The rise of global mobility, digital nomadism, and hybrid work has fueled demand for this type of hyper-flexible solution. Remote professionals increasingly need workspaces that match their dynamic lifestyles, whether for a single client call, a day of deep work, or an ad hoc team meeting while travelling. Flexible and remote work continues to reshape…
Overview Bali’s digital-nomad origins are undisputed—and Canggu remains its beating heart. Sun, surf, spirituality, and coworking collide in this beachfront town. Infrastructure Spaces such as Dojo Bali and BWork offer ergonomic desks, AC, ultra-fast Wi‑Fi, private booths, and community-focused programming. Cost of Living Monthly expenses, including rent, coworking, and living, generally range between $800–1,500 depending…
Global Nomad Pass is the membership that rewards you for supporting local businesses around the world. With access to 500+ hidden gems across 25+ global destinations — think cafes, restaurants, accommodations, coworking spaces, fitness studios, bars, salons, barbershops, spas, and unique local, experiences — you’ll save while supporting the heart of every community. Our model…
Traveling is an amazing experience, and it’s easy to see why you’ll want to do it full-time. But you’ll need an income to survive on. Starting a remote business can be a great way to do this. You can run it from anywhere, so you’re free to travel while you’re at it. Actually starting off…
All this taxation can get confusing pretty quickly. It’s okay to ask for help. There are people who actually enjoy sorting out this mess, like Greenback Expat Tax Services or even the IRS’s International Taxpayer Service. They know exactly how to help Americans living abroad. Getting expert advice takes the guesswork out of taxes. Moreover,…
3. Redefine “Vacation” as a Daily Habit Forget cramming adventure into annual two-week breaks. Weave exploration into your routine: Dedicate weekends to regional trips (e.g., a volcano hike in Guatemala). Use weekday evenings for micro-adventures: street food tours, museum visits, or beach sunsets. Alternate “deep work” months (staying 6–8 weeks in low-cost bases like Vietnam)…
Even with flexibility, remote workdays can go by in a blur without structure. Building micro-breaks into your day with intention can make a huge difference, especially when matched to the type of work you do. Here’s what a break-friendly remote workday might look like: 9:00 AM Start work Task: Deep focus work, like writing, coding,…
Beyond the connections I formed with the local community, there was also something deeply special about the internal community within the coliving space itself. Life at iSlow naturally encouraged us to come together—whether through shared meals, spontaneous hikes, or relaxed conversations over morning coffee. Each week, we held a Spanish-English language exchange, inviting locals to…
The future of digital nomadism is undeniably tied to AI. As AI technology continues to evolve, so too will the opportunities available for digital entrepreneurs. What seems like an exciting new frontier today will likely become the norm in the next few years. But the core principles of The New Rich will remain the same:…
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