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I find 100% vacation leaves me wanting to work after a week or two, and 100% work leaves me wanting travel after a few months. I think it would be ideal to wor
by matt-snider 8y ago
I find 100% vacation leaves me wanting to work after a week or two, and 100% work leaves me wanting travel after a few months.
I think it would be ideal to work a flexible job where it's possible to live and work remotely for several months at a time, while discovering that place slowly. In this way you get more of the day-to-day life experience, and you are able to "absorb" the place/culture at your own pace, getting to know it beyond a superficial level. Basically, you just try to live a "normal" life there, albeit with more frequent evenings out, weekend trips, etc.
This is of course, part of the appeal of digital nomadism, but I consider that to be a much more extreme version of what I mean.
- Tepix 8y ago> This is of course, part of the appeal of digital nomadism, but I consider that to be a much more extreme version of what I mean. in what regard?