I would consider myself something of a digital nomad, but somewhere in between a conventional worker and a digital nomad. I just recently moved country, and in

I would consider myself something of a digital nomad, but somewhere in between a conventional worker and a digital nomad. I just recently moved country, and in a year or two, or when I get bored, I will leave my job, move to a new country, and find another job. I'm in the somewhat uncommon position where I can work in most of the western world without having to get a skilled work visa. The only country that's locked to me (in terms of effort required to immigrate) is the USA. Otherwise I can work visa-free in New Zealand, Australia, and the EU; and Canada isn't difficult to get a 2 year unrestricted work visa for. Obviously everyone is different, but I don't really think it's a sustainable lifestyle to end up in a different city every month, staying in Airbnbs (and apparently shunning coworking spaces). You don't end up getting meaningful social connections, I think I would just feel like a permanent tourist who still has to work.