I’ve written about how to choose the city and neighborhood to live in when taking your family on a digital nomad adventure, but for this post I want to take a step back and talk about something that will help you plan your workation AND survive it: Setting an intention. If the idea living your …
I’m super excited to announce my first book! Next-Level Digital Nomad: A guide to traveling and working from anywhere (even with kids and a day job). The stereotype of a digital nomad is someone young, unmarried, with no kids and no mortgage. A workation – a blend of “work” + “vacation” – takes the idea of being …
Last year I started writing a guide for families who wanted to be temporary digital nomads – who wanted to spend a few weeks or months traveling and living from a different location, without drastically uprooting their life (like selling their house or homeschooling their kids). What I envisioned to be a 10-page workation guide …
Workation Woman readers love hearing real-life stories! You may remember my interview with a fellow workationer, Nichole. By a strange coincidence, I’ve had the pleasure of meeting another Nichole who also has worked and vacationed with her family! Nichole took her first workation last year to Maui and can’t wait to do it again. Her …