After a monthly break, this video almost feels like my *first* video. I want to approach my content quite differently from here on. More storytelling, filmmaking and creative ways to educate and inspire instead of just talking to the camera and some graphical overlays. This channel is about freedom. That includes freedom money (Bitcoin), locational freedom, financial freedom, peace of mind and much more in my eyes. Hope you enjoy!
As the world digitizes, so does the ability of workers to be productive digitally. The dematerializarion of the world has been astonishing to watch as a millennial who grew up with cassette tapes and no internet. Bitcoin is an integral piece of the digital-world transition but will have consequences in analog venues as well. Great work as usual! Respect from British Columbia.
I really experienced that having a base for a longer period (let’s say, a month minimum) works better being a digital nomad. Hopping from week to week doesn’t give you enough peace to focus on your work properly. Also a little place to actually live, with having things like a kitchen, does a lot. Living in hotel rooms and coffee shops and restaurants constantly makes you feel like a tourist or on holiday instead of living and working remotely. I don’t need much, but even being away with the goal to live somewhere for a bit and work remotely still makes you long for a little place of your own.
Hey Till, Amazing to see you in the road again and pursuing the digital nomad lifestyle. Thanks to you, I also told me workplace that I will quit around October to perceive this lifestyle. Sadly the back to the office mentality is rather large in my work area. I've tested out the Thailand lifestyle for 3 weeks and this only increased my motivation to do it. Even though quitting out right and starting something from afar freelancer style might be risky; I have made a big enough financial pillow that would help me in case of emergency or longer joblessness, but I am looking forward into combining my passions of crypto and architecture into one, while the real world still has places that are more enjoyable than the metaverse. Thank you for your content.
Thank you for the motivation! I am inspiring to become a digital nomad but am a bit held up because I need a remote-first company to hire me. Nonetheless, this was very inspiring and I'm happy to be a new sub. ☺️
In my eyes the number 1 skill is coding. Other than that writing, graphic design, video editing, online coaching, or literally anything else you can do on a computer. You also don‘t need to be self-employed like I am. Find a company thats flexible enough to let you work location independent. Then put in the effort and prove it works.
@@tillmusshoff Thanks Till :) I am trying to improve my writing skills. Given myself a 3-month deadline. Let's see how it goes. Do come to India sometime ☺️
What resources did you use while learning storytelling, did you attend a course, what would you recommend us on this subject? I admire the ups and downs to the stream of your videos. 😄
I studied some TH-camrs I liked, paid more attention to how story develops when watching movies and series and also read a book on storytelling, but I can‘t remember the exact name. I don‘t think I‘m really that good at it yet, but learning by doing as always :)
Hi Till, this is an interesting video. I had a similar plan like you around the same time but yeah Covid19 happened. It is interesting to follow your journey for me. Also, I like your Bitcoin related videos. Take care and good luck
Nice video! Really enjoyed watching it. It really inspired me. Maybe have a look at the sound recordings and where to put your micro for the next videos. Sometimes it's really not easy to find a sweetspot as it might strongly depend on the surrounding, but it improves the general quality of a video if the sound quality is constant and less 'echoy'.
Yes the sound is still a bit of a problem. I‘m limited by location and equipment here, but let me tell you I do think about where to place the mic a lot!
Rode VideoMic NTG. The mic is less of a problem than the setup I think. One room had a lot of echo, the other one was close to the street. And while I try my best to get the mic to my face really closely it‘s not that easy without good stands that come from above. Otherwise the mic is always visible which is kinda meh
@@tillmusshoff Yeah, I feel that. The VideoMic NTG is a supercardioid condenser mic. For outside usage Shotgun condenser mics might be preferred when there's a lot of background noise, as they more focus in the direction they are directly headed. In case you are interested, search for "shotgun vs supercardioid" to find some more educated reflections on than. But I also see that carrying another mic might not be super convenient :/
Most in-demand skills or niches? Genuinely tasking. For someone with a variety of interests + a will to learn from 0. Thanks for reading. Hope to hear from somebody.
The top skill is coding in my eyes. I‘d say you need a few months to be good enough to monetize it. I have a degree in computer science but really taught myself coding afterwards. Coding bootcamps are also a great option. Other than that I would consider all digital media to be good options. Video content, writing, creating infographics etc. Whats important here is that you not just become good at one of those but combine it with an interest you have where you can become an expert. My first job was about the video game FIFA. My second job about creating educational Bitcoin content, because I studied the field for years and monetized that knowledge. Hope that helps a little bit!
