How to Become a Digital Nomad for Beginners (Full Tutorial)
Summary
TLDRThe video outlines a step-by-step guide to becoming a digital nomad, featuring interviews with successful digital nomads. It encourages viewers to reject materialism and consumerism in favor of location independence, time freedom, and adventure while still earning income online. Steps covered include connecting with other digital nomads, figuring out remote work, choosing an affordable destination, handling logistics, building community, and embracing the lifestyle.
Takeaways
- 😊 The video teaches how to become a digital nomad and live/work while traveling
- 👥 Meet other digital nomads online or in-person to learn from their experiences
- 💰 There are many ways to earn income remotely - remote jobs, freelancing, online businesses, content creation, investments, etc.
- 🌎 Good destinations for digital nomads include Thailand, Vietnam, Philippines due to low cost of living
- ✈️ Handle logistics like visas, accommodation, banking, insurance before moving overseas
- 🗺️ Don't just go to popular nomad spots - choose places that fit your lifestyle and interests
- 💼 Most common remote jobs are in software, marketing, sales, consulting & coaching
- 😎 Enjoy a higher quality of life for less money compared to expensive cities like LA or NYC
- 💪🏻 Take courage and research places where you can improve parts of life you don't currently like
- 🔁 The ability to work online gives freedom to live an adventurous, non-traditional lifestyle
Q & A
What is the main topic of the video?
-The main topic is how to become a digital nomad, including steps like meeting other digital nomads, figuring out income sources, choosing a location, handling logistics, finding a community, and enjoying the lifestyle.
What are some ways digital nomads can earn an income?
-Some options are remote jobs, freelancing, running an online business, content creation, passive income from investments, and more. There are many creative ways to earn money without an office job.
Why does the host recommend connecting with other digital nomads?
-It provides encouragement, shows that the lifestyle is possible, allows you to learn from their experiences, and you may meet someone that changes your life.
What are some top locations recommended for digital nomads?
-Recommendations include Bangkok, Vietnam, Philippines, Indonesia, Colombia, Eastern Europe, and the Balkans.
What are some key logistics to handle when relocating abroad?
-Visa requirements, living accommodations, banking, taxes, health insurance, shipping/storing belongings, leases, and more. Do thorough research beforehand.
How can digital nomads build community in new destinations?
-Attend local meetups, conferences and events for digital nomads and expats. Use apps like Internations. Befriend locals and other expats.
What expenses does the digital nomad in Bangkok have monthly?
-$600 for rent/utilities, $500 eating out, $500 social activities, remainder for miscellaneous and insurance, totaling ~$2000/month.
What are pros of the digital nomad lifestyle compared to US?
-Much lower cost of living and often higher standard of living. More adventure. Experience different cultures. Easier to sustain with online income sources.
What are some challenges to working while traveling?
-Dealing with major time zone differences if working remotely for US company. Need balance to stay productive vs enjoying travels.
Who does the host recommend trying the digital nomad lifestyle?
-People financially secure making at least $10k/month. The higher income allows experiencing a much higher quality of life abroad.
Outlines
🌍 Einführung in das digitale Nomadentum
Der Abschnitt führt in das Konzept des digitalen Nomadentums ein, motiviert durch die Erfahrungen des Autors während eines Aufenthalts in Bali, Indonesien, wo das digitale Nomadentum weit verbreitet ist. Der Autor erklärt seinen Traum, in einem kostengünstigen Land zu leben, während er online Geld verdient, und zielt darauf ab, die Zuschauer zu ermutigen, ähnliche Wege einzuschlagen. Der Schlüssel dazu ist der erste Schritt, andere digitale Nomaden zu treffen und von ihnen zu lernen, wobei die Bedeutung von Online- und Offline-Communitys für den Erfahrungsaustausch hervorgehoben wird.
💡 Strategien zur Einkommensgenerierung
Dieser Abschnitt behandelt die verschiedenen Möglichkeiten, als digitaler Nomade Geld zu verdienen, einschließlich Fernarbeit, Freiberuflichkeit, E-Commerce, sozialen Medien und Inhaltskreation. Es wird betont, dass es viele Wege gibt, online Einkommen zu erzielen, und es wird die Bedeutung der Diversifizierung von Einkommensströmen hervorgehoben. Zudem wird eine kostenlose Webinar-Empfehlung von Sophie Howard vorgestellt, die zeigt, wie man durch den Verkauf digitaler Produkte auf Amazon ein passives Einkommen erzielen kann.
