. It only takes 22 hours. Enough time to reflect and slow down. ps - if you are curious and want to know more about Co-living Semkovo check the link in the comments.

🤔A "Digital Nomad " 📝What actually it is ! Let's go :: 1. Works remotely (from anywhere) 2. Uses digital tools and technology to perform their job 3. Travels frequently, often to different countries or cities 4. Has a location-independent lifestyle Digital Nomads often work in fields such as: 1. Software development 2. Writing and content creation 3. Graphic design 4. Online marketing and consulting 5. E-commerce 6. Photography 7. Videography 8. Translation and interpretation They value freedom, flexibility, and adventure, and often prioritize experiences over material possessions. Digital Nomads use technology to stay connected and productive while exploring the world. Some common characteristics of Digital Nomads include: 1. Location independence 2. Remote work arrangements 3. Digital literacy 4. Flexibility and adaptability 5. Love of travel and exploration 6. Autonomy and self-motivation 7. Emphasis on work-life balance The Digital Nomad lifestyle has grown in popularity with advancements in technology, and many countries now offer special visas and programs to attract remote workers. 📖Some of these countries and territories offering nomad visas are the following :- Anguilla Bahamas Bermuda Cayman Islands Croatia Costa Rica Curaçao Dominica Estonia Georgia Germany Iceland Mexico Norway Portugal Taiwan #remotework #lovetravelling #internetaccess #flexibleworktime #seeadventures #worklifebalance

A #digitalnomad is someone who leverages technology to work remotely while traveling or living in different locations around the world. The rise of high-speed internet, mobile technology, and flexible work arrangements have made this lifestyle possible. Here are some key aspects of the digital nomad concept: *Remote Work: Digital nomads typically work in jobs that can be done online, such as freelancing, content creation, software development, design, marketing, or other digital services. *Location Independence: Unlike traditional office jobs, digital nomads aren’t tied to a specific location. They can live and work from anywhere with an internet connection, whether that's a beach in Bali, a café in Paris, or a coworking space in Tokyo. *Travel and Exploration: Many digital nomads choose this lifestyle because they want to travel the world while earning a living. It offers the flexibility to explore new cultures, cities, and countries while maintaining their careers. *Flexible Lifestyle: Digital nomads often set their own schedules, allowing them to balance work and leisure. This freedom lets them optimize productivity according to their preferences, like working during off-hours and exploring during the day. *Community and Networking: There’s a growing community of digital nomads worldwide, and they often meet up in popular locations, through social media, or at coworking spaces. Many cities and regions have begun to cater to this demographic by offering coworking hubs, networking events, and visa options. *Challenges: The lifestyle comes with its own challenges, such as maintaining work-life balance, navigating visas, dealing with time zone differences, and managing taxes across different countries. Some countries and regions have also started to offer special "digital nomad visas," allowing remote workers to live for extended periods while working online without requiring a traditional work permit. #digitalnomad #latesttrends #travelgoals

Workcations ➡️ YAY or NAY? The other day I shared a post about a super exciting project to develop a marketing strategy for a new nomad-friendly company → Nomaden Ltd by Richiko Olrichs which is creating local co-living experiences in Europe ☀️ I love workcations because they bring me so much joy, inspiration and relaxation. Plus, as a nomadic entrepreneur, I need services like this because I don’t always have time and/or energy to figure out a trip from A to Z – I rather develop marketing strategies than plan a trip 😆 Here are a few things important for me when I book workcations: ✔ Comfortable place to sleep ✔ Reliable workspace with fast internet ✔ Located in a safe area ✔ Things within walking distance reach ✔ The magic of local charm ✔ Easy to connect with other internationals/digital nomads So that’s why I got so excited about my client's projects because they are providing all of this PLUS I’m a nomad and specialized in developing marketing strategies for nomadic and remote audiences so this project was a perfect match 😁 Congrats Richiko Olrichs on launching!! 🎊 ➡️ PS for all my network not enjoying the cold weather - the first trip is in the south of Italy, Palermo for 8 remote professionals. Comment for more info ➡️ ➡️ PPS If you’re offering products/services for remote workers and digital nomads but your marketing isn’t giving you results – book a free marketing rescue call via the link in the comments – maybe we’re a match too 💪 📸 Workcation in Curacao, 2022 #remoteentrepreneur #digitalnomad #marketingexpert