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Mac Budkowski ᵏ
@macbudkowski
+1, hard to imagine how could i be on top of my game while moving around all the time
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tomu
@tomu.eth
1- Miles is the least person i'll get advice from 2- it works if you know how to be disciplined 3- the more you move, more creative you become
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Mac Budkowski ᵏ
@macbudkowski
Idk who this guy is, I just agree with his POV. I'm superdisciplined, have ultra organized life at home and had the same experience with nomading
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tomu
@tomu.eth
it's a valid POV for the majority, i've seen so many digital nomads that if they would "work" for me they would be fired in the first day. but if you want to be disciplined, you can, and you learn how to, at least it works for me. i can't be the whole time traveling, but if i don't travel, i feel like i'm stuck
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geoist
@geoist
Good chat @macbudkowski @tomu.eth. And here's WHY I think this is a valid POV for the majority. Digital nomad'ing is combining work + travel full-time, and the reality is that: 1. Most of us are passionate about work and accept it as part of our daily routine 2. Most of us are NOT as passionate about travel as we think we are, to the extent that we'd embed it into our daily life IMO you have to be really passionate about these two things at the same time for it to work long-term. Travel = movement, breaking the routine, experiencing new things. And if someone feels embedding this into daily life isn’t empowering but rather draining, they are better off sticking to short trips. People who tried nomading and aren’t hooked usually just discover #2.
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