Start small, grow slow
Yesterday, I sold my iPad Pro for good. I don’t plan on buying another one anytime soon. From now on, I will rely on my MacBook Pro for everything, from coding to writing, from designing to blogging. If you have been following my blog, you know I have been an avid iPad Pro fan for years. As a minimalist and slow traveler, my priority is…
In this post, I talk about two beautiful and relatively unknown places on the coast of Bulgaria: Burgas and Nessebar. If you are visiting Bulgaria during the summer season or want to spend some time in a place that’s not too touristy, they may be a perfect alternative.
Talking about the digital nomad scam may seem weird for a guy who writes a blog about traveling and entrepreneurship, among other things. But I felt compelled to do that to raise my voice against all the people out there trying to sell you the digital nomad lifestyle as the solution to all problems, or the key to happiness.
The nomad lifestyle is gaining momentum, and more and more people are becoming location independent to travel the world while working online. When I visit my family and old friends in Spain, they always say: “How lucky you are to be a digital nomad and travel the world.” Then I always ask the same: “Why don’t you guys do that?”, and the answer is always:…
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…