Why I STOPPED Being a Digital Nomad

these days everyone wants to be a digital Nomad and it's easy to see why it looks like a dream come true you get to work remotely wherever you want whenever you want you can travel anywhere in the world experience new cultures have Amazing Adventures and if you ever get bored just move to a new

place and do it all over again so when I became a digital NAD in my late 20s my expectations were pretty high I ended up traveling to over 20 countries across five continents I lived through a year on my own yacht I met lots of great people and then I stopped why here are

the five reasons why I stopped being a digital Nomad oh and if you're a business owner stick around to the end cuz I think I might have found a better way so reason number one when I first heard about being a digital Nomad I thought it would be easy to meet people and make new friends but to be honest I

wasn't thinking much about the people side of things at all actually it was the idea of living cheaply in an exotic country that originally attracted me to becoming a digital Nomad I wanted freedom and to get out of the 9 to5 I'd actually already quit my job and I was trying to create different sources of

income but I hadn't found anything that was working and I I was slowly burning through my savings but then one day I found this cool website called numo that lets you compare the cost of living between different cities around the world and that was really helpful to see that I could save between 50 to 80% of

my living expenses by moving from an expensive city like Sydney to a cheaper City in Asia or Latin America like menene for example and not only that but I'd heard that some of these cheaper countries attracted a lot of digital Nomads places like Bley Thailand Colombia so I figured once I got there I