You need a skill set that gets you paid to do that. Being a digital nomad, doesn‘t mean you are on vacation non stop. I easily work my 40h per week, just location independent.
I have never been to America, neither north nor south. Argentina, Peru, Brazil are definitely on my list. Just arrived at France yesterday where I will stay for the next 4 weeks before going to Portugal :)
Then work hard on both first 😁. The internet is a wonderful place to learn skills. Figure out what you are good at by trying a few things. If you become good, passion follows in my experience and you become great. If you are great at something money follows.
By just doing things. Take a surfing lesson for example and you meet 5 new people. 1-2 will stay longer and look for friends to hang out with just like you. If you go to a bar you will be approached by other solo travelers as well. Other than that digital nomad facebook groups for your specific location are great as well!
I really experienced that having a base for a longer period (let’s say, a month minimum) works better being a digital nomad. Hopping from week to week doesn’t give you enough peace to focus on your work properly. Also a little place to actually live, with having things like a kitchen, does a lot. Living in hotel rooms and coffee shops and restaurants constantly makes you feel like a tourist or on holiday instead of living and working remotely. I don’t need much, but even being away with the goal to live somewhere for a bit and work remotely still makes you long for a little place of your own.
After a monthly break, this video almost feels like my *first* video. I want to approach my content quite differently from here on. More storytelling, filmmaking and creative ways to educate and inspire instead of just talking to the camera and some graphical overlays. This channel is about freedom. That includes freedom money (Bitcoin), locational freedom, financial freedom, peace of mind and much more in my eyes. Hope you enjoy!
Taxes freedom ;P
Hi Till, nicer Content!! Bin auch Berliner in Bangkok, meld Dich gern mal ;)
This production quality is even more top-notch than before! Keep up the great work :)
I am a balaji srinivasan fan like you, best luck !
I've been a nomad for 7 and bitcoiner for 6 years now and your contest just hits home so bad! Great quality too! Keep it up
As the world digitizes, so does the ability of workers to be productive digitally.
The dematerializarion of the world has been astonishing to watch as a millennial who grew up with cassette tapes and no internet.
Bitcoin is an integral piece of the digital-world transition but will have consequences in analog venues as well.
Great work as usual! Respect from British Columbia.
Interesting and enlightening. I may have to get my self together and take that leap of faith.
Is crazy how i resonate so much with you by this video and the others about the Renassence Men
Loved the motion graphics in this one. Your work is about to take off! Keep it up bro!
insanely underrated channel. good video, good edit, keep it up mate
I really experienced that having a base for a longer period (let’s say, a month minimum) works better being a digital nomad. Hopping from week to week doesn’t give you enough peace to focus on your work properly. Also a little place to actually live, with having things like a kitchen, does a lot. Living in hotel rooms and coffee shops and restaurants constantly makes you feel like a tourist or on holiday instead of living and working remotely. I don’t need much, but even being away with the goal to live somewhere for a bit and work remotely still makes you long for a little place of your own.
Absolutely, I never stay in hotels, always small apartments and always at least for a month!
Hey Till,
Amazing to see you in the road again and pursuing the digital nomad lifestyle. Thanks to you, I also told me workplace that I will quit around October to perceive this lifestyle. Sadly the back to the office mentality is rather large in my work area. I've tested out the Thailand lifestyle for 3 weeks and this only increased my motivation to do it.
Even though quitting out right and starting something from afar freelancer style might be risky; I have made a big enough financial pillow that would help me in case of emergency or longer joblessness, but I am looking forward into combining my passions of crypto and architecture into one, while the real world still has places that are more enjoyable than the metaverse.
Thank you for your content.
Good for you! Best of luck!!
Awesome Video!! Love how informative it is.
Thank you for the motivation! I am inspiring to become a digital nomad but am a bit held up because I need a remote-first company to hire me. Nonetheless, this was very inspiring and I'm happy to be a new sub. ☺️
Will share some more tips in the next video on how to get hired by a remote-first company!
I am gonna come back when this video blows up. Top-Notch content
Let‘s hope so 🤩
It would be a dream come true to be a digital nomad in Thailand!
Awesome video, esp on how you story-tell your story :) Pls share more tips on digital nomad!
Thank you!! Working on my storytelling skills :)
I like this format a lot!!!
This is an inspiring video, great work!
Thank you! More to come from here on :)
That would be my dream lifestyle, but I have no idea where to even start. Where are al those online opportunities anyway ?
Hey Till! Which skills are the most suitable for leading a digital nomad lifestyle?
