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As someone following your footsteps a few decades behind, this is gold, thank you. One question, how do you handle work commitments with the uncertainty of trav
by Etheryte 6y ago
As someone following your footsteps a few decades behind, this is gold, thank you. One question, how do you handle work commitments with the uncertainty of travel? One of my best adventures is being stuck on an island for the night due to unforeseen circumstances, alas without much in the way of network connectivity.
- eric4smith 6y agoI’ve never really had a problem with internet etc. On travel days I let people know I’m offline. I stay in Airbnb’s a lot and find a coffee shop backup nearby usually. I have local SIM card when generous data plan when I arrive at the airport. This is good tor sharing with my computer in a pinch. Asia has great internet - better than Europe, Australia or North America so that is rarely a problem. Transport is generally reliable and effective and on time so one rarely will be away and offline for a while. Being unavailable is truly not something that comes up on the radar more than a couple times a year. (Unless you woke up naked in a drug induced stupor in a ladyboy’s room in Pattaya 2 days after an all-nighter) hahaha.