My names Justin im based in manchester but for the next however long ill be booking destinations for 4 or 5 days each week to work i started this week in seville. I have my own company and looking forward to meeting some friends along the way

I spent a month in Copenhagen last summer and really enjoyed it

hi im hoe from la

Hi everyone, my name is Kola from Nigeria but friends call me Slick. I am new to Normad ecosystem and as a calculated risk taker I need to observe this ecosystem before I pack my back I say good by to my friends. I look forward to learning from all of you and possible future collaborations. I am a documentary photographer, UX design and research with keen interest in No Code, AI and NFT

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very cool! what do you do for work U04HL5RMK5E?

Hi all! I'm Tony, software engineer from Russia. Currently based on Cyprus, planning to travel around Europe this year

Hey, heading to Bali for 6 weeks mid feb, will be around Ubud for some of it, let's connect!

welcome aboard! what do you do for work U04HF7ASLLR?

dffwmacpztomrmk Right now, I work remotely selling promotional products. Though, I’d rather start my own business and become completely independent. What do you do?

Hi Hanna! i'll be remaining in Asia for the next couple of months 🏖 would love to connect! 🙂

Hey Yall! I'm David, Currently based in Florida. Ex-Missionary and Retired from USAF, Major life shift over last 8 months has lead to life opening up in June to depart the US.

love it, I'm on the same track as you man, building something new currently; im a product management consultant in the meanwhile

Hey y’all! I’m Brandon — currently living in ATL, GA. Wife and I have two girls and another one on the way. I’ve previously lived in Medellin, Costa Rica, and Thailand — and looking to reintegrate back into living abroad with the fam. Eyeing Portugal but open anywhere good for kids as a landing place.

Paid ads / SEM is my thing but I also love writing and in the last 2 years have gotten into stocks and options trading. Timeline is likely end of year for our US departure as I’m looking to apply to _work anywhere_ companies or build a solid book of clients to consult.

Hello Y’all, I’m Gerson, currently living in El Salvador, I’ve been working remotely for the past 2 years but this year I’m planning on moving around the globe to get to know places. This coming February I will be attending the JSWorldConference in Ámsterdam and taking a couple of days to get to know some other cities in Europe. Any advice you’d like to share?

Somehow missed your great reply until now. Sounds amazing. Experiencing the country with the locals is the best. I once got stuck in Italy because of that famous Icelandic volcano eruption that cancelled all the flights for a week. Having no place to sleep (all the hotels got booked up immediately) I remembered an Italian guy I met once at a conference & texted him. Next thing I now I was accommodated for a week by him & his friends. It was honestly my best week in Italy & completely unplanned.

Where at in Florida?
Im over in Windermere 🙂

Over in SWFL for now

Nice to meet you Brandon! I've been working for a digital marketing company for the past 7 years and we can work from anywhere! I'm currently in Mexico City. The company is called mntn. We recently acquired 2 other companies - one of which is Ryan Reynolds's advertising company Maximum Effort. Right now hiring is a little slower that typically for some positions but definitely a good one to check in on periodically - hiring will pick up again soon

Hey all, I'm Derek from Canada and I'm currently in Gran Canaria for just a little over 2 months. I've gone backpacking in the past but this is my first time being abroad while working remotely as a software developer so I'm very excited but also a greenhorn when it comes to digital nomading. I'm looking forward to connecting with you lovely folks here!

Nice meeting you too U04KJ2SLK7C! That’s awesome! Thank you for sharing. I will keep an eye on their site for any updates — really appreciate it.

Awesome to hear about the family journey. I have talked to my older siblings about an alternative way of living, and they look at it as impossible because of their kids. Makes me happy to hear folks willing to challenge that!

How long you been there

eqbivsduxzagdytmj Yes, we definitely feel called to that alternative lifestyle rather than what's conventional — tried it (mostly to accommodate others), it's not for us. Our 3 and 1 are great travelers and love it too. We had them on planes from small babies so they'd acclimate. Kids really are resilient.

Coming up on 2 years now, might be our last year here

yeah same, been here for just over 5 years. Will be the first time out of the US without a team and in the capacity of staying abroad for a while

Agreed, it’s a bit of a mess.

Some of us don't want to share our phone number with complete strangers. Slack & Discord are also preferable with all the categories.

You can mute most channels. I just have the few threads I'm likely to check come up for me here.

I can't see this working in Whatsapp without it being either way _more_ overwhelming or needing so many groups, cluttering up my Whatsapp.

The whole point is that we're nomads and will change groups often.

mnbndouar Thanks for sharing your experience!
Any tips for newbies?

That’s amazing! I love people seeing people pursuing their passions. You travel frequently?

Thats exciting - where are you heading off to first?

Love the profile photo! More like Derek from Amritsar 😆

That us the question I have been roling over the last few days. Still now 100% sure. Reached out to some old contacts I had from days as a missionary and got no reply. If I may where yall headed off to?

