Have you dreamed of becoming a digital nomad? Read the inspirational articles and paid for the expensive course teaching you how to make money sitting on the beach? Well here’s a bit of a reality check for you. It’s not all Pina Coladas and Sun Tanning. Here I how you the other side of being a digital nomad.
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Too often people focus only on the gear they use. Capturing great travel portraits is a combination of technique, gear, and patience. Here are a few tips to get you started.
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On top of the clear stress of moving to another country, one must deal with the added pressure of being a good Expatriate. An Ambassador for your home country if you will. Assuming you want to leave the place better than you found it and pave a positive road for those that come after you, being a good expatriate should be something you strive to achieve. It’s a conscious and daunting task but one that’s proven to increase the benefits of your stay. Not only from a personal one but a humanistic one as well.
The expatriate may be a retiree looking to live out their golden years in paradise. Or a Peace Corp volunteer providing much-needed education to indigenous peoples. But whatever your position, engagement with the local community is essential. Here we give you a few tips on how to be a good Ex-Pat.
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These are the 11 Questions I get Asked most About Traveling While Black. A wide range of topics from money to family, always in good nature.
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My travel bucket list includes destinations, social media goals, and personal projects. I’m not a huge fan of list but find them therapeutic. And easy to hold yourself accountable when things are in print. My travel bucket list for 2016.
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