After my recent post about digital nomad programs, I realized I really hadn't written all that much about the lifestyle I've enjoyed for the last several years. Whether you've thought about becoming a digital nomad or have wondered if you can do it yourself, consider this a collection…
So the New York Times recently wrote about the digital nomad life — an article I looked forward to reading as soon as I read the headline ("The Digital Nomad Life: Combining Work and Travel"). It's rare to be disappointed by a name as highly regarded…
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Saqsaywaman, Qenqo, Pukapukara, and Tambomachay – oh my. Cusco, Peru is best known as the gateway to Machu Picchu, that seemingly exotic and horrendously overpriced destination I'll probably never visit. This is One Weird Globe, however, which means I'm here to give you a less-touristy alternative that's at least…
It's one of those classic questions – and I'm here to say there are plenty of ways to handle your snail / paper mail. Photo by veggiegretz If you're moving to another country, there are plenty of loose ends to tie up, and quite a few…