There are many ways to go about doing this and I’m sure everyone has “their way”, I’m going to give you my preferred method. Whether you use my way or some other way entirely (or none at all!) is unimportant.
Never be afraid to talk to strangers in bars, on trains, at tourist attractions, in the street, anywhere. This doesn’t mean you shouldn’t be careful it just means that the person standing next to you while waiting for the train is most likely not the serial killer that the other 5 people standing around him think he is. As a species we are slowly becoming a more and more suspicious and mistrusting people. I personally think it’s a great shame, I take it upon myself to introduce myself to strangers as often as I can, it is fun! Here are some good tips for doing it in the safest and least unobtrusive way.
So, you want to be a digital nomad (at least for a bit!), live large, no house, no car… no strings… right?
Location-independent lifestyles have gained immense popularity following the pandemic and there’s a lot of appeal to being able to explore the globe while earning a living remotely. In this blog post, we will explore practical tips and insights on how to develop marketable skills and provide information about countries that have embraced the digital nomad movement through dedicated visa programs… but where to start?
Traveling can be one of the most rewarding experiences of your life, but it can also be quite expensive! That’s why it’s important to make a budget for your trip that you can actually stick to. In this post, I’ll walk you through the steps to create a realistic budget, categorize expenses, and make sure you have a buffer to cover unexpected costs!
Thou shalt travel sustainably, preserve yourself and your environments, leave no trace and nurture nature.