HOW TO BE A DIGITAL NOMAD - THE FRAMEWORK

[@FloareDeColt1313]

I saw this video a few years ago wishing to be a digital nomad. After a year of trying, I made it. Now I can work while traveling the world. 🙃🤩🤩

[@mikebuhayTV]

wow i wanna be a digital nomad

[@halopinx3398]

Congrats!

[@westerling8436]

I'm a translator, I spend half a year in china every year

[@johng6417]

what do you do?

[@estoica9927]

salut, in ce domeniu lucrezi sa-ti permiti sa calatoresti? si ce recomanzi ?

[@Ade2bee]

This is the best video I've seen about the digital nomad lifestyle... Keep up the good work

[@ChristheFreelancer]

Cheers man! I do my best

[@voguewithneide5368]

I have been watching so many videos on KZbin trying to figure out a way to make more money and even though I don't know nothing about digital nomad I could not agree more with ADE BROWN . This video have a lot of good information, good links of references. Keep up the man , you rock 👊🏻

[@AudiMelsom]

actually I'm Indonesian, developing country. I will start my digital nomad in Australia this year, wish me luck! all full of sacrifices.

[@samyaknagori4909]

Best of luck

[@IosiPratama]

Semangat mas, btw lagi dimana?

[@nadzeer77]

Better you stay in Bali. I'm Malaysian also loved bali compare than Kuala Lumpur

[@MEN101]

Audi Melsom Australia? Why on earth would you do that? Stay in Bali mate

[@manuelvelasquez3472]

How did it go ?

[@skb282]

I'm so grateful to be watching this, especially at 16! It just seemed to properly click. You've got my life planned out!

[@nomadtravelstudio3660]

I've been living this way now for 22 years lived and worked in 38 different countrys . this life style is the best ever I work with video ,graphic design and photography and audio streaming and video streaming and web design. I would tel any one to just do it its not hard but its a lot of fun. but your right about a relationship its don't happen .Thats the choice Nomad Travel Studio Not been back to uk for 22 years just move from one country to the next now at the moment looking for my next country

[@AlejandroLZuvic]

Nomad Travel studio do you have family? Wife, children?

[@nomadtravelstudio3660]

No im afraid not this is the only thing I believe is the down side of doing what I do .But I do know people who travel with their kids and teach them their selves .But to Answere your question no I don't

[@goldenfinch6844]

Please get in touch,,,I wana know more about it...email is [e-mail]

[@joyfulkid377]

@@nomadtravelstudio3660 hey

[@speakingpracticewithjimmy]

Sabj Oeis hi how are you

[@goldenages7089]

This channel has opened my eyes. I have always wanted to travel and I love Thailand and would love to just hop around from city to city. Love the temples and calmness of the people there. It's like heaven to me. I have also done a bit of online work years ago and after watching your $600 a month living in Chang Mai video, I think I can do this! Thanks for the videos they are very watchable, you are good at this. You have opened my eyes to a world of possibilities.

[@allwingsdriver4856]

You're so upfront and honest I'm surprised! And your not telling me how I can make $5,000-$30,000 a month! Cheers Mate,

[@ChristheFreelancer]

I'm all about being pragmatic ;)

[@lisarichards1956]

This sounds like a great idea not only for those wanting a nomadic life, but also for many in small towns where employment opportunities are nil. Very interesting. I'm 60 and semi-retired. Looking for something to supplement the social security checks. This may not work for me, but it will be fun checking out all those links! Thanks, Chris! :)

[@johnroberts8780]

lisarichards195

[@AveryCreates]

lisarichards1956 have you decided on a path for supplemental income yet? :) Im curious if you picked up a new skill. Hope all is well.

[@insivonlestate]

u can be english teacher abroad!

[@satoril928]

If you live in a rural area, coding is probably the best thing to get into. You can learn online/by yourself and then get hired to work online, remotely. Like you lay low and learn your stuff over a couple of yearsand instantly put yourself into a much better tax bracket afterwards.

[@willymakeit5172]

Hi, I’m 70 and finally looking at retirement. I won’t be able to be a digital nomad because of my wife’s health. That being said I’m looking for something in the country, not too far from her doctor, where we can settle. I’m about ready for the quiet country life of a semi-retired academic. Best of luck to you on your journey.

[@aquul]

Great framework video, Chris! I'm a 20 year old digital marketing entrepreneur from New Zealand. I think it's awesome how the internet offers such working freedom. I hope to utilize my skills and work nomadically within 18 months. Your videos are very useful and I look forward to following your journey!

