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I tried it out for a while. I found that I crave a routine. Each day I need to get up and start with the same process. Often that's difficult, depending on ju
by mod 10y ago
I tried it out for a while.
I found that I crave a routine. Each day I need to get up and start with the same process.
Often that's difficult, depending on just how nomadic you are, and how you run your day-to-day.
I found that I ended up "settling down" in a location and then not going out to experience it as much as I might have liked.
I did enjoy myself, though.
I've since bought a rural property and "settled down" a bit and I'm enjoying that, as well.
I think in the future, I want my travel to be non-working.
I also think I would enjoy being a digital nomad a lot more if I weren't working a standard 40-hour job.
- timmaah 10y ago> I found that I ended up "settling down" in a location and then not going out to experience it as much as I might have liked. I have made it a point to do the opposite of this. When I lived in a house I would think nothing of just "chilling" after work.. most days. Now I'm somewhere new and different. And tell myself "when will I ever get back to this place?, better go explore it while you can".