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One of the most annoying things about going nomadic is finding out what to do with your mail. There are a few services out there that will scan your mail for you, so you can access them digitally, but they're not very secure. Dallas had to find a solution to this problem when he went to Portugal to live and work from Lisbon. He started Privacy Post. In this episode, Dallas will tell us all about why he decided to move abroad, what he loves about Lisbon and how he started his company. Connect with Dallas: Visit privacypost.io Connect with Anne: On instagram @annes_nomadstoryLearn more about my business: The Podcast Babes

Is it just me or is it super interesting to hear about other people's dating life? In this episode, the amazing Felly Day tells us everything about how she started her digital nomad life as a VA, scaled quickly to an agency, moved to Mexico, AND her current search for a nomad husband. Definitely listen to this episode if you're looking for your first freelance client, because Felly honestly shared the best tip ever. I wish I knew this when I started my business 2+ years ago. Connect with Felly: On instagramOn her websiteConnect with Anne: On instagram @annes_nomadstoryLearn more about my business: The Podcast BabesPs. use "DIGITALNOMADSTORIES" for 15% off at riseremotely.com.

Traveling and working online with your spouse – It sounds like a dream for many couples! The reality is that being together 24/7 isn’t that easy. We interviewed Anat & Orr, a Digital Nomad Couple from Israel who started their digital nomad journey journal in Thailand. In this episode we talk about how to create me-time, build community and find the next nomad destination together as a Happy Digital Nomad Couple. Check out the show notes via www.digitalnomadsdaily.com/podcast Want to learn more about the digital nomad lifestyle? Get a copy of our book Digital Nomads With Confidence via book.digitalnomadsdaily.com Follow us on Instagram @digitalnomadsdaily Support the show Does your marketing feel messy? Fix it in one week together with nomadic entrepreneur and marketing expert Nienke Nina during the Marketing Power Week! 💎 CLICK HERE TO APPLY 💎 Aside from the podcast, Nienke Nina runs a marketing agency and helps online entrepreneurs attract better leads and convert audiences much easier and faster into paying clients. If you feel like you're always behind and spread too thin – this might be the opportunity you have been waiting for. 💎 CLICK HERE TO APPLY 💎 View the full article

Traveling and working online with your spouse – It sounds like a dream for many couples! The reality is that being together 24/7 isn’t that easy. We interviewed Anat & Orr, a Digital Nomad Couple from Israel who started their digital nomad journey journal in Thailand. In this episode we talk about how to create me-time, build community and find the next nomad destination together as a Happy Digital Nomad Couple. Check out the show notes via www.digitalnomadsdaily.com/podcast Want to learn more about the digital nomad lifestyle? Get a copy of our book Digital Nomads With Confidence via book.digitalnomadsdaily.com Follow us on Instagram @digitalnomadsdaily Support the show Does your marketing feel messy? Fix it in one week together with nomadic entrepreneur and marketing expert Nienke Nina during the Marketing Power Week! 💎 CLICK HERE TO APPLY 💎 Aside from the podcast, Nienke Nina runs a marketing agency and helps online entrepreneurs attract better leads and convert audiences much easier and faster into paying clients. If you feel like you're always behind and spread too thin – this might be the opportunity you have been waiting for. 💎 CLICK HERE TO APPLY 💎 View the full article

Traveling and working online with your spouse – It sounds like a dream for many couples! The reality is that being together 24/7 isn’t that easy. We interviewed Anat & Orr, a Digital Nomad Couple from Israel who started their digital nomad journey journal in Thailand. In this episode we talk about how to create me-time, build community and find the next nomad destination together as a Happy Digital Nomad Couple. Check out the show notes via www.digitalnomadsdaily.com/podcast Want to learn more about the digital nomad lifestyle? Get a copy of our book Digital Nomads With Confidence via book.digitalnomadsdaily.com Follow us on Instagram @digitalnomadsdaily Support the show Does your marketing feel messy? Fix it in one week together with nomadic entrepreneur and marketing expert Nienke Nina during the Marketing Power Week! 💎 CLICK HERE TO APPLY 💎 Aside from the podcast, Nienke Nina runs a marketing agency and helps online entrepreneurs attract better leads and convert audiences much easier and faster into paying clients. If you feel like you're always behind and spread too thin – this might be the opportunity you have been waiting for. 💎 CLICK HERE TO APPLY 💎 View the full article