🌏 Auswahl des richtigen Ortes
In diesem Abschnitt geht es darum, wie man einen Ort für das digitale Nomadentum auswählt, mit Einblicken von erfahrenen digitalen Nomaden über ihre bevorzugten Orte und Tipps zur Auswahl eines geeigneten Standorts. Es wird die Vielfalt möglicher Ziele betont, von Südostasien bis Osteuropa, und die Wichtigkeit, einen Ort zu finden, der sowohl finanziell sinnvoll als auch persönlich ansprechend ist.
🔍 Logistische Herausforderungen bewältigen
Dieser Abschnitt behandelt die logistischen Herausforderungen, denen man beim Umzug ins Ausland gegenübersteht, einschließlich Visa, Gesundheitsversicherung und Bankangelegenheiten. Erfahrene digitale Nomaden teilen ihre Erfahrungen und Tipps, wie man diese Herausforderungen am besten meistert, und betonen die Bedeutung von gründlicher Vorbereitung und Anpassung an das lokale Leben.
🚀 Der Umzug und das Finden einer Gemeinschaft
Der Abschnitt beschreibt den Umzugsprozess und die Bedeutung des Findens einer Gemeinschaft vor Ort. Es werden Ratschläge gegeben, wie man sich nach der Ankunft in der neuen Umgebung einlebt, einschließlich der Teilnahme an digitalen Nomaden-Events und der Nutzung von Netzwerkplattformen wie Internations und Nomad Cruise, um Gleichgesinnte zu treffen.
🌟 Genießen Sie Ihr neues Leben
Der letzte Abschnitt fasst die Schritte zum digitalen Nomadentum zusammen und ermutigt die Zuschauer, ihr neues Leben zu genießen. Es wird darauf hingewiesen, dass das digitale Nomadentum Flexibilität in Bezug auf den Aufenthaltsort bietet und dass es wichtig ist, sich Zeit zu nehmen, um sowohl persönlich als auch geschäftlich zu wachsen. Der Autor teilt auch persönliche Einblicke und Erfahrungen von digitalen Nomaden, die betonen, dass Erfolg in diesem Lebensstil von Selbstmotivation und der Fähigkeit abhängt, sich an neue Umgebungen anzupassen.
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Keywords
💡Digitalnomade
💡Online-Einkommen
💡Minimalismus
💡Community
💡Fernarbeit
💡Nicht-traditionell
💡E-Book
💡Visum
💡Kosten
💡Zeitmanagement
Highlights
The key steps to becoming a digital nomad according to the creator
Meeting other digital nomads gives encouragement, makes it seem more realistic, and allows you to learn from them
There are many ways to make money as a digital nomad beyond having your own business, like freelancing or remote jobs
Creating an online business around digital products and services works well for nomads
Affiliate marketing is a good option for location independent income
There are online communities and forums to connect with other digital nomads
Picking an affordable place to live with adventure opportunities and an international community
Be careful not to change locations too quickly as a nomad if you want to stay productive
Have as much routine and structure as possible to feel settled
Research visa rules carefully to avoid legal issues
Cost of digital nomad lifestyle varies greatly by location - can be under $1000/month
Many digital nomads work remotely for software and tech companies
Can piece together income from a variety of online sources
You don't need permission - be resourceful and cover your costs to sustain the lifestyle
Analyze what you don't like about your current situation that could be improved other places
Transcripts
hey guys so in today's video I'll be
teaching you how to become a digital
Nomad I Enlisted the help of some very
successful digital Nomads to help me
figure out what the blueprint is because
if they can do it why shouldn't you be
able to anyways recently I just got back
from a trip to Bali Indonesia and
basically everyone there was a digital
Nomad and that got me thinking this
lifestyle is super cool and more people
should do it I mean it's always been my
personal dream to live in an affordable
country live off of like $20 per day
while of course still living like a king
and making internet money I think a lot
of you watching this video also have
some type of similar inclination my goal
is to sort of encourage you guys give
you guys some resources that might help
you and really push you guys over the
edge so let's started with step one
which is to meet other digital Nomads so
not a lot of people actually start with
this step but I think it's pretty
crucial because if you are going to go
all in on something it really really
helps to meet other people that have
done the same so before you yourself
becoming a digital Nomad you should meet
other people online that are currently
digital Nomads the reason is one they
are going to encourage you to do it two
you'll see actual people doing it and
that's going to make it more of a
reality for you and three you're just
going to learn so much from them now in
terms of where to actually meet people
that are digital Nomads there are a ton
of different ways to actually do this if
you don't want to actually meet someone
one onone you can't absorb a lot of
Knowledge from people that are making
videos on YouTube so for example videos
like this there are tons of other
creators that share their digital
nomading story and yeah maybe start with
that but I really encourage you guys go
and make real connections with digital
Nomads there's so many communities
