As a digital nomad, you can work from anywhere with an internet connection, so long as there are no legal restrictions. You can choose to work in your hostel, at a café, from a co-working space, or even from home if you are on an extended working break. The flexibility of being a digital nomad is one of the most appealing benefits as it allows you to truly live your life by choosing where and how you want to spend your days.

Nomads work hard and play just as hard. Whether you are taking a Skype meeting in your pajamas at 2 pm on a Tuesday or out dancing with friends until 5 am the following morning, it is entirely up to you how you spend your days and nights, so long as it is aligned with your values.

When you’re a digital nomad, everything is on the line all of the time, so you will look for any competitive advantage possible to get ahead. This can manifest itself in many ways, but most commonly, it will come down to developing new skills and getting better at those you already have.

As a digital nomad, you will meet people from all over the world. As well as becoming great friends with your fellow nomads, who are often your roommates, so you can develop partnerships with those in your host city or country that you meet through a variety of different activities.

You can live almost anywhere you want as a digital nomad, provided with an internet connection. It can all be done if you wish to practice your Spanish by living with locals in a Latin American city or work on your Portuguese while working from Lisbon for three months.

As a digital nomad, you can live and work in one or two places a year, so long as they have the proper infrastructure to support your remote working lifestyle. This means that your accommodation and travel costs are much lower than they would be if you were living in one place for many years at a time, which is an essential factor if you’re trying to save money.