You guys our first 4 flock of nomads members have officially joined for Jan/ Feb in Bangalore India!!! Which month will you join us for the flock migration?!

🌍 Calling All Nomads Craving Something Deeper (Or slower. Or simpler. Or more soulful.) I’m curating a 6-month world tour for a small group of nomads in 2026—and if you’re longing for real community, beautiful places, and thoughtful pacing, I’d love to meet you. This isn’t a retreat. It’s not a coaching program. It’s not a hustle-fueled co-working grind either. It’s just… a different rhythm. One where we live together. Cook together. Heal together. Or maybe just cross paths and share dinner once in a while. Here’s the itinerary (all chosen for good WiFi, mild weather, affordability, and magic you can’t book on GetYourGuide): 🧭 January – Budapest, Hungary (thermal baths + deep winter coziness) 🧭 February – Bangalore, India (Ayurveda + flower trees in bloom) 🧭 March – Baguio, Philippines (a cool-weather mountain town above the tropics) 🧭 April – Blenheim, New Zealand (sunny vineyards + sea-scented calm) 🧭 May – Bogotá, Colombia (vibrant culture + eternal spring climate) 🧭 June – Braga, Portugal (quiet charm, tiled streets, and a joyful Mediterranean finale) I’ve been a digital nomad for nearly a decade, living and working across five continents. I’m also an entrepreneur, a chronic illness survivor, and a big believer in slow mornings, body-based wisdom, and finding your people wherever you go. Some folks will join for the full journey. Some might just drop in for a city or two. All are welcome. If this sparks something in you—curiosity, resonance, a whisper of a yes—drop a 🌿 below and I’ll DM you the details. Here’s to rewriting the way we wander. — Augustine

Are you a digital nomad or aspiring ‘location independent’ baddie? Join me for our first live call free next week! Check the calendar for dates!

looking forward to it

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