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Diving into the digital nomad life 🎒

Hello folks,

I am one of those who enjoy working remotely during the pandemic. I think that this is much more efficient than working in the office all the time. Based on this idea, I made a radical decision in my life. I'd like to become a digital nomad.

This idea has been in my head for a while and it gets me pretty excited. By the way, I am a side-project maker and ofc my new project ideas are affected by the idea.

I am working on a platform with my team so that all digital nomads can travel more easily. I am also making an info product with @Fullmamel for this platform. Thus, we will create resources that digital nomads and those who want to be digital nomads like me can benefit from.

Also, you can get notified here when we launched this product 👉 https://www.producthunt.com/upcoming/nomadsj

I'm excited to hear about the experiences of digital nomads, wannabes, and anyone who has experienced remote working in some way.

I appreciate all your comments. Let's meet below 😊👇

on September 8, 2022
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    I'm very excited to publish it 😊👀

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    Cool!

    I’ve been a digital nomad for 1,5 years.
    I have experienced many different situations. I have travelled solo, but right now I’m traveling together with my girlfriend from Latin America.

    Perspective changes a lot, since she has a “weak passport”.

    The tools we currently mainly use:

    Nomadlist (lifetime purchase 50$): I use it to track the destinations, get inspiration for destinations & connect with other nomads in my area.

    Google Flights (FREE): I haven’t found any cheaper tickets than the ones of GF. I only select (multiple) departure airports and 1 destination. Via the calendar I can see exactly when it is the cheapest.

    Booking platforms (No subscription needed): AirBnb/Booking/Vrbo/…
    I need a place to sleep, and my gf and I do prefer our own space.

    Hoodmaps (FREE): to get some good insights to the neighbourhood we’re moving to.

    Meetup (FREE): We love connecting with people and we often check meetup. Downside: meetup is dead in a lot of places for nomad events.

    I hope this get you plenty of insights on how my nomad life looks and of the cost of the tools I use. I wish you all the best with your tool!

    Ps. If you want to connect, you can find me on Instagram at @justin.la.france.

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    Very nice, really like the concept as generating income is a big problem for nomads as they start out and I suspect is a big cause of failure. Once you launch my partner would definitely be interested in this!

    As it happens, I am solving a different nomad problem - home ownership www.myairhome.com - let me know if you are looking for a home (or homes) or want to connect to discuss nomad life (have lived in 4 countries and owned properties in 2. Currently doing 3 country slowmadding.)