Start small, stay small
Tallinn is a lovely town. With plenty of things to do, a relatively low cost of living for a European capital, and a plethora of cafes and co-working spaces to work, it’s a perfect digital nomad spot to spend two or three months.
Before heading back to Europe, we decided to spend our lasts two months in South-East Asia in the city of Kuching. Aptly named “The next Chiang Mai”, this Malaysian hidden gem has been a delightful discovery. This article contains the most complete guide about life in Kuching for digital nomads, based on our experience. Different people have different metrics when evaluating how good -or not- a place…
Taking notes on the go is essential for all of us, digital nomads. After trying literally dozens of apps, I would like to share what’s, in my opinion, the best notes app for digital nomads.
In this article, I discuss what’s –in my opinion– the best co-working space in Ubud, Bali. Surprisingly, the winner was not one of the most renowned, “best of the world” awarded spaces, but a modest, smaller co-working space.
So why this article? Aren’t apps like Grab or Go-Jek basically like Uber (or your local alternative) in Southeast Asia? Well, yes and no. If you come from Europe or America, your first visit to Southeast Asia will open you the doors of a new universe. Take Europe, for example. Even though Spain, Germany, and France are a completely different countries, they share in fact…