Start small, stay small
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…
After a short stay in Thailand, we moved to Bali to stay here for three months at least. In this post, I share my experience on how is life in Ubud for Digital nomads. Different people have different metrics when evaluating how good -or not- a place is. For context, I live and work as a full-time digital nomad with my partner. We are in our late 30’s/early…
This weekend we attended the Nomad Summit conference here in Chiang Mai. It was certainly a massive event, as the city is one of the most famous digital nomad hubs. After living here for some time, it’s easy to understand why, and fall in love with this vibrant, chaotic town in northern Thailand But is it a good place to live and work for some…
If you read my blog regularly, you probably know that I seriously intend to replace my laptop with an iPad Pro. I have talked before about using your iPad Pro as your only working device if you are a developer, designer or blogger. But I decided to take this experiment one step further by working one week with the iPad Pro only. Why? Because apart…
British fintech Revolut took the banking world by storm with their multicurrency, completely digital, mobile-only banking solution. I’ve been a Revolut Premium user for quite some time now. Recently, they announced a metal card with an even more premium tier. In this article, I want to discuss if these subscription options are worth their price for digital nomads. The Future Of Banking I discussed digital banking…