One of the biggest myths about being a digital nomad is that life automatically becomes simpler once you hit the road. In some ways, it does. You start to question what you really need. You become more aware of what you carry. You realise quite quickly that every item...
Working as a digital nomad sounds glamorous on paper.In reality, your “office” is usually a table. Sometimes a chair. And occasionally, it’s a table that wobbles and a chair that hates your spine. Over the last 12 months, I’ve worked remotely across Bolivia (my base),...
Running a business is rarely a straight line. Most entrepreneurs don’t fail because they lack ability, ideas, or motivation. They fail because they misunderstand where they are in the journey and quit at the worst possible moment. If you’ve ever felt stuck,...
If you’re self-employed, there’s a good chance you’ve undercharged at some point. Not because you didn’t do the work.Not because the work wasn’t valuable.But because charging for the actual time and effort felt uncomfortable. I see this all the time, and I’ve done it...
Two weeks ago, we stepped off a small plane onto the tarmac of Tefé. This remote riverside town lies deep in the Brazilian Amazon. After months of planning and a long journey from Bolivia, we were finally here. For the next 12 months, this will be home — a year filled...