[@ChristheFreelancer]

Thanks Aquul! I agree

[@Keyframe5]

I have 10+ years in the digital media industry mainly worked as a web developer/designer. Right now I'm trying to make it myself. What you said was spot on.

[@Keyframe5]

I just hate the term "Digital Nomad"... used to be cool 5 years ago when not a lot of people were using it.

[@ChristheFreelancer]

+Keyframe5 but now it's not because it's too mainstream? Lol

[@Keyframe5]

Back then, it was different. The few people i heard calling themselves digital nomad made ten of thousands of dollars each month or theyre practically millionaires. They can live and really go anywhere. Now anyone can get a $100 dollar adwords coupon, read a book or two, or sell $50,000 worth of stuff online but only profited $300 and call themselves digital nomad. I think the real digital nomad are the ones that can really live anywhere in the world. Hence the word nomad and not just living in thailand or south east asia, but people can call themselves whatever they want.

[@ChristheFreelancer]

I get ya. Fortunately (or unfortunately, depending on how you feel), the term digital nomad is no longer reserved for just location independent entrepreneurs. If that's all you are interested in, I can see why the influx of freelancers and remote workers might disappoint some but at the end of the day, the movement is not reserved for any one person of group.

[@94110mission]

A very informative video. While I have no personal interest in the digital nomad lifestyle, you did answer many of the questions I had such as how you folks handle personal relationships and giving up many personal possessions.

[@ChristheFreelancer]

Awesome. Thanks for the comment

[@calisteniabb]

put stickers on ur notebook, grow a beard, start vlogging

[@ChristheFreelancer]

The ultimate recipe for success ;)

[@10ianboy10]

Daniel Smith chris or jonathan?

[@ViajanteSemRoteiro]

Jonathan Blazquez 😂

[@southafricannews4279]

🤣🤣🤣

[@videologs2400]

Buy a Mac, you forgot this one.

[@brazillionnaire]

Finally, after 25 years working as a senior exec in several Fortune 500 companies, I have finally unplugged and gone digital nomadic. Finding the right skills that suits you and then developing it will be challenging for many of you. I tried many over a 5 year period before finally settling on "day-trading" as my passion. Now I can live a life of freedom and travel the world meeting like-minded folks like you without having to compromise on my income. Go nomadic guys and open your mind to a world of wonderful experiences. You have one life so don't be a slave to the system! - The voice of experience.

[@MicahBuzanANIMATION]

I do freelance animation. I want to experiment with the digital nomad lifestyle this year, just to see if it's feasible for me and my work. Thank you for this insightful video!

[@lorenzlucin9938]

This video is one that I saved on my KZbin and always remember this. I saw Chris before in Chiang Mai but I forgot to say hi. I’m inspired.

[@AaronGarciaJ]

Awesome video! The company I was working for downsized. I now find myself with an opportunity to pursue something I have dreamed about since late 2009. It's incredible that this is an actual thing and I'm not the only one who wants to do this. What's better is people are already doing this and I can learn from them. Thanks again for sharing!

[@ChristheFreelancer]

That's it! Thanks Aaron

[@demi-marieleblanc2077]

If you are thinking about taking a formal education approach for web development I defiantly agree with what he said that you're gonna end up learning outdated techniques and spend a shit load of money. I am currently in school for web development and design and graduate next month and a surprising amount of the things we learned are very outdated. If you do go just be aware that you are spending that money just to say you have a degree which is a plus but your money can be better spent on more up to date courses online at some off the sites he listed.

[@maxd2215]

Pretty good advice and a detailed step on how to get started. You've covered the right questions. It's your attitude and the way you bring your message across that's convincing to me: simple, structured and inspiring. Thanks and keep it up, dude.

[@ChristheFreelancer]

Thanks bro!

[@crazyg4j]

You can also be a nomad by teaching ESL online. Companies like 51talk hire ESL teachers for worldwide students. The only drawback is to keep in mind that you and your students may have a time zone difference, particularly if you're moving around.

[@sutash9043]

Yes, that's my plan. I currently teach a couple of classes through Skype so if I could make a living maybe combining online classes and regular ones too, that'd be the best. I'm about to get my teaching diploma and maybe I'll stay in my country for a couple more years to finish my degree in linguistics cos I wouldn't like to leave that unfinished and in the meantime travel in summer holidays and seeing if I could live permanently the nomadic lifestyle.

