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I’m assuming a lot of people on here are also members of #nomads. I’ve considered joining, but I’m curious about what value you get out of it, how it’s been useful, etc.
Note: I’m certainly not trying to ask “is it worth it” or undercut its’ value in any way – I’m mostly curious about how it’s useful and trying to figure out if it would be a good fit for me, and figure other people might benefit from that discussion as well 
Just interested to see a quick rundown of everyone’s next stop. Where will you be going next and when?
I use a mobile internet stick that gives me 1 gigabyte of bandwidth in a 24-hour period. If I use it all up in half that time (easy with print jobs) I have to either wait it out or use another stick. What are some of the things I can do to keep bandwidth from being used without my knowledge? (macbook pro / Yosemite) I looked in the activity monitor and safari seemed to be using a lot so I keep it off now when I’m not using it, and I paused synching on dropbox and creative cloud until I’m hooked up to wifi. Any other tricks?
I’m dying to spend some time in a beautiful place (especially a place with mountains and a good climate) where it’s possible to enjoy the outdoor cafe culture without breathing in lots of secondhand smoke! There must be some places that are kinder to non-smokers than others.
Any suggestions?
(Bhutan is no good… its daily tourist visa is way out of my reach!)
I am currently in Sayulita, Nayarit, Mexico with my visa but am ready to move. I need internet and would really like surfing and mountain biking to be part of the community I move to.
Does anyone have location suggestions or experience in San Blas, Nayarit; Saladita, Guerrero; or Nexpa, Michoacan? Thanks 
Anyone else keen cyclist or runner? I’m an ex-triathlete and—whilst I’ve got my wardrobe down to a minimum—I’m lugging around a rather large box on my travels containing my road bike. Am not doing the whole bike-touring thing, just using it for adventures, exploring, keeping fit, taking epic photos, etc., and taking my own bike is far nicer than renting.
Finding the balance between that and real work is a bit of a challenge, mostly in terms of a hard ride in the morning will mean I’m a little foggy throughout the rest of the day, concentration-wise.
Still, I’d rather use and enjoy my health whilst I’m young instead of waiting until I retire to do these things.
(If you do bike or run, do you also Strava?)
What’s the latest on how to avoid ATM/bank/foreign transaction fees? How do you keep track of money spent when you’re never quite sure of the exact exchange rate? I normally use YNAB to keep on top of my budget here at home, but I’m dreading keeping tabs on all the minute foreign transaction adjustments abroad…
I’m looking at this to check out some of the banking options: http://thepointsguy.com/2014/02/the-top-11-checking-accounts-for-avoiding-foreign-atm-fees/
Have you used any of these?
What is the best blog or podcast you know of for digital nomads and freedom seekers?
So far I have:
Buffer, Toptal, Maptia & Upworthy - fully nomadic, the employees & founders are always on the go
Basecamp, GitHub, Mozilla - known for their distributed teams and mobility but majority of workforce still in HQ
Can you help me find more? I am doing research for digital nomads infographic.
I’m looking for a good budgeting and expenses tracking software to track my expenses and my income, I don’t mind if it’s free or paid, but I can’t find any with all these characteristics which are fundamental for me. They always lack at least one or two.
What do you use?
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