As more and more people convert to the work-from-home lifestyle and potentially plan their transition into digital nomadism, we are all looking for ways to connect with likeminded people. (And this during a time when it’s pretty hard to connect with anyone at all!) This past week, I took part in a virtual coworking retreat …
Not pictured: time spent reading (it took me 5 weeks to read Gone with the Wind but I did it!), talking on the phone with friends (mostly in the beginning; by the end, I didn’t have much to say anymore), and the endless hours of Netflix binges (mainly Vampire Diaries and New Girl).
Let’s say you’ve looked around the internet for freelance writing clients. You’ve done a few jobs on Fiverr or Upwork here and there, but you’re feeling discouraged. Because you are earning pennies compared to what you could make at a 9-to-5 or even on minimum wage! The key to becoming a full-time freelance writer is …
Let’s face it: shit happens. When we’re traveling or living abroad as expats or digital nomads, anything can happen, from a global pandemic (hello coronavirus) to stolen credit cards to motorcycle accidents. We can’t stop these things from happening, but we can prepare for them by getting international health insurance. So I thought I would …
A friend recently texted me, “I miss human connection. I feel kinda empty inside.” Yeah. Me too. Times are weird, friends. I know the majority of you aren’t completely alone during quarantine like I am, but it still takes a toll. We are indeed “social animals” and we create so much of the meaning in …
There’s nothing like a global lockdown to crank up the wanderlust am I right or am I right? I don’t know about you but the second I lose the freedom to travel, it’s all I want to do. To add to that it’s definitely that *~Spring Fever~* time of year so I be daydreaming about …
This post contains affiliate links, which means I get a small commission if you purchase something through the link. I only recommend products and services I myself use and LOVE and think you’ll love too. Ah, Chacos. The UGG boots of summertime. So ugly yet so…comfortable. They’re great for travel – I would go so …
Sometimes in-person therapy just isn’t realistic. I spend most of my time traveling or living abroad, so finding a therapist who speaks English and establishing an in-person therapeutic relationship is just out of the question. But, perhaps like you, therapy has been an incredible tool to help me manage anxiety, depression, chronic pain, unemployment, breakups, …