[@Shadow72eapers]

Wow man thank you for this, it gave me a true step by step foundation to figure what to do and how to do it. You even gave out some great skills to learn and websites for everything! I've watched several other guides but they can be so vague almost like they're beating around the bush but this was perfect thank you!! I'm taking a break from school and I'm starting completely fresh with a new skill learning all on my own, wish me luck this digital nomad is my dream!!

[@ChristheFreelancer]

Thanks Isaiah. I know what you mean. So many videos on KZbin with click bait titles that don't actually provide the relevant information. I'm glad you liked it

[@topcoffeebar]

Awesome introduction to digital nomad lifestyle !

[@rbmanb]

This is gold. Just do it! I'm literally the guy who just books the flight the same day and just takes off. I've been researching a lot about dropshipping recently and it might do the trick just to start going. Though I would like to eventually be able to start something really creative. And be able to make my living off of that. Cheers bro.

[@dislascope5666]

I WANT TO SHARE MY EXPERIENCE WATCHING YOUR VIDEO, I'm on minute 1:30 after just smoking a joint, and I Had to pause it. Why did I pause it? to write this comment. This is a life changing moment, for in my beautiful green mist tells me that you about to spit some truth right now. stumbled upon this, and its exactly what THIS GUY RIGHT HERE needed to hear. I'll be back in about 16 minutes to tell you the rest of MY EXPERIENCE WATCHING YOUR VIDEO. Good day.

[@fiucik1]

I usually hate the vlogger or all these people on the internet telling you about their life, and why it is so cool. But I really appreciate your vidoes. Down to earth. And you're not smilling all the time like the rest of these oh-so-cool wankers. I've always liked to travel, started renting a car on my vacation 3 years ago. I usually go solo and I'm quite happy about it. And I'm getting sick of my job. I was never good at all this internet thing - vlogs, facebook, twitter, instagram etc. I've got fake facebook account. But I would like to start living like a nomad as you put it. Not sure if a digital, but still. And here comes my guestion: how hard is it to get work around the world. Stationary work. I mean let's say I want to spent a month in Bangkok. I don't mind doing some shitty job for 5 days a week, as long as I spent weekend off sightseeing. You get the point. So can anyone tell me if somebody tried it and share his/her experience?

[@djedo3811]

You are a great coach mate. Accesible and informative. Respect and gratitude.

[@ChristheFreelancer]

Thank you EDO STONE

[@100kby35]

Today was my first day back to my job after a three week holiday in Bali. I need to become a digital nomad!

[@ChristheFreelancer]

What kind of work do you do?

[@leticiakondlatsch2552]

Your advices couldn't have been better. Thank you!

[@zumezoom9593]

believe in yourself. dont let nobody tell you that you can't. do it for the sake of yourself. continue learning, never stop educating yourself no matter your age.

[@QaziTV]

You rock Chris! Thank you for making all the content that you do! I know you’re currently in Digital Nomad 2.0, but for those of us starting out your 1.0 videos are still a huge inspiration!

[@hillys-cleaning-services9518]

Wow! This video was made 6 years ago! Before COVID-19 How things have changed ..

[@pakguritno]

hey chris, I'm from Indonesia, so glad I can watch this video, this is very inspiring for me. and I've been watching this video over and over again. I hope in mid 2018 I can travel as you do

[@DannyRazore]

Excellent video, nice work. Very informative, especially love the advice regarding the influence the people you spend the most time with (not necessarily your 'best friends') have on you and who you're becoming. Tim Ferriss is a major advocate of the importance in understanding this relationship. Chris, your point on channels like yours and Riley's serving as a helpful influence to folks who are in the early stages of transitioning from a work then live lifestyle to a work and live (Create an online based business, mainly). I'm looking forward to enrolling in the Course Riley & Parker are coming out with. Great pc guys!

[@alanboy5532]

great video. you were very honest and very informative. you didn't pretend like you knew what investing was, which a lot of youtubers will pretend they do to make themselves look knowledgable in everything

[@TheMagicCrafter]

This video was *great!* I would love to go nomadic, but by brand is not quite big enough yet. Drop shipping would be something very interesting to look into though, as I feel I could potentially incorporate something like that into what I do. Thanks for the video! Onward to another! 😝😍

[@knomadicexperiences3849]

Clearly and very well explained. Kudos mate, cheers

[@Dandraperuk]

loved that you simply said you was against standard education. me too!!

[@ChristheFreelancer]

Yeah man. I agree with Gary V. It's the biggest racket!