online I highly recommend checking out a
bunch of different subreddits and yeah
message people don't be afraid to
actually connect with them and talk to
them and you never know you might meet
someone that completely changes the
course of your life yeah let's hear what
actual digital Nomads have to say about
this so first of all can you introduce
yourself and sort of give like a under
30 second intro of like who you are what
you do and where you currently live and
stuff yo what's up I am Paul I am a
korean-american I currently live here in
Bangkok Thailand I was living in the
states pretty much my entire life and I
had grown up in these suburbs moved all
the way to New York New York and I
essentially found myself becoming burnt
out and becoming a kind of stuck in this
like rat race stuck in this like
consumerist materialist uh lifestyle so
I decided to pretty much reject all of
that and move a very Nomad lifestyle
here in Thailand my name is Kristen
Wilson I am the host of traveling with
Kristen on YouTube the host of the
badass digital Nomads podcast and the
author of digital Nomads for dummies I
have been living or traveling abroad or
working remotely since the early 2000s
it's been about 20 years now so I've
been to more than 63 countries now and
I've had a lot of different jobs along
the way from selling real estate to
teaching surf lessons to finally
starting my own relocation company and
now being a content creator before you
actually move how do you meet other
digital Nomads cuz I feel like that's
useful there are a lot of ways to meet
digital Nomads before you move you can
meet them online or in person one of the
best ways is through Facebook groups for
digital Nomads and this can be in the
city that you're living in or the place
that you want to go so in your
destination you can also check apps like
meetup.com to find other like-minded
people in your area who are enthusiastic
about the digital Nomad lifestyle and
there's actually a really cool Forum
called Nomad list where you can connect
with other digital Nomads in cities
around the world so essentially the more
digital Nomads you guys know the more
likely you are to actually become one
step two is to figure out how you're
going to make money now maybe some of
you guys have already figured this out
maybe you already have an online
business or something like that but of
course if you want to sustain your life
you need to have some sort of income
coming in now this does not need to be
your own business there are a lot of
people out there that are know
freelancing there are a lot of people
out there that just have remote jobs so
I think there's only one certain way you
guys can go out there and make money
that's not true there are hundreds even
thousands of ways you guys can make a
living while working from your laptop
what types of businesses work well for
digital Nomads e-commerce recently I
think Airbnb is actually quite a good
one but it might be a little bit more
trickier social media marketing agencies
are also a very good one anything to do
with like freelance work or like content
creation or any kind of Digital Services
or digital products I think those are
excellent so yeah I think those are like
the top ones right now but also you
don't have to be like this entrepreneur
and start your own business you could
also just do like I said freelancing or
just do work from remote there are five
main types of business models that work
really well for digital Nomads the first
one being remote jobs and this is the
largest category for digital Nomad jobs
at the moment so any traditional or
online company that is paying you as a
salaried remote employee that's the
first one then the next one is
freelancing which before the pandemic
was the biggest category of digital
Nomad jobs and this is just being any
sort of independent contractor or
freelancer whatever you want to do that
will work as well as long as you can do
your job from anywhere then there's an
online business category which is is
very broad but it can be anywhere from
owning a store on Etsy to being an
affiliate marketer to being a startup
founder and then there's what people
like we do which is content creation or
being an influencer so you can have a
YouTube channel you can monetize a
podcast or a Blog and this is a type of
income stream that can grow with you and
you can also combine a lot of different
income streams together whether it's
from ad revenue or Affiliates or
sponsorships or things like that uh then
we come to the fifth category which is
being a passive income Nomad or
investment entrepreneur and in this
category we have people who are maybe
doing Airbnb Arbitrage or they have
recurring revenue streams from all sorts
of different Investments and even roving
retirees so people who are retired and
want to be digital Nomads as well and
then there's also this sixth Wild Card
category which is just whatever you want
it to be so any job that you can invent
that you can create if you can pay your
bills by doing it then that can be your
path to becoming a digital Nomad so as
you guys can see there are a lot of
creative ways you guys can earn money
without having to go to a physical