Your videos are great! Keep 'em coming. ✨
In my eyes the number 1 skill is coding. Other than that writing, graphic design, video editing, online coaching, or literally anything else you can do on a computer. You also don‘t need to be self-employed like I am. Find a company thats flexible enough to let you work location independent. Then put in the effort and prove it works.
@@tillmusshoff Thanks Till :) I am trying to improve my writing skills. Given myself a 3-month deadline. Let's see how it goes. Do come to India sometime ☺️
Großartig, danke!
What resources did you use while learning storytelling, did you attend a course, what would you recommend us on this subject?
I admire the ups and downs to the stream of your videos. 😄
I studied some TH-camrs I liked, paid more attention to how story develops when watching movies and series and also read a book on storytelling, but I can‘t remember the exact name. I don‘t think I‘m really that good at it yet, but learning by doing as always :)
Hi Till, this is an interesting video. I had a similar plan like you around the same time but yeah Covid19 happened. It is interesting to follow your journey for me. Also, I like your Bitcoin related videos. Take care and good luck
Nice video! Really enjoyed watching it. It really inspired me.
Maybe have a look at the sound recordings and where to put your micro for the next videos. Sometimes it's really not easy to find a sweetspot as it might strongly depend on the surrounding, but it improves the general quality of a video if the sound quality is constant and less 'echoy'.
Yes the sound is still a bit of a problem. I‘m limited by location and equipment here, but let me tell you I do think about where to place the mic a lot!
@@tillmusshoff Which mic do you use?
Rode VideoMic NTG. The mic is less of a problem than the setup I think. One room had a lot of echo, the other one was close to the street. And while I try my best to get the mic to my face really closely it‘s not that easy without good stands that come from above. Otherwise the mic is always visible which is kinda meh
@@tillmusshoff Yeah, I feel that. The VideoMic NTG is a supercardioid condenser mic. For outside usage Shotgun condenser mics might be preferred when there's a lot of background noise, as they more focus in the direction they are directly headed. In case you are interested, search for "shotgun vs supercardioid" to find some more educated reflections on than.
But I also see that carrying another mic might not be super convenient :/
Most in-demand skills or niches? Genuinely tasking. For someone with a variety of interests + a will to learn from 0. Thanks for reading. Hope to hear from somebody.
The top skill is coding in my eyes. I‘d say you need a few months to be good enough to monetize it. I have a degree in computer science but really taught myself coding afterwards. Coding bootcamps are also a great option. Other than that I would consider all digital media to be good options. Video content, writing, creating infographics etc. Whats important here is that you not just become good at one of those but combine it with an interest you have where you can become an expert. My first job was about the video game FIFA. My second job about creating educational Bitcoin content, because I studied the field for years and monetized that knowledge. Hope that helps a little bit!
Since you are not the first one to ask I‘ll actually make my next video about this :)
Your videos are very useful...
I would enjoy warching more digital nomad content
Super Video!
Need money to do this.
I want to do this before im too old to do it.
You need a skill set that gets you paid to do that. Being a digital nomad, doesn‘t mean you are on vacation non stop. I easily work my 40h per week, just location independent.
When are you coming to Argentina?
I have never been to America, neither north nor south. Argentina, Peru, Brazil are definitely on my list. Just arrived at France yesterday where I will stay for the next 4 weeks before going to Portugal :)
I really want to become digital nomad.
Whats stops you from doing so?
@@tillmusshoff I don't have money or skill
Then work hard on both first 😁. The internet is a wonderful place to learn skills. Figure out what you are good at by trying a few things. If you become good, passion follows in my experience and you become great. If you are great at something money follows.
Sauberes Video!
Danke!
but the a.i will take you job jejejejjejeje
How do you meet new friends? :)
By just doing things. Take a surfing lesson for example and you meet 5 new people. 1-2 will stay longer and look for friends to hang out with just like you. If you go to a bar you will be approached by other solo travelers as well. Other than that digital nomad facebook groups for your specific location are great as well!
@@tillmusshoff Thx!
As an ex-nomad, good luck with your journey! If you pass by Lisbon send me a message or see you in a bitcoiner meetup.
Planning to be there for two months next year!
I really experienced that having a base for a longer period (let’s say, a month minimum) works better being a digital nomad. Hopping from week to week doesn’t give you enough peace to focus on your work properly. Also a little place to actually live, with having things like a kitchen, does a lot. Living in hotel rooms and coffee shops and restaurants constantly makes you feel like a tourist or on holiday instead of living and working remotely. I don’t need much, but even being away with the goal to live somewhere for a bit and work remotely still makes you long for a little place of your own.