[@Dandraperuk]

Learned two things at school, how to tell time and that I was stupid... Everything else I taught myself, including how to fly a plane lol btw, just messaged you on Instagram

[@booblaa9734]

I think people who fail or take the wrong course typically think "standard education" is somehow bad or not worth it. This is simply not true as with anything if you take the correct path and put in the work it will yield rewards.

[@keikofay9804]

Funny, I didn't get the impression that Chris said anything of the sort. He specified his opinion starting at 4:42 that for digital coursework, a typical or standard 4-year education is often not worth the time and money it takes because the material becomes outdated even as it is being taught. I would hands-down agree with that.

[@rabranch32]

It is "were against," not "was against." Your distain for education is evident in your grammar. The choice is simple, would you rather be educated or ignorant?

[@daonstream]

Such a good video. I've been sending people here. The framework is super good and I'm using it to get stuff DONE! Big ups for mentioning T. Ferris who changed our paradigm of thought on this. Good job Chris-hope to meet you one day!

[@HereBeBarr]

Great tips, i'm digitally nomadic a few months a year.

[@oliviaha4848]

Chris this is incredibly infomative - the most comprehensive video on being DN so far x

[@ChristheFreelancer]

Thanks again Olivia

[@SpaceMongoose]

Another thing to consider when choosing a location - time zones. Chatting with my UK clients from eastern europe isn't too bad, SE asia though...

[@CallmeGoldi]

Thank you Chris! You answered questions I didn't know I had yet!

[@ChristheFreelancer]

Haha awesome. Glad you found it helpful

[@becomelocationindependent1374]

Well done Chris you are one of the best and most informative in this field of becoming location independent, keep it up

[@216Numbskull]

Chris, I just wanna say cheers brother! Your approach to easily understand and connect with the message in the videos are refreshing. Keep it real. And thanks again. Peace

[@ScottGarman]

Another thoughtful video as usual. Nice work, and congrats on hitting 1k subscribers!

[@ChristheFreelancer]

I just woke up and saw it! Thanks man!

[@cornergarageproductions9182]

Chris, excellent video sir. Respect for you and your travels. Keep it up son!

[@CyberLA_Rudy]

Wow, this is a great video! Thank you for the insight! You confirmed and encouraged exactly what I needed. Thank you kindly! 👊

[@drmatthewhorkey]

Great work Chris, super proud of you! Keep up the great work

[@ChristheFreelancer]

Thanks guys. You too!

[@PauloNideck]

Amazing video, thanks for sharing this

[@fadlyfadzil4077]

Wow this is like a dejavu. Watch a video about this topic yesterday from a channel that I subscribe and he told be a part from Bali Chang mai is one of the best place to be a digital Nomad. I've already subscribe to u bro. Lots of love from KL Malaysia.

[@tombombadilofficial]

My client is Australian. Been doing freelance jobs for him for over a year now. I guess I'm lucky.

[@SikderDiamond]

Tom Bombadil what do u do?

[@ZeeshanKhan-rp9or]

Which job you're doing?

[@JonathanCardenas_Official]

Thank you for this great guide Chris! I'm about to start my digital nomadic career. Came across your channel and Brett's. You two are just insanely awesome ;) Hello from the Philippines :D - Jon

[@ChristheFreelancer]

Thanks and welcome Jonathan

[@alexrmartin1421]

Hi Chris, Thanks for the video. I'm looking to do this in August. When I speak to friends about it, they say I'm crazy, however, to me, this is the most thought out thing that I've ever decided to do!

[@ChristheFreelancer]

haha my Dad said the same thing. Don't worry about it. They'll understand eventually.

[@mainstreammirage937]

I've watched tons of videos on digital nomads life, your video has the best content ! Awesome content. Thank you very much !!

[@heatheranneultimatetravela2264]

I negotiated a remote work agreement with my employer. I worked on-site for about a year to prove myself, and then successfully pitched the request. I also run a KZbin channel and travel blog.

[@shivambatra6379]

Thanks Chris for the motivation. Currently working hard on the number 1! Building Skills.

[@OnePercentBetter]

Great video Chris, thank you

[@ChristheFreelancer]

Thank you

[@masroorkhan8821]

Hi Chris! I like the way you explain the things...Very easy to grab!...Kudos! Great Work!

[@Lillith333]

Thanks Chris this is one of the best kind of videos I have watched.

[@BenjaminCerbai]

Thank you for this awesome video. Really great advices and value. :) My thinking is about how to be an nomad artist. Keeping just the essential, to keep drawing during travel, that kind of things. "Training" is also good. i'm living right now in a 9 square meter student room, and I have to keep what I need and not living with too much. That's a great way to become used to a kind of minimalist life style.

