Imagine if going to work tomorrow was as simple as turning your laptop on and getting started?
Ok, so you’ve decided the digital nomad lifestyle is for you. What comes next? shares insights to help you work out what you’re good at, and how you can get started finding your first few freelance clients.
The second post in his series on Moving to Brazil, reflects on lessons he’s learned so far from his first month in the country.
Lindsay (second from left) and some of her new found friends at the Black Swan Pub in Lagoa da Conceição, Florianópolis
When moving to a new place, some people find it easier to make friends than others. This guest post from is full of helpful tips to help you start building that all important social network. It’s written specifically about Florianópolis, Brazil, but most of these points can be applied to any new country or city. [Read more…]
Imagine if going to work tomorrow was as simple as turning your laptop on and getting started?
Ok, so you’ve decided the digital nomad lifestyle is for you. What comes next? shares insights to help you work out what you’re good at, and how you can get started finding your first few freelance clients.
Thank god it’s Monday! How does this compare to your current workplace?
A lot of people who move to Brazil turn to teaching English to get by. But in this digital age, there are many other opportunities to take advantage of – like becoming a digital nomad. But what does that mean? What skills do you need? And how do you get started? In this series, will share all the must-have tips, tricks and advice to help you kick things off.
Clichéd gringo shot: a trip to Rocinha
For years I’ve wanted to move to Brazil, but life has always been in the way – until now.
My name is and I’ve finally set my moving date – over the coming months I’ll be blogging about my experiences as I make the leap to the sunny shores of Florianópolis in Santa Catarina to start my new Brazilian life.
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