Would you ever consider becoming digital nomad? Are you a digital nomad? If so why did you choose to become one?

[thegreenyogi]

For those of you who don't know a digital nomad is someone who can work remotely from anywhere in the world as long as he or she has a laptop and a good WiFi connection. Many countries are now offering many digital nomad visas for those who wish to do so.

[electromagnetic]

I guess what I do now then. I work from home and I absolutely love it. It’s definitely saving on gas prices, traffic headaches and having a second car. The nice thing is I can work from wherever I am meaning more holidays for my partner and I. I just always make sure to take time zone differences into consideration.

im not exactly sure what ‘digital nomad’ equates to but if it’s means working from home, then I’m currently not complaining.

[HelpfulWoman]

oh god no.
any thing that calls you a digital nomad is 9999999% a scam where you need to hire other people.
people with sense and logic and no scams call it working from home. (though just that doesn't equal no scam either).

[NathanDavis]

remote, yes... a nomad though, I don't think so

perhaps, moving every three or fours years, maybe...

but moving around every few weeks or months, I do not think so

[TheSpaceGnome]

Yeah that sounds really convenient, I'd still stay home mostly, but knowing I can move or travel anywhere at any time and still generate income is definitely a plus.

[sheikalana]

Unfortunately I can't do my job remotely but if I had a job that could be done from home I would've probably moved to Bali a long time ago.

[Astarlessnightsky]

Not possible in my job.

Maybe if i have to pick a new one i may be able to consider it.

[SotiCoto]

Can't be a digital nomad. I'm too busy being an Urban Hermit.

[FreyaRed]

I'm a pirate not a nomad.

[OddBeMe]

Sexy name for remote worker. I do prefer it tho.

[TeraGER]

I would consider it