[@djedo3811]

Have you considered teaching what you do online?

[@BenjaminCerbai]

EDO STONE I already share my experiences, drawings, tutorials on my KZbin Channel. But not selling courses yet.

[@djedo3811]

Awesome man...well hope it works out how envision it. I am in the process of building an online coaching service. Takes time hey. All the best

[@BenjaminCerbai]

EDO STONE Takes time but it is awesome.

[@BenjaminCerbai]

EDO STONE Takes time but it is awesome.

[@ayebo15]

Your best video yet! Lots of info on all of the options to freelancing!

[@googleboy385]

chris, this a really awesome video. Thank you for creating this valuable content.

[@samberkley2007]

Thank you so much! Im still doing my research but I hope to accumulate the necessary skills to start my journey!:D

[@AngloDutchman1]

Great video on how to live the life of a digital nomad. Resourceful material.

[@sajeelashraf2850]

I'm the opposite, I'm a digital hermit.

[@ThunderBroomPilot]

Lear to use computers, hermit

[@zimonslot]

ThunderBroomPilot | if hes a DIGITAL hermit he would already know that.

[@ThunderBroomPilot]

@@zimonslot OK

[@KristinePaul22]

From dubai here..got idea now because of you. Thank you

[@ThunderBroomPilot]

Drop shipping is super old marketing method. Before internet, it was called mail order. You advertise, get orders, contact manufacturer to ship directly. Only the ordering was moved to internet.

[@mojo1965]

Awesome video Chris, especially for someone like myself who has been considering this kind of lifestyle.

[@HudsonPereiradishark]

I'll definitely start with this framework. Thank you for the kind explanation. Already enrolled with a couple of iOS courses.

[@valentino226]

Thanks for this video now I know how to start. More info on starting an online business would be greatly appreciated.

[@ChristheFreelancer]

Thanks Valentino

[@mak8972]

Great video! You have covered all my basic questions :) And provided so much solid information I can use immediately. I am learning to code which goes surprisingly fast and thinking to prepare grounds for lifestyle change already. Thank you for all your advice!

[@marieaustin10]

Thank you so much for this video! So much time went into this and I really appreciate it! I'm studying sooo much right now to make an online living. My boyfriend and I are taking the leap and moving to Amsterdam in April 2017. We plan to get jobs there when we move there... But overall to be a digital nomad is my biggest goal. We have loads of travel plans. Your videos are really helping us a lot on this journey :) Thanks! I just subscribed :)

[@phazingvlogs6458]

Keep up the good work. Very inspiring channel. I'm currently a dev in a company in Silicon Valley so it looks like the learning how to code part is more or less taken care of. I'd like to try to go nomad one day and maybe share the adventures on youtube as well!

[@sQSZeSV61EU4hyUka2oIx]

I've been on KZbin since 2008 and this is the best video I've ever seen honestly I saved it and I have it playing on a loop on all my TV's, I even watch it while I make love

[@gustavfischer1962]

Why you dont have any Videos on your channel ,bro ?

[@SATYA_VLOGGES2133]

Fantastic video. Knolegable tips by you. I was there in Banghkok on the new year. Spent some times in Patyya also

[@courageandfaith]

Needed this! Thank you!! Motivational + practical!

[@franciscocevallos5084]

Have and take only what you need,Minimalism,that's great!thats a wonderful thing I learned from your video,God bless you

[@IglooDweller]

Great video; Very thorough! Maybe you could make a video talking about living 'lightly'/minimalistically? Do you still have anything at home or did you get rid of everything before you left? I'd like to get rid of everything, but I don't know what to do about sentimental items. Storage? etc. That kind of thing.

[@ChristheFreelancer]

Cool. I'll put that on my list of video ideas. I'm not the biggest minimalist though so I might have to invite an appropriate guest on the channel. In the meantime, checkout Nick Danforth's 'digital nomad packing guide' here on KZbin

[@Nat06]

I actually find this a phenomenal breakdown of the concept of ascetic lifestyle somewhat - it could be - and it totally rhymes with me

[@AdventureEverywhere]

Universities are now capitalizing on the digital lifestyle, with MOOCs and digital certificates (our university has one). I often teach a digital media class for my university - Would love to chat about having you guest speak on digital nomad work-life.

[@marisss22]

Very well said Chris! More information on these topics please? Compliment!