Hey Yall!! Excited to join this community & this nomadic journey!

Born as a Persian Prince, Became a Dutch Bicycle Lover, and now heading towards a Nomadic Explorer. Life is a rollercoaster!

Creative Brand Consultant & Writer. Would Love to connect & co-create with Entrepreneurial Nomads to bring some mad impactful ideas into this world.
Also, I look forward to this new adventure, making new friends, fun, laughter, and exploring the world & life’s beauties!!

Heading to Madeira within a week or so, see you there!

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We are looking at a few smaller trips this year to start (iceland, hawaii, france or england) - then starting next hear we are planning on:
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• koh lanta
• kyoto

Welcome canadaparrot

Also a writer looking to connect with other creatives ☺️

We should make a call together)
I am also interested)

yeah man, Im currently backpacking latam, summer in europe, fall in Africa, and winter in asia

Yeah that is awesome! I would imagine that really have to do with the age of the kiddos and how each one handles travel. Being a family of 6 is quite a journey.

I am looking it seems based on my numbers Latin america for the later part of 2023... Places like Argentina, Ecuador, Coasta Rica and Mexico are on the short list... thinking of working my way around the world right now... But not 100

Hey. How login to this app works? my email itself is login and some kind of password? if i clear all caches in chrome will i be able to login in without any problems?

I’m headed to Cuenca Ecuador in one week. It will be my first nomad trip, although I’ve traveled all over the world. Cuenca seems like a good place for trip #1. Friendly, they use the USD and apparently, lots of American retirees. It always shows up on “best places to retire” lists. I’d be happy to share my experience with you after I’ve been there a few weeks

lsdofzgkmdbs Ironically, after a few days of diving in BR, Cuenca and Cancun came up to the top of my list for the 1st trip out as a "retired" person. Thing is I dont quite fit in that typical subculture of retiree... being in my early 30's. But for sure I am totally open to hearing from folks that are there and also building connections of folks in this lifestyle.

egmymaak yeah I'm not retired either, but to test out the whole digital nomad thing, and make sure my company truly doesn't care where I work, Cuenca seemed like a safe bet. same time zone as US east coast which is great for my job. my mom (who is not an international traveler) was very happy to hear I'd be surrounded by American expat retirees lol

smimdgpipinf That is quite nice for both the business and your family. I look forward to hearing back from you. I am also looking at the idea of connecting with english speaking either Expats and nomads to gather information of folks that have been and navigated the various aspects of local culture

Hello all! :wave:
Software Engineer here joining from 🇿🇦

Hello Everyone 👋 Software Engineer joining from 🇨🇦

Hey nomads! I'm Justin from Canada but currently in Poland. I noticed there isn't a dedicated Poland country channel so if anyone's in Poland and wants to connect, feel free to reach out. I'm a growth marketing consultant for software companies and help freelance copywriters get clients and build their businesses. Love exploring new places, grabbing drinks or a coffee and discussing all this entrepreneurship. Currently in Krakow. Happy to connect with anyone and everyone!

hey all.. just joined, am LXD/ID designer based in U.S., looking forward to a successful nomad life in 2023 😎

Hiya, I'm Mashon from the USA. I'm a freelance consultant. I work with clients to help them grow their businesses by hiring freelancers and also coach freelancers on how to get hired by clients. Have been mostly in SA since 2018, currently in Buenos Aires for another few weeks. After that visiting fam in Toronto and then headed to spent some time in Europe... Split, Croatia for the spring.

👋 Hi everyone! I’m Ronda from the USA and currently in Colorado until late March. I sold everything in 2016 and have been living the nomad life while working remotely as a freelance book designer. I’ve traveled throughout Central and South America and have lived in Colombia, Peru, Chile, Argentina, Mexico, Guatemala, Costa Rica, and Nicaragua. Next, I’ll be headed to Bali in March and likely travel throughout SEA for the remainder of the year, while working my way toward Europe. I’m taking one day at a time…and looking for nomad friends and like-minded people to connect with along the way. earth_asiavsunglasses

Hey James, How long you been in Jacksonville? I am currently in fort myers area so about 5 hours south of you. Been here for about 6 years now

Afternoon all, I'm an Aussie 🇦🇺 computer scientist with an MBA who's spent most of their adult life in Europe — currently between Paris 🇫🇷 and Zürich 🇨🇭 via Dublin 🇮🇪 — working for American (Silicon Valley) companies. I now run a startup studio out of Singapore :flag-sg:, where I've spent most of the past 5 years (feels like 15 with COVID!), and several startups including accommodation, sustainability, etc. Looking forward to crossing paths with some you virtually or physically, perhaps on my next trip to Tokyo tomorrow, or if I end up making good on an overdue move the the US 🇺🇸 or Canada :flag-ca:? Sam kangaroo

Hello folks 👋 I'm Andrew, an SRE/Devops engineer based in Johannesburg, South Africa .. I've been 100% remote for my client base since 2014, mostly UK clients

Hey all, I'm Travis from Oregon. I'm currently traveling around the Western US chasing sunshine with my pup. Rented my condo out last March and bought a motorhome that I work from as a technology leader for a sports retail company. I enjoy getting outdoors, good food & drinks, and connecting with people.
Would love to hear about cool places to pull up to and hangout for a bit, as well as meeting new people!