office if you guys have seen any of my
videos you know that I really encourage
people to become entrepreneurs if that's
something that you want to do so while
you can work a remote job for a company
I think eventually everyone should at
least try to start their own business do
freelance and of just be their own boss
that's when you can really have 100%
time and location Freedom by the way if
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back to the video so step three is to
pick a place you want to go to every
time I look at a map I literally think
there are so many really cool spots in
the world that I probably will never get
to explore and it kind of makes me sad
and if you're watching this video
anywhere in the world that has a high
cost of living just know that there are
so many places in the world that have a
super low cost of living Kristen and
Paul had some really amazing insights on
where to actually choose to move to
there's so many cool places in the world
to travel and work from what would you
say are some of your top places Bangkok
or anywhere in Thailand really Vietnam
Philippines Indonesia and maybe Colombia
I've always thought that Eastern Europe
was really underrated especially
countries throughout the Balkans you
don't hear much about Serbia Bulgaria is
becoming a popular destination as well
because there is a digital Nomad Hub in
a tiny village called bco yeah just make
sure the hours work make sure it's a
place that you actually want to visit
and you know actually stay in and just
know that you don't have to go to a
really popular digital Nomad place
that's the beauty of it right you guys
can choose literally anywhere in the
world to go to as long as the finances
make sense step four are the logistics
so obviously when you move to a new
country or somewhere across the world
there going to be a lot of logistics
that you guys need to handle and figure
out right like probably right now you
have a ton of stuff in your apartment or
home you'll need to figure out how to
pack it and store it or of course you
can sell it if you want to embrace
minimalism you'll have to figure out
what you want to do with your car how to
get out of your lease for your apartment
or rent out your home whatever it is
your Visa your passport all the legal
stuff health insurance Banking and
really the list goes on yeah since I've
never actually become a digital Nomad
myself I'll let the pros do the talking
when moving across the world there's so
many Logistics what are some Logistics
that people should be aware of do you
have any tips on that I'd say do a lot
of research on the Visa stuff like
that's stuff can be a nightmare if you
get it wrong you can essentially get
like deported you can get fines um you
know if you do it wrong if you work with
the wrong Visa agent it can be a true
nightmare that's what I experienced I
almost got deported cuz I overstayed
another one is like try to live like a
local like don't come here living every
single day as a vacation try to have as
much structure and predictability and uh
you can do that by networking your way
to other expats who also live in that
country and then also trying to befriend
the locals and maybe even pick up the
language relocating has a lot of
different moving Parts but my advice is
always to start really simply and not to
change too much about your lifestyle
your bank accounts things like that your
taxes at the very beginning just really
start with the basics which is having a
place to stay and a way to get there and
then how you're going to do your job
once you get there another thing is to
be careful with traveling too fast at
the beginning that's a mistake that I
see a lot of digital Nomads making where
they just want to see everything and go
everywhere at the same time and they're
changing locations every day or every
week so just remember that you are
working while you're traveling so you're
not just on vacation and if you're
working a full-time job then you might
want to stay in places longer to give
yourself time to go sightseeing and also
have a regular personal life while
you're also traveling around so yeah
hopefully that's not too overwhelming I
know there is a lot to sort of take in
with this there's not that can take all
this on step by step I know that's
always possible to over prepare so step
five is to actually move I know this is
the most scary part it's actually buying
that plane ticket that oneway plane
ticket securing some type of place to
say and actually physically moving you
and your life from wherever you live to
this new spot some of you guys might
want to move somewhere that's pretty
close where you can drive to some of you
guys probably want to move somewhere
completely different that requires like
a 10 to 20 hour plane flight but
wherever you go I think this is the
scariest part because once you actually
move yourself that's a big commitment
you actually took action you have to be
super proud of yourself but after that
you sort of need to figure out you know
your entire life step six is to actually
find your community now obviously I've
never had to do this myself but Paul and
Kristen sure have how do you find your
community once you get into your