[@ChristheFreelancer]

Anything you wanna know in particular?

[@marisss22]

+Chris the Freelancer I need to think a particular interest in my situation I guess. Will post soon. Greetings from The Netherlands.

[@TakyoTravel]

Hi, I saw your comment on my channel and was curious to learn from you. Your channel is great with really nice contents. The information that you give on this blog is really helpful for me. Keep on the good work! You got yourself a new subscriber!!!

[@ChristheFreelancer]

Takyo Travel awesome! Thanks man

[@ruralparadise8901]

Best place fr Digital Nomad ii Miri City, an Oil & Gas city of Malaysia. Everything is excellent here. Starting from lifestyle, beach, cleanliness, modern city, fast internet, beautiful girls, low cost of living, just a stone's throw away from Brunei and more.

[@selftaughtprogrammer903]

Guru...You are the tech guru..salute from ASIA (Bangladesh)

[@ChristheFreelancer]

Thanks Mahbub

[@rayawake]

Great video, excellent organization and communication. thank you!

[@mozmaori]

Hi Chris Thanks for sharing & answering the big question. Where to start to become a DN

[@flaneurlife]

A good place to start is to ask yourself: how can I make an income online? Often the answer is a remote job similar to the one you already have, a freelancing career, or a business or service you can offer to international clients. Happy to help elaborate!

[@luiscaminero9145]

You are pretty goog at explaining everything. I'm going to start following these steps ASAP. Thanks for everything!

[@JoshuaTimothyHoward]

haha goog

[@akramrasikh1330]

I really appreciate your videos. Thanks for making them!

[@ChristheFreelancer]

My pleasure Akram

[@LanceMax]

This video explains stuff so well

[@johnmichaelberte4674]

Chris this is inspiring I wish to know more about this and make this happen.

[@coleschragner8637]

If I don't get convicted I will move to this place as soon as I can, you have inspiring me in so many ways, keep up the good work man I know this is an old video but it's just so sad to think I won't be able to pursue my dreams because of childhood abuse and trauma

[@willymakeit5172]

Hey man, I grew up hard, a violent alcoholic father and a mother who liked to add humiliation to the whippings. I also suffer from OCD. Sucks, but I got the f out of there, got my education and became a commercial pilot. Now I’m teaching at a community college. There is NOTHING special about me. If I can make it, so can you. Keep at in. To borrow a phrase: “when it seems hopeless, you gotta’ get mean, I mean plum mad dog mean.” Stay strong; I’ll pray for you.

[@normp4914]

Useful information, thanks

[@Dexi2006]

Hey Chris, would you consider doing a video on Visa's? there's not a huge amount of videos about what kind of Visa's Nomads need and the process of doing visa runs etc. It'd be awesome to see a video on this process as its a big part of being a digital nomad and there's not a huge amount of information about what Visa's nomads use, how long they last and the ability to get back into the country they are currently working in once the Visa expires. Thanks and keep up the awesome channel man.

[@ChristheFreelancer]

Already done a video on this. Look up 'Hong Kong Border Run'

[@Dexi2006]

+Chris the Freelancer oh no shit, thanks man

[@michelleruizyoga]

This was great! You answered a lot of questions I had in my mind. People tend to " beat around the bush" on this topic but you provided great information. Thanks so much.

[@ChristheFreelancer]

Thanks Michelle :)

[@Die2FlashpackerReiseblog]

Good video that shows all the options of what you can do as a digital nomad. But I think the most important thing is to be aware of what you are really good at. 👍 You should build on your skills. 😀

[@ggiannina1]

Really like that you give us the details about everything you say ✅

[@jrosari00]

Awesome video. That's the exact lifestyle I'm aiming for!!

[@ChristheFreelancer]

Cheers Jose!

[@SkillfulEcho]

loved the video. usable advise. Thank you!

[@ChristheFreelancer]

Thanks Bryan.

[@peanacbuttergeli4736]

Great video! I'm going to definitely try to use my downtime at work to develop the skills for this. I've been working semi-remotely since I graduated (company gave me an office, but I work solo) however, I still am present in there and don't necessarily have the freedom to work hundreds of miles away.

[@gnolan4281]

Kudos Chris. Top notch! Geoff in Medellin Colombia

[@ChristheFreelancer]

Cheers Geoff! Hope you're having fun in Medillion!

[@razvanilin]

Awesome and informative video! I just started my first digital nomad experience in Mexico and I'm really excited about it :D I also started vlogging, I always wanted to do that. I guess two of my dreams just came true haha