Yes, you read that right - Cam Woodsum owns 8 businesses. And quite successfully, since he's been financially independent since he was 28. In this interview, I asked Cam how (but like really HOW?!) he manages to run eight businesses. We talk about productivity, work-life balance and how Cam structures his digital nomad life. Resources we mentioned in the episode: Podcast episode with Steph Smith: Are You Taking Enough Time To Explore What You Want In Life? Book: Getting Things Done - David AllenBook: The AlchemistBook: Algorithms To Live ByConnect with Cam: On instagram @camwoodsumfreedomiseverything.comremoteworkhub.comConnect with Anne: On instagram @annes_nomadstoryLearn more about my business: The Podcast BabesPs. use "DIGITALNOMADSTORIES" for 15% off at riseremotely.com.

When the pandemic destroyed careers and put a dent in travel plans, it was a point of change for Steve Tsentserensky. Well known for his CNBC feature for living on $47/day in Croatia, Steve made the leap during the pandemic when his previous filmmaking career was disrupted by social distancing measures and uncertainty in client budgets. In this episode, Steve shares how travel is different as a traveling contractor in the hospitality industry v.s a digital nomad writer, and how he made the career pivot during the travel. We also talk about getting clients as freelancer and the secret behind getting the right clients on Upwork; how to craft the right proposals and the mindset to convert leads into clients.

David McNeill always had a passion for the Japanese language and culture. When he was 26 years old, he finally left his home country to live in Japan and it didn't disappoint! He had the time of his life. Since then, David also lived in Berlin, Germany, and currently has a home base in Porto, Portugal. After all these moves, he knows a thing or two about expat life, which is why he founded Expat Empire. In this episode, David tells his story of moving to completely different continents while pursuing his career. He has some great tips on overcoming culture shock and on how to find friends in your new home base. Connect with David: WebsitePodcastFacebookInstagramLinkedInYoutube Connect with Anne: On instagram @annes_nomadstoryLearn more about my business: The Podcast BabesPs. You get 5% off your first order at expatempire.com when you tell David that Digital Nomad Stories referred you.

When you're a digital nomad, the internet is most likely your best friend. It's allows you to work from your laptop, wherever you are in the world. But there's also a dark side to being connected all the time. In this episode, Matthew Turner and I talk about hustle culture and comparing yourself to others. Matthew wrote a book about this very important topic, called Beyond The Pale. Are you interested in the book? Go to beyondbook.co If you enjoyed this episode, you'll probably also like episode 1: Using Human Design To Structure Digital Nomad Life, With Nienke Appels. Connect with Anne: On instagram @annes_nomadstoryLearn more about my business: The Podcast BabesPs. use "DIGITALNOMADSTORIES" for 15% off at riseremotely.com.

Saurav Arya is the OG Indian digital nomad. When he was working as a mechanical engineer, he took a gap year and never returned back to the office. He now has a homebase in Bangalore, India, while traveling to 8-10 different countries every year. In this episode, Saurav and I talk about his digital nomad story, why more and more Indians are going the digital nomad route, and why India is a great country to visit as a digital nomad. Books Saurav mentioned: 4 Hour WorkweekThe $100 Start UpThe Happiness Of PursuitEpisode I mentioned: Should Remote Companies Pay People Based On Location?Connect with Saurav: @indiandigitalnomad on instagramOn his websiteConnect with Anne: On instagram @annes_nomadstoryLearn more about my business: The Podcast BabesPs. use "DIGITALNOMADSTORIES" for 15% off at riseremotely.com.

