Welcome remote curious people 👋 Share a little about yourself, why you might be looking to go remote, or if you're simply looking to connect with like minded people. I'll go first: 1. My name's Michelle, and I grew up in Sydney Australia. 2. I'm self employed. It's been working out well so far. 3. Nomading is fun! Though my recent preference has been slower travel in places for over 6 months 4. I'm trying to build an additional source of online income (through an online business, experimenting with this platform!) 5. I've recently dived into coaching, and am loving the skills 6. I used to believe a satisfying life was super far out of reach. I've since proved myself wrong. 7. If you join my community, you will continue to grow alongside me and others Watch this to learn about more about my backstory + how landed my remote job, I made this video about it: https://www.skool.com/mia-nomad-group-2954/classroom/9a7b990d?md=755110b39a214a699b8001b18164a425 My instagram is @michisanywhere :)

🌏💻 Why stop @ just a remote opportunity? Like I say you can exist in more modes 👯 🛥️ Working in the Yachting industry. To get in requires some networking. Join online forums and social media groups dedicated to yachting. I'd search keywords like "yacht life" on instagram to see what comes up. 📚 Teaching english abroad (and more): https://www.productreview.com.au/listings/global-work-travel I've thought about using this company myself for the support and convenience. It's what I'd suggest to people who are interested in location bound work + travel and want to find a reliable comapny to do it through 👨‍🌾 Get hosted by locals while you help with community projects OK this one is hybrid. You can do this with a remote job, or without one if you're trying to travel on a budget + flexible on travel dates. Get lucky and you could land a gig looking after alpacas in New Zealand, tending a garden by Sicily, Italy Cuddling dogs, house sitting for a week, or pet sitting horses on a farm stay in exchange for a stay + a change of scenery. 🛏️ Working in hostels in exchange for accomodation As a way to remain close to travel hubs, meeting people, and as strategic tourist locations, known for their high cost of living🇨🇭🏔️.

I'll go first. E-commerce + finding winning products 😅 Why? Convoluted thinking that produced the wrong mindset + impatience. "If I find what I think is good (because I know what people are thinking, all day every day), then I can make bank, then I can live a dream, then life will be good." I could spot a trend, but results and betting on being "right" about what people wanted and needed were way off. Anyway, if I were to do it all again with the knowledge I had today, it'd be to throw as many tests and not to get too attached to the results. Do you have an experience like this?

I'm willing to bet it's just only a small percentage of workers want to do the travel thing while working remote. Most of us just would be more than happy to have the flexibility to work from home, and not have to be stuck at the office from 8 - 5pm.. We just want to do our life admin stuff and be with our pets/family on our terms! Right now, as i'm writing this, I'm back in my home country Australia. And i'm reflecting on it a lot. Would I do this if I was 39? That's something to ponder about. It'd be a different stage of life, and a different attitude towards security. I think what we want is the flexibility. I happened to have an itch to see explore the world, and i'm always welcoming change as a result. I may even go back into a physical office at some point in my life. I'm just not so ready yet 😉 If you haven't already, check out the story of how I found my remote income: https://www.skool.com/michisanywhere/classroom/9a7b990d?md=755110b39a214a699b8001b18164a425

To get you into a brainstorm mode, if you're strapped! https://nomadsembassy.com/digital-nomad-jobs/