destination you should meet people
naturally through daily life but then
you can also go to digital Nomad
oriented events and different
conferences so just search on Google for
events in your area or go to something
like Nomad Cruise which happens at least
once per year and there you can meet 200
to 500 like-minded people either current
or aspiring digital Nomads on one cruise
ship and so you get to travel learn from
workshops and talks and also meet people
at the same time and then another app or
website that I use a lot is called
internations and this is developed for
people who are living outside of their
home countries as expats or immigrants
and I just went to an inter inter
Nations meet up in Manchester in the UK
and I met people from 20 different
countries so don't be afraid to meet the
locals and other local long-term
immigrants or expats as well as digital
Nomads and remote workers overall you
guys I don't want you guys to feel
lonely at wherever place you choose to
move to I really do think that everyone
needs some sort of home base to feel
secure and even if your home base is
still in the US or whatever country you
currently live in it is important to
feel like you have some type a home
based wherever you are living at so your
community your friends having your
family visit you I think this is going
to have a huge impact on how happy you
are as a digital Nomad step seven is to
just enjoy your new life know that
wherever you move to it can be temporary
you don't need to stay there for the
rest of your life if you guys want a
more nomadic lifestyle you can of course
hop from country to Country although I
will say based on what I've heard from
other people if you want to be really
productive and if you actually want to
work on yourself it is going to be
important for you to stay in one spot
longer than you know just a few weeks
when you can actually live like a local
that means you're going to be partying
less going out less and you'll actually
have time to work on yourself or your
business everyone's journey is going to
be different and it's such a personal
choice so really feel it out trust your
instincts and just know that whatever
you do you are in charge of your life
and just the fact that you guys are
taking that leap of faith and moving to
a different country I have so much
respect for that that's something that
I've wanted to do for a long time and
never had the actual opportunity to do
so and so yeah hats off to you guys now
of course I had a bunch of other
questions for Kristen and Paul and so
for the rest of the video I'm going to
spend that actually asking them
questions that I was curious about
what's like your day-to-day life so I
don't have a huge structure it's pretty
much I wake up do intermittent fasting I
might do some workout and then I just
pretty much sit down on the computer for
however long as I feel like it and then
maybe 5 6 hours and then after that I'll
probably just hang out with some my
friends or just hang out with my dog and
um yeah just a pretty chill like
lifestyle yeah so you've met a lot of
other digital Nomads on your Journeys
what are some of the more common jobs
that people have there's a lot of
different digital Nomad jobs jobs out
there but I would say that most of the
people that I meet are working as remote
employees doing something like software
development social media marketing
online sales is a big one I've met sales
people all around the world and a lot of
Freelancers as well so people that are
doing web design any type of consulting
or coaching is a really big one and uh
more recently I've met people that
really don't even have a job title or a
job description they've just learned how
to make money online in a lot of
different ways and they're kind of
piecing those forms of income together
and what made you choose Bangkok I
wanted to go somewhere that was
affordable but still quite modern and
still have like access to like Adventure
and like very International Community so
I feel like Bangkok was the perfect
place cuz it's quite modern it's very
affordable and has some of the best
locals and yeah just has a little bit of
everything how much does your lifestyle
cost the digital Nomad lifestyle can
cost whatever you want it to cost
depending on where you go around the
world you can find a cost of living of
less than $1,000 per month and can I ask
how much money do you spend per month
living in Bangkok I spend about $2,000 a
month can you sort of break down your
expenses like in different categories so
I spent about $600 on rents and
utilities and then probably about $500
on eating out every single day I don't
buy any groceries I don't do any cooking
I pretty much just buy food delivery or
just eating out and then maybe another
500 on going out drinking hanging out
with friends like socializing stuff and
then the other money is just like on
miscellaneous maybe Insurance maybe just
buying something but it's a very like
full access to like a lot of things for
just under $2,000 and I could never
access like any of this kind of stuff
for $2,000 in the states I feel like how
much would a comparable lifestyle be in
let's say Los Angeles man the lifestyle