Cheers!

Been in Jacksonville for a few weeks now, how are you finding it?

Well, finding it well enough to be making an exit this year. Of the states I have lived in it is rather nice. Most of the activities are in the major hubs like tampa, orlando and Miami. How you finding it so fare?

Hard to say so far but all the action is definitely in the cities. I heard Tampa's a bit quiet? Miami seems to be where all the life is but I was in Miami last year for several months and wanted to check out north FL this time around

Yeah spots in Tampa, depending on what your scene is really. I found Miami way to busy as a local. Orlando can be packed during tourist season and the summer time. As for a state florida is quite diverse, from orange groves, cattle ranches, horse farms, the glades then the big cities

Heya! I’m Ana from Dublin, Ireland. ☘ Originally from Riga, Latvia. 🇱🇻 Working for a corporation but planning to quit and start a nomad life journey by the end of this year. 🐒 I love outdoors, learning new skills, and reading. snow_capped_mountainoceanhiking_bootwoman-surfingnerd_facebooks Ideally all at the same time. 😄

Hey! I'm in a motorhome too, touring Mexico!

Hey oqbrzszzim Welcome to Nomadlist community 🙂 Looking forward to your travel stories

Hey Andrew!
Welcome to community)

Hey everyone!
Maria, from 🇮🇹 . I became recently a digital nomad and I work as a marketing consultant in the healthcare industry.
I spent the last 4 months between Thailand. Vietnam and Philippines. After a very short stop in Europe for the next 3 weeks, I would like to pick another destination.
I am strongly considering Sri Lanka.
Has any of you been there and can advise on quality of Internet connection?
I spent several hours per day in Zoom meetings.

Hey Maria. Welcome to Nomad List 🙂

Hi all 👋 I'm Oisin (or often Osh) from the UK. I'm a content, copy and social media freelancer. I often help early stage start ups find their tone of voice and brand identity. I'm going to be travelling to Ecuador, then to Peru before spending 2 months in Buenos Aires. Looking forward to meeting some new people and exploring some interesting places.

hI Yash! I know its clichê but I loved Bali. Would have loved to stay more in Singapore too but didnt have any more budget haha Loved Cambodia, but still haven't seen enough. How about you?

I loved all the places I've travelled in SE Asia. Bali is a beauty, Vietnam is vibrant and colourful, Cambodia is humble and honest and Thailand is elegant and sweet 😀

Hello, thinking of Bali & Uluwatu for now

Hi everyone! :wave:I am Miguel from the USA living in California. I previously worked for corporations as a civil engineer and construction estimator. I am now working in tech sales and beginning my journey into the nomad lifestyle. The first stop is Medellin, Colombia - those in the area, let’s meet up!

Hello there !

I’m Nemo — product designer from France 🇫🇷 and South Africa :flag-za:.

I just finished my studies and decided to go from part time freelance to full time to travel a bit this year, so for now, merely a beginner nomad ! I’m planning to go to Chiang Mai later this year to work and learn Muay Thaï. Looking forward to meet you there ! 👌

Hey everyone!
Stefan here, French-Italian currently traveling in Georgia (country). I’m in SEO and blogging and I’ve been working online for the past 4 years.

Traveled to 50+ countries, lived in 6, and planning to travel to 4-5 this year. Excited to join the community!

Hello everyone,

I’m Aleks - a software developer from Toronto. I just recently joined a fully remote company and now am converting to a digital nomad :) Beside my full time job, I’m a co-founder of a small dev shop that focuses on helping small business and aspiring entrepreneurs to elevate their business and bring ideas to life.

I’m super positive, curios and always open to meet new people, try new things and learn about the world as much as I can.

My interests include, but not limited to, fitness, food, music, history, photography, travel and arts. I’m currently planning my trip to Bangkok, so maybe I’ll meet some of you there!

Excited to be a part of this community! HMU

that doesn't sound like a German name 🙂 welcome!

hey Nik. I'm doing remote BD too

Hi everyone! I'm Lina, I'm 24 and from Germany, born and raised in California though! 😊 I started working as Remote Fullstack/Backend Developer in January and have been traveling since October. I'm currently in Italy and happy to join you! 😄

nice! are you in Bangkok by any chance? 😉

nope, in Ecuador this month. what's your startup? I'm in that space too (take this off-thread if you'd like)