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My 2 cents : I've been in my business for 20 years now. Most of my clients are in France (as a french citizen) End of 2014, I've been approached by my former c
by JeanMarcS 9y ago
My 2 cents : I've been in my business for 20 years now. Most of my clients are in France (as a french citizen)
End of 2014, I've been approached by my former co founder to work on a project with him. So I packed my stuff and my family, and we went to Caribbean. The project was a failure (at last for me) but I kept all my client so I stayed ´til now.
Next year we plan to go back to EU, most probably Ireland, for our kids to learn English better. And still work for my clients in France.
Then next, it will be Spain, then probably Sweden.
My point is, am I a DN ? With my wife we decided that, until our kids tell us to stop, we gonna travel from a country to another, staying 2 years probably. So we're not moving every month or so, but still. As I can do my work from anywhere, I think it's a great opportunity to be able to travel like that.
The only problem I see is jet lag, as I am sometimes wake up in the middle of the night if there's an emergency.
But it will no longer be one when back to EU.
- ttoinou 9y agoGreat for you ! Yeah not sure you qualify for digital nomad. You're on the next mainstream niche, though. "Perpetually traveling family" :)