I'm not necessarily a DN. I did travel with my family for 2 years by sea. We've covered over 8000 miles and now we're back on land. We saved enough to where we

I'm not necessarily a DN. I did travel with my family for 2 years by sea. We've covered over 8000 miles and now we're back on land. We saved enough to where we didn't need to work. And it was a good thing. Not being tied to anyone else's schedule meant we could stay or go when we were ready. Europe and North Africa have very good internet. But internet in North Africa is heavily censored so just be smart about it. As we moved further down the Atlantic it got less reliable. And once we got to the Caribbean it was hit or miss. But by then we were seasoned sailors and were far less about the DN life. By the end of May I tied up our boat and settled into south Florida. I will say the one downside about DN living is that when you are ready to settle in permanently employers assume your just doing this temporarily. I had to really press HR to get that feedback. Now I bring my apartment lease agreement to job interviews.