Travel is comparatively easy now with all the information at our fingertips, but this was not always the case. In this episode, we speak to OG globetrotter Nora Dunn from The Professional Hobo about how her nomadic journey started more than a decade ago when technology was not as advanced as we know it. In hindsight, things were different back then. It wasn't just travel that was boosted by technology but also job/business opportunities. Nora shares how she gave it all up in the early days and went in search of a new life. We dive deep into perception changes through travel, as well as how it is much easier to build a remote career today. Find out insights about the business of blogging as well as what might be installed for the future of digital nomads and remote workers.

Cassie & Nate left their home country to travel the world, but ended up staying at their first destination. They enjoyed Mexico so much, that they decided to make it their home base. After several career pivots and turning a local business remotely, they now travel the world while blogging about it as the Native Nomads. Tune in to hear Cassie & Nate's digital nomad story! If you enjoyed this episode, you probably also like episode 7: Why You Should Pivot In Life As Often As You Want, with Dana Drahos. Connect with Cassie & Nate: nativenomadlife.comOn YoutubeCassie's websiteConnect with Anne: On instagram @annes_nomadstoryLearn more about my business: The Podcast BabesPs. This is the course I took to start working online.

Christina left her corporate job with no plan B. She started traveling and slowly found out what she wanted to do in life. She dabbled into social media management, but decided that's not her perfect nomad job. Eventually, she started her own coaching business. She now has a home base in Bali and travels around the world while working remotely. In this interview I asked Christina what her typical day looks like, how to make sure you have enough time to actually experience the place you're traveling to, and how she found her purpose. Listen till the end to hear Christina's craziest travel story - it definitely is crazy! If you enjoyed this episode, you will probably also enjoy episode 35: Are You Taking Enough Time To Explore What You Want In Life? Steph Smith About Exploring Vs. Exploiting Connect with Christina: On her website @christinaadavis on instagramThe Crazy Nomad podcastConnect with Anne: On instagram @annes_nomadstoryLearn more about my business: The Podcast BabesPs. This is the course I took to start working online.

Our present and future is often impacted by our past as well. Francis Nayan from the Nomad Newsletter shares how his near death experience from Heroin addiction was an important turning point in his life. Breaking free from his addiction, he goes on to build a successful email marketing career and travels around the world today. In this episode, we talk about the mindset changes that happen in such life-changing moments, and discuss about the future of remote work and digital landscape. In addition, Francis shares what are some ways to get started with remote work, tips to practice when reviewing online courses and how to build a successful business on the road.

Stephen left his home country to teach in Moskow, Russia for 1 year. It's been years and he still lives in Russia! I had to ask him why he chose to relocate to Russia, what he likes about living in Moskow and what made him stay. In this interview we also talk about financial goals, side hustles, and finding out what you want to do in life. Resources we mentioned in this episode: Khan AcademySchool Of Greatness PodcastIf you enjoyed this episode, you will probably also enjoy episode 36: Sabbaticals, (Very) Early Retirement, And Financial Independence, With Eric Richard Connect with Stephen: @stephenkrisel on instagramgugopodcast.comConnect with Anne: On instagram @annes_nomadstoryLearn more about my business: The Podcast BabesPs. This is the course I took to start working online.

KEY TAKEAWAYS The project management landscape is evolving rapidly, and staying ahead of the latest project management trends is essential for success. By 2029, the project management software market is projected to grow from $6.54 billion to $10.86 billion, reflecting a surge in demand for digital tools. The freelance workforce is also expected to grow… The post Emerging Project Management Trends for 2025: Top Takeaways appeared first on project-management.com. View the full article

