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I travel for pleasure and like to stay in new places for quite a while (more than a week if I really love the place). I find it easy to work out most hotels, st
by marquis 15y ago
I travel for pleasure and like to stay in new places for quite a while (more than a week if I really love the place). I find it easy to work out most hotels, stay with friends or use AirBnB. If I'm interested in relocating (which I do often) it will be because I've visited somewhere and fell in love with the place, or the language, or just landed in a good spot. The key I believe is just be interested in everything and follow your instincts. If you want to move somewhere really out of the way it may not be possible, but then again I've had great broadband along the Swiss Alps' lower ranges at friend's holiday homes for example, and in unexpected spots along the Croatian, Australian and Oaxacan beaches. Be surprised and hope for the best. Even better, if you can work offline and sync when you get to a cafe. My most productive days come when I'm not near a wifi signal. Oh, and if you're US based just get a wireless card and go roaming. If you can and want to go offline just be extremely communicative with your team, and always always keep your deadlines when possible: they need to know they can trust you.