Travel Writing in English when It’s Not Your Native Language
English is not my native language. The same goes for many bloggers out there. Guess what? This doesn’t have to be a problem! I was always frustrated because I wasn’t a native English speaker. In my native language, I can produce awesome copy. Funny, smart, witty. I have a great …read more
Solo Travel: It’s OK to Feel Strange at First!
Most digital nomads (although this is fortunately changing at a fast speed) are solo travelers. And solo travel is scary for most people. And you have all the reasons to be scared. After all, you’ll be alone, thousands of miles away from home, in a country where you won’t be …read more
Travel Blogger vs. Making Money Blogging / Freelancing
One of the top questions that I get asked is “how do you afford to travel constantly?”. If you do travel more than the average, then you’re certainly getting the same question from friends and strangers. If not, they already think that you’re some sort of billionaire, spending time sipping …read more
I Was Robbed in Bogota & What Should You Do if It Happens to You
Life as a digital nomad is filled with adventure. Unfortunately, getting robbed is one of the scariest adventures you can live during that life – and it happens. In my case, it happened while in Bogota, Colombia. It was scary and intense and I am sharing everything about that horrible …read more