Eric Richard (31) retired last year to travel the world and start a podcast. After a year of travel, COVID ruined Erics plans and he went back to work. Now, he's continuing his FIRE (Finanial Independence Retire Early) journey by investing the majority of his income, while figuring out his next steps. In this interview, Eric explains exactly how he was able to retire at age 30, what he learned from traveling the world for a year, and why he went back to work. Resources we mentioned: Book: I Will Teach You To Be Rich - Ramit SethiPodcast episode: Settling Down After Nomad Life; Anchor Or Prison? With Danielle Sunberg Connect with Eric: Find his podcast, blog and more info at nomadonfire.comFollow @nomadonfire on instagramConnect with Anne: On instagram @annes_nomadstoryLearn more about my business: The Podcast BabesPs. This is the course I took to start working online.

Travel is often considered a luxury spending when trying to achieve FIRE (Financial Independence Retire Early). However, when combined with slow travel and digital nomad lifestyle, travel could be beneficial towards the financials depending on where and how you travel. Eric from Nomad on FIRE shares how his journey to FIRE changed when he moved from a traditional work life to digital nomadism, and back to office life with the pandemic. We talk about things to think about when incorporating long term finance planning into a travel lifestyle, the importance of personal finance, as well as travel hacks to stretch your budget.

Steph has an amazingly successful digital nomad career, several side hustles and a home base in San Diego. But she only got here after taking her time to explore what she really wants in life. In this interview, Steph and I talk about the book Algorithms To Live By. She explained how you should explore for 37% of your time, and exploit your ideal situation for the other 63%. I loved learning about this concept, but don't worry: we also talk about Steph's digital nomad life, favorite locations and travel style. Links we mentioned: Podcast episode about traditionsPodcast episode about billionairesArticle about landing a non-tech remote job Connect with Steph: On TwitterOn her websitelimitlesslearning.ioConnect with Anne: On instagram @annes_nomadstoryLearn more about my business: The Podcast BabesPs. This is the course I took to start working online.

Our guest today, Christina Voll, went from digital nomading through university to building her own remote work platform, Rise Remotely. I love how Christina eased in to digital nomad life, instead of making a drastic move (like me!). This interview is a great example of a different way to becoming a digital nomad, so don't miss it and tune in now! Connect with Christina: @riseremotely on instagram@christinavollxo on instagramriseremotely.com - use "DIGITALNOMADSTORIES" at checkout for 15% off!christinavoll.comConnect with Anne: On instagram @annes_nomadstoryLearn more about my business: The Podcast Babes

Is travel really an expensive activity? or can it actually be budget friendly? In this episode, Mr NomadNumber from the NomadNumbers couple talks about their nomadic travel style and expenses. He shares the activities that they engage in when traveling and how slow travel can actually be cheaper than lifestyle cost back home by taking advantage of geo arbitrage. We discuss travel budgeting tips, financial considerations and lifestyle design to create a life of freedom.

Nobody cares about the future of work, they care about the future of living - Chris Herd, Firstbase. If you want to travel the world while working remotely, you generally have 2 options: start your own business or work for someone else in a remote position. Jordan Carroll has done both in the 7 years he's been digital nomading, and he now helps his clients land their perfect remote job. In this interview we talk about Jordan's story going remotely, moving across the US, to traveling internationally with Remote Year. Jordan also tells us all the advantages of getting a remote job vs. starting your own business. We also mentioned this interview with Travis King - who also keeps himself accountable by telling people what he will do. Connect with Jordan: Join the Remote Job ClubOn his websiteOn Linkedin Connect with Anne: On instagram @annes_nomadstoryLearn more about my business: The Podcast Babes

In today's episode of Whiteboard Friday, Moz SEO expert Tom Capper walks you through cannibalization: what it is, how to identify it, and how to fix it. View the full article

Let's take an in-depth look at Moz.com title tags that were re-written by Google, including three case studies where we managed to fix bad rewrites. View the full article

See how, through several little tweaks to their conversion strategy, the team at Chromatix attracted a higher tier of customers, more inquiries, plus over $780,000 worth of new sales opportunities. View the full article