Summer is just around the corner. And as a digital nomad looking to make the most of the summer break, you must plan accordingly. Here is a list of our best ideas for the traveling digital nomad looking to make this summer memorable.   Top 5 Summer Destinations for Digital Nomads Charleston, South Carolina: This location is perfect for you if you are the type to work hard all day and having fun at night. You can enjoy world-class restaurants, nightclubs, and bars without breaking the bank.  Boise, Idaho: Picturesque and full of hiking trails, lakes, and RV parks are perfect for...

As a digital Nomad, whether on the road or living in a small town, you need some gadgets to improve your work experience and live your best life while working remotely. Below is a list of gadgets that will upgrade your digital nomad experience.   5 Gadgets you need in a Small Town Ergonomic Office Chair: Be it at your kitchen table, the couch in the living room, or the chair on your patio. Sitting with the wrong posture can lead to back and neck pains, posture problems, and even health issues in the long run. An ergonomic chair is...

As the digital nomad lifestyle continues to gain popularity and become the new normal globally, more people are steadily buying into the idea of uncoupling where they live from where they work. And to help prospective nomads achieve their dream lifestyle, many nomads now share their personal experiences—The wins, losses, and life lessons associated with the nomadic lifestyle on their blogs, podcasts, and vlogs. To help you better understand the nomadic lifestyle and learn one or two things from the real-life experiences of digital nomads around the world, we have compiled a list of the ten best digital nomad blogs...

Living in a remote community can be many things. It can be exciting, stressful, boring, and fulfilling. It all depends on many factors like; how prepared you are to live in a remote community, available facilities, and your preferences.  Depending on their size and location, most rural communities have necessities from stores to offices, public clinics, post offices, banking facilities, schools, and fuel supply depots. And then, there are communities with restrictions on certain goods. For example, alcohol restrictions so that no alcohol is brought into the area.  Having lived in a few remote communities, I can say that no...

The giving and receiving of gifts date back as far as ancient Rome. In those days, on the 19th of December, known as ‘Sigillaria’, they would exchange modest gifts that strengthened relationships. Today, we have birthdays, Christmas, thanksgiving, and many other occasions when we give and receive gifts. I mean, who doesn’t like gifts right? I know I do. There's a problem with giving gifts. It's hard to find the perfect gift for that friend that works remotely. I have been there. I have been a digital nomad for more than ten years, and I know how much trouble my...