Being open minded. Understanding that we are travelling, moving to countries with other cultures / beliefs / religions / traditions. We are a mere visitor. Being grateful as well for people who welcome us with open arms. Being curious and a tiny bit adventurous 😊

Also resilience and knowing how to quickly adapt to changes is useful when things are not going the way we expected

@Walerij Kokonowskyj thank you! Booked 😉

@Walerij Kokonowskyj French Swiss even though my name says otherwise 🤣

@Dylan Singh but maybe there is a bit of stability in moving? For some people it might be a norm?

It won’t change that much apart from travelling more. In the sense if I’ll still go to the gym in the morning and write a few hours per day. But I’ll travel more, having more free time to do other things like new sports and activities. I’ll also start building a safer future for myself (investing in a house or finding a place where I want to settle). But not there yet.

@Dylan Singh Money. I also have a lot of things planned. But I’m planning to go to Bali at the end of August.

That is a very interesting topic. As a writer, AI has definitely changed the way I work. I can now write faster. Because I don’t have (or don’t allow myself) to have writer blocks anymore. I need books out there. As many (quality ones obviously) as I can write to be able to compete with the overflow of books entirely written by AI. So it has influenced my work. But necessarily the nomad life.

@Dylan Singh it can be scary but I think the key is to accept and learn about nowadays tools instead of acting if they were not existing at all.