I live here for $2,000 it'd probably be
about $112,000 in Los Angeles what
percentage of the people that you know
would you say work a normal job just
remotely versus actual entrepreneurs and
business owners maybe about 15% not that
much I say the biggest challenge is that
you have to work like Asia and us there
are completely 12-hour differences so
you're going to have to work during the
night so that is one downside but I
think it's manageable can you tell us a
story about like anything during your
travels that could inspire people to
take action and go and do it yeah I
think the secret to becomeing being a
digital Nomad is that you don't need
permission and that can hold a lot of
people back so when I first moved to
Costa Rica I was 21 or 22 years old I
had a lot of student loans and almost no
savings I think my mom gave me a couple
hundred doar I had a place to stay the
guy I was working with gave me a
four-wheeler to ride around on and I was
good to go and I really just
bootstrapped those first couple of
months hustling working waiting tables
teaching surf lessons and as long as you
can make enough money to cover your cost
of living you can sustain this lifestyle
who do you recommend the digital
nomading lifestyle who should try it I'd
say anybody that's kind of living
financially very well and very secure if
you're making like $10,000 a month I
think you have the ability to just live
a very much higher quality of life
living abroad you know in the states I
don't want to get too political but I
think that the quality of life and what
you can access is a lot limiting than
what you can ACC in these beautiful
countries that have the best locals have
the best culture have the best foods and
it's just a totally different lifestyle
you can experience and it's just a
flight away you know it's not this big
scary thing that you have to have a lot
of Courage for it's like if you're
making enough money and if you make
money online you're in the perfect
position to just pack up your bags and
go ahead and see what it's about and I
know you run some pretty cool businesses
how do you stay productive with all the
cool stuff around you I mean I've lived
here for so long so I don't really live
like here on a vacation mode anymore so
I just have a good balance of like going
out a couple times a week socializing
but most of my time is just spending
focused on myself on my work on my
health and I've built that kind of
routine is there like any last thing you
want to tell the audience so to anybody
who's thinking about it I would say
analyze your life and analyze your
environment and pick out what you don't
like like is there anywhere else that
you could go to where you wouldn't
experience these kinds of obstacles or
these kinds of problems for example if
your rent is extremely expensive say
let's say it's $2,000 a month you can
easily move to some that's like $300 a
month which would be like a nice rooftop
view like you know so that's one example
you could fix another thing would be
like if you're tired of like all the
political division or like tired of
people just hating on each other you
could go to a country like Thailand or
southeast Asia where everybody is just
so kind you know so I'd say like analyze
the parts of your culture your lifestyle
your environment that you do not like
see where else has those things improved
and you know take the courage and do
some research and I say try it out see
anyways I really hope you guys learn a
lot from this video this is a topic that
I'm really really passionate about and
even though I have yet to actually do
the digital nomading lifestyle myself
something that I do want to do sometime
in the future and it's something that I
think so many people strive to do but
don't actually take action on so if this
video gives you like a 5 10% boost in
the possibility that you actually go out
there and become a digital Nomad then it
will all have been worth it yeah really
the whole point of my channel the whole
point of everything that I say is to
help you guys live more non-traditional
lives I don't want you guys to do
something just because everyone else is
doing it I truly think that the best
lives out there are non-traditional
they're different and they're not just
dictated by what society says is normal
or right you don't need to have a 9 of
five you don't need to build a career
you don't need to go to an office 5 days
a week you can be in charge of your time
you can work solely online and you can
go out there and do all this while
exploring the beautiful Earth I know a
lot of you will actually take action
after watching this video and actually
pumps me up a ton I do want to give a
shout out to Kristen and Paul for
hopping on those interviews with me
they're definitely a huge inspiration to
me and I hope you guys learn a lot from
them as well so that about wraps it up
for this video thank you guys so much
for your time if you guys enjoyed the
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investing thank you so much for your
time and I'll see you in the next video
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peace
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