I'm 50, my youngest kid turned 18 a few months ago. I've bought a ticket from NYC to Amsterdam in October 2021!! And I'm bringing my dog too!! I'm planning Eastern Europe, then Ireland for a year on a working holiday visa - I am graduating with my master's degree in education in June from University of Washington!!! Ireland is one country that doesn't discriminate by age on the working holiday visa!!! I've got the same plan...travel for 10-15 years until my three kids start having grandkids!! SO NICE to have a story about an "over 50" digital nomad. Thanks!!!!
I am 79 and planning on traveling in a few weeks. I am healing from 2 spine surgeries in the last 5 months. I am going for it, traveling 1st to Mexico, which is a very beautiful, peaceful place. Thank you for mentioning Cape Town. I have wanted to visit there for many years. Maybe it will also happen!
i am 62. In my experience friends, family and spouses are not your allies in life unless you are towing the line and keeping your head down. This is also known as self-denial. The denial of self. And if you are like me and have family member(s) who present as psychopaths it becomes a real systemic problem. Strangers, on the other hand, have never given me any trouble. Casual and professional aquaintences have been the greatest source of material and emotional support as it turns out. Cant wait to start meeting all the nice strangers out there in the nomad life.
Wow this is so inspiring. You kids, and those like you, are the luckiest people on the planet! Magic life... I am at the 50 mark and watch your channel thinking I wish I was younger and I could do this. This guy made me see I actually could. Now to find a gig... : )
my stepdad works for a tech company and because of covid they got the option of remote work as much as they want, so now he only works from our cabin in the mountains. he is in mid 50s
This is really encouraging! I started traveling at 37 and now at 42 I sometimes feel a bit older than anyone else out there. The nomad life really is for anyone who has an adventurous spirit. :)
Encouraging talk! I am 50, my only son is married and I have a corporate job that I do not enjoy. I am researching all the options on how I can live a nomad life, or at least being able to supplement my income while traveling now that I am healthy enough and can enjoy life. I get all kind of criticism from my family, friends and even my husband who think I am crazy as I should wait to be retired to do that. The future is not guaranteed, who knows if I will get there, right? I am not happy with I am doing now, even at the point to get a promotion at a the management level and increase my income by 20%. I feel that I am just following the norm at the cost of my happiness. I know that a solid plan must be in place before doing this. Feel free to advise.
i am 62. In my experience friends, family and spouses are not your allies in life unless you are towing the line and keeping your head down. This is also known as self-denial. The denial of self. And if you are like me and have family member(s) who present as psychopaths it becomes a real systemic problem. Strangers, on the other hand, have never given me any trouble. Casual and professional aquaintences have been the greatest source of material and emotional support as it turns out. Cant wait to start meeting all the nice strangers out there in the nomad life.
Thank you Kristin & Palle! I needed to hear this! I'm one of those parents who is waiting for my youngest to graduate in 2024! Thank you Palle for saying that you planned your "journey" until you were able to execute it!! That encourages me not to give up.
That sounds great! You can also check out my "how to become a digital nomad" playlist on TH-cam is also a great place to start!: th-cam.com/play/PLsTStwiO7jmqS6l8UT_Mrgou3F69b8BKa.html
Thank you so much for your kind words! I strive to provide detailed and honest information in my content, and I'm glad that it resonates with you. Happy travels! 🌟🌍
This my definition of a digital nomad. A nomad is someone who carries his or her home to other places, who is highly mobile, even across borders, focused on the enjoyment of life without social or employment restrictions or without being subjected to political or national boundaries. Someone is highly open minded about the world, other cultures and ways of life. Digital is a computing term, is a mathematical term, as in digital banking, which implies having routine access to money, steady cashflow, lots of megabytes, telecommuting, being business oriented, high self motivation, focused on success through technology and business savvy or savoir faire, and on practicing environmentally responsible behaviors and lifestyles.
Hey Palle and Kristin, I already told Kristin that, at almost 70 years old, I am decided to move around the world, starting early next year, when winter is fading and spring is springing up almost everywhere. Family responsibilities have kept me from going after this long-held dream, but it is never too late. In addition, thank God, and thanks to my strict regimen of fitness, I am healthier than most young adults who are 24 years or a little older. Kristin, I really find you so interesting, so I look forward to connecting with you some time in the near future. I would love to listen to your sage advice on how to make the happiest journeys through this truly beautiful planet. God bless, protect us all.
Kristin, I am loving this video. All of it, but especially Palle's story about connecting people and becoming friends with someone through Facebook. That is my love language. ❤️❤️❤️
I always took my vacations to travel, and I always kept my base. I travelled from age 20 to 73, and I worked from 7-70, I retired in 2001 , and again at 2012. I am contented to do virtual travel, continue my journals since age 15 to the present 79th year. I am so happy this Scamdemic and poison jaband masks were not needed, or I would have stayed home in the USA, but had to leave Chicago. Earthquakes were the deal breakers for Acapulco, and Singapore was too expensive.
