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Not only is Remote a good book to recommend to a skeptical employer but it's also a good read for pretty much anyone who is new to the concept of remote employment. After all, if it works for a leading global project management firm then there must be something to it, right? 12. The Power of Habit In real life, you are obviously not being challenged to eat an actual frog. But if you take on the biggest task of the day first, it will be much easier to finish the smaller tasks afterward. Thanks a lot, Mike! (and Oshin ;) ) I’m planning a second post with digital nomad books anyway and just added yours to the draft list!
Lora is a full-time digital nomad on a quest to visit every country in the world and pet as many dogs as she can along the way. Over the last 15 years, she has traveled to 70+ countries and six continents solo. She currently calls Puerto Vallarta, Mexico home and enjoys ending each day with sunset and tacos on the beach. In case you are at the very beginning of your journey to location-independence and want to learn what steps exactly you have to take to become a digital nomad, this book is the right one for you.Written as a spiritual fable and embedded in the language of mystique and esotericism, Coelho's books often divide opinion and many people would hesitate to include this book as it offers little in the way of practical advice to support its central theme that the universe acts to support those who have faith in their goals. This book helps you to prepare for the day when the money finally starts rolling in. If your long-term objective is to never work again, you will find some helpful advice in this book. 11. Virtual Freedom Hochschild, Arlie Russell (2017-11-17). "In 'Nomadland,' the Golden Years Are the Wander Years". The New York Times. ISSN 0362-4331 . Retrieved 2019-02-23. Whether you dream of living on a beach in Thailand, traveling to all 195 countries or simply living out your best life without the stresses of the office, there has never been a better time to pursue your nomad dreams.
Hi Denise! I was going to drop you a little note and suggest Digital Nomad Escape Plan, too. And then I realized you’d have to change your pins and the article title –so I thought I’d mention it here.
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Deep Work is an essential book for digital nomads. With all the distractions of the internet, social media, and being in a new exciting place, focusing on your work tasks can be daunting. You will also get plenty of tips on how to make friends while traveling, how to stay productive and get your work done and learn the best advice on how to stay safe while being on the road. Published in 1986 as a fable about following your dreams, The Alchemist tells the story of a young shepherd who visualizes buried treasure underneath the Pyramids of Egypt and sets out on an adventure to pursue it. As the opening chapter notes: "The world is changing. Markets have crashed. Jobs have disappeared. Industries have been disrupted and are being remade before our eyes" creating an imperative to Choose Yourself rather than a conventional corporate career. 3. Crush It!
How to Become a Digital Nomad is one of my own books and guides you step-by-step through the process. You will learn the good and the bad parts about being a digital nomad, how you need to prepare your new lifestyle financially and how you find the best types of accommodation while traveling. The book is written for anyone and everyone involved in creative work including designers, entrepreneurs, artists and professionals so it's particularly relevant for those stepping into a new role or industry alongside their decision to work as a digital nomad. 11. Remote Mark not only learns ingenious ways to eliminate his bills but also finds out how difficult it is to maintain friendships, relationships and his own health without breaking his self-imposed rules not to spend money for a full year. There are interviews with different business owners and freelancers, as well as with traveling families who managed to combine entrepreneurship and education. A helpful guide if you are about to make the transition from your normal life to a location-independent one. 15. Book Yourself SolidBook Yourself Solid by Michael Port is one of the digital nomad books that is especially important for freelancers. Many people feel uncomfortable with self-promotion. However, this is what you have to do quite frequently when you want to find clients. This book has some excellent strategies that teach you how to get more clients and how to attract the right clients. 16. Be a Free-Range Human The world erupts into chaos as the end approaches, and Ben discovers his wife and daughter are trapped in Europe.
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