Welcome to NomadMe.

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Amy Scott is a pioneer of the nomad movement, starting after her cousins convinced her to quit her job in 2004!

Ep 106: Business Systems Strategy with Andrea Jordan

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Chelsea Glass had her heart stolen by Latin America.

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Susan Shain is a recovering ski bum who followed the path of seasonal jobs that has taken her around the world for the past…

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Nora Dunn is one of the original Pioneers of travel blogging going back to 2006, and has blazed a trail for literally thousands…

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Amber Monaco and I get into kind of a taboo subject today.

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Megan Jerrard from Mapping Megan has one of the most popular travel blogs around since 2007.

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Recording 100 podcasts in 100 days was more than just putting on a show for you. Hopefully you’ve been able to learn quite a bit from these episodes, but the part that excites me the…

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Playa del Carmen Mexico is one of the better digital nomad hotspots, and is where I am now.

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Eric has a long-term background in the world of finance, including all the traditional career life plans of banking industry jobs…

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Lynan wants everyone on the road and traveling instead of complaining about the life they hate.

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Explaining yesterday’s Pessimism episode (podcast episode? My own episode?)

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Does your brain make itself crazy too? Despite all evidence of past and current successes, our brains can find the flaws, make us feel weak and worthless, and fail to help us get…

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If you’re easily distracted from the things you were planning by the newer shinier thing that pops up, and the thing you were planning never ends up happening, you might need…

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Stuff can happen in life, and usually does. I made a video the other day with the intention of going into a totally different topic, ended up with a monologue about how I’ve had some of that…

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Making decisions and taking actions can be a good thing. A lot can be said for listening to all the things, reading all the things, and learning all the things…and even taking some…

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Chad is a digital Nomad who currently manages the marketing department for the craft beer industry in Southeast Asia. Yep, he gets paid to travel…

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Talking with my friend Libby last night, we got into a chat about people who put up a facade. Usually online in various places (like Tinder) that only shows the best parts of their life and to make them look…

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Digital Nomads have bad days. Just like everyone else. Don’t feel like doing it today, don’t want to get out of bed, whatever the reason, it happens to all of us.

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In talking with many other Digital Nomads, we seem to tend to all go to the same places, hang out in groups and packs, and general do the me too kind of travel.

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You haven’t heard of Imposter Syndrome? You most likely have it, as most people seem to have it to some degree.

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Today I wanted to talk about the necessity of therapy and having an outlet when living as a Digital Nomad or an entrepreneur and business owner.

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Whether running 6 marathons in 6 days in the Sahara desert or hiking the 2190 miles of the Appalachian Trail in 100 days (while vlogging it!), Sarah Williams…