I'm going to be 71 in another month so this was a great video to watch. I'm checking out information on Spain now for relocation. Eastern Europe seems scary to me, but I'm tempted by Georgia.
Caucasus Georgia is a tax haven for expatriates with good enough banking options, and IZMIR (ADB) airport is a four hours road trip from Sabiha Gokcen SAW Airport, which is a good enough hub for the region of West Asia? EXCELLENT QUALITY HEALTH care services are suited to expatriates in Turkey?
This is just the third of your videos I’ve seen Kristin and I really like your style of presenting and asking questions. It’s very relaxed and real. I’m only halfway through this one, and I’m curious what happened to the person he fathered the kids with? She’s only mentioned at the beginning as one of the excess “things” he left behind, so I naturally felt kind of sorry for her. But maybe nomading’s not her cup of tea?
Hoorah. Life begins at 50 ! It's never too late for new beginnings. Of course there's always things you need to adjust, but where there's a will there's a way.
I'm 50 and thinking about doing this. Still trying to research and figure a few things out, but thank you for this video. Very inspirational and good to know I'm not too old to embark on this lifestyle. Great video as most are with people a lot younger than us older peeps. ;)
I started following Kristen a couple weeks ago and have been really inspired. My children are finishing grad school and I feel this is a great time for me to travel and live abroad. In my 50s I often feel I am too old, what will I do for work? This video is inspiring and reaffirms that it’s not too late to figure it out. Hoping to be a badass nomad one day soon.
That's awesome to hear, Jose! Age is just a number, and it's never too late to embark on new adventures. Your journey as a badass nomad awaits, and there's a whole world out there to explore. Best of luck on your exciting future travels! 🌍✈️👍
That's sounds great! You can also check out my "how to become a digital nomad" playlist on TH-cam is also a great place to start!: th-cam.com/play/PLsTStwiO7jmqS6l8UT_Mrgou3F69b8BKa.html
Subscribe to Badass Digital Nomads podcast for more interviews, tips, and advice for how to work online and travel the world! www.travelingwithkristin.com/digital-nomad-podcast
Kristin - So glad I found your YT channel. I’ve dreamed of being a digital nomad for 25 years and other than launching a tax blog during a 6-month visit to Cambodia, I have failed spectacularly. Your channel has a lot of topics that should be of great inspiration for me. (At 67, I’m planning to go back to Cambodia next year and then to Taiwan.) Thank you!
You can do it! You can also check out my "how to become a digital nomad" playlist on TH-cam is also a great place to start!: th-cam.com/play/PLsTStwiO7jmqS6l8UT_Mrgou3F69b8BKa.html
You haven't failed. You can still do it. I'm 48 years old. I was soo close until my Instagram platform got hacked for ransom in April. I still haven't got my account back but I will never give up.💛💛💛
@@lvngitcouture Thanks. I'm working on it. Just spent December in Cambodia on a vacation emote work schedule, but 10 days of covid cut my work time down. Hope to make it into an annual 3-5 month rotation this year. 👍
So glad you liked it! I have a podcast coming out with a digital nomad who is 62 in a couple weeks! Subscribe here: www.travelingwithkristin.com/digital-nomad-podcast
I’m 54 and just started my journey. Split from longtime gf and decided to hit the road. No ex wife’s, no children, no debt so why not? So far only Croatia, but Lisbon next followed by Istanbul. Airbnb so far, but that might change. Good luck out there everyone. Dominic
Turn 60 this year and so desperately want to go. Pandemic has put a hold on any travel. Money and leaving kids and grand kid is the hardest part. Also live with my oldest daughter and Grand Daughter and she needs to be able to afford to live on her own too. Getting regular work, has also been a challenge.
Hi Rome! Thanks for watching, I know the pandemic can be hard on all of us. But in the mean time, you can check out my "how to become a digital nomad" playlist on TH-cam is also a great place to start!: th-cam.com/play/PLsTStwiO7jmqS6l8UT_Mrgou3F69b8BKa.html
@@TravelingwithKristinHey Kristin, thanks for your reply. He sure is, Palle is so insightful, it just goes to show it is only ourselves that hold us back. Forgot to also say I'm glad I came across your channel and repeatedly watch your vlogs just helps me keep focused, inspired and on point. Keep going and your awesome 👍👍
Fascinating discussion. I fit into the home-base-but-love-to-travel category, but it was good to hear these perspectives. An attractive personality must go a long way, though, in making this a success, and I imagine that less magnetic types could find themselves with neither friends nor funds in short order. There's an art to it, no doubt. That's why so many of us opt for the secure and safe job, the more ostensibly predictable, despite the regrets.
Amazing, inspiring :-) I am from a little country in Central Europe and after 21 years in the same company I left my safety job and I want to enjoy every day with traveling, learning, and a new experience. So I´m in Hawai´i now. I just have some trouble with my job, I still don´t know what can I do. :-( But it´s not a barrier, it´s just a period of life and I believe I am able to bring some added value with my knowledge :-) Thank you for inspiration again. Life is beautiful :-)
So great to hear that, Helena! Which country are you from and what line of work are you in now? I'm happy to help in any way I can! Check out www.digitalnomadbootcamp.com for more resources
@@TravelingwithKristin Thank you, Kristin. I am from Europe from Slovakia, but I choose Hawai ´i for my next life because I am a summer girl :-) But the situation here is really difficult - with Covid and also with working visa restrictions. Therefore I started to think about other possibilieties, other islands, other online jobs. I have a sabbatical now, but I am a banker - I worked in that area for 21 years. But I have a lot of experience with projects and processes design, change management, crisis management. I have experience in the human resources area also - with hiring, onboarding, training and development. Therefore I am thinking about my own online business as a consultant, coach... I created an account on your website, and I want to learn from your experience as much as possible. I am open to all interesting opportunities, so I hope we can be in touch. You are a really inspiring person, and I will be glad to follow your steps.
I know right! Thanks for tuning in! Here's another video I did that talks about being a digital nomad living in Thailand: th-cam.com/video/JmGP1_Vn3cc/w-d-xo.html
Ya know Vampire Kristin, I have a few places on my list, but no where your gusto to try alot of other places. Thanks to your videos showing me the good and bad of countries I have not been.
Like your video. I have traveled to some 40 countries. I enjoyed each one in their own way they all make you grateful for being able to visit. I am now 82 and wonder if there are videos similar to yours that address people over 80 that are in still serviceable shape but everyone over 80 has a little slower reaction time to things. The thing that I disliked about traveling single when I was younger was meeting people and having good conversations with them. 40 years ago English was not as wide spoken in Asia or Latin America. I did learn to speak Australian which is a laugh in itself. The advice you have given people about traveling slow is right on. Some people say that they have seen France a.k.a. been to Paris for a week. English is now spoken in a great mini areas. How to meet people and enjoy their culture when you’re 80+.?..thanks Bob
just started looking into this and hits upon two things that of interes. i am a bit older (42) plus i want to keep my home in Bristol UK as a base. Thank you. am going to enjoy going through these videos
You can do it! Feel free to subscribe and you can also check out my "how to become a digital nomad" playlist on TH-cam is also a great place to start!: th-cam.com/play/PLsTStwiO7jmqS6l8UT_Mrgou3F69b8BKa.html
Excellent interview that’s very inspirational for us who are in their 20’s and 30’s to become a digital nomad full-time💎 What is the microphone that Palle is holding in his hand in the video and where can you purchase it?
I just started my digital nomad life. Was basically forced into it because I was just stuck in the US being able to work remotely but not making nearly enough to live. That said, what I don't hear any of these videos ever mention is this lifestyle can be extremely lonely and unless your retirement age or you have a lot of money to invest then the visa is a huge issue. Not being able to stay most countries for more than 3 months is exhausting and stressful and combined with being lonely it can break you
Yes, yes, yes... South Africa! Cape Town, Durban beach, Wild Coast and Eastern Cape beaches (makes the Brazilian beach shown rather rocky and not so nice), Kruger Park... :) When the pandemic has died down, do consider visiting our beautiful country. :) :) :)
Just found your channel. Really enjoyed this interview Kristin. Not sure if being a digital nomad full time would suit me, perhaps, but being able to become location independent, without question, would be a dream come true. My fear/concern is that I am a complete 'caveman' when it comes to technology which clearly is needed to achieve this lifestyle.
Thanks for watching! I am sure you can do it too! You can also check out my "how to become a digital nomad" playlist on TH-cam is also a great place to start!: th-cam.com/play/PLsTStwiO7jmqS6l8UT_Mrgou3F69b8BKa.html
Go for it! Age should never be a barrier to pursuing your dreams and exploring new experiences. Embracing new adventures can bring joy and fulfillment at any stage of life and my book Digital Nomad for Dummies could help amzn.to/3JLLx5c Wishing you all the best on your journey.🙌😊
I'm 71 and taking a break from digital nomad. I have been in this mode for 10 years...and the itch is attacking. This past year I focused on getting my health to the "it's great" stage so I could handle the rigors of travel. As soon as these covid limitatioins are lifted, I'm back on the road. I've thought of doing a podcast, or vlog...or blog, but then tell myself..."who wants to hear from you? you're just old now'. :(
Hi Kristin, thanks for all your very interesting videos! I live in North Carolina and have serious plans now to travel down to Mexico, Central and South America as a digital nomad. I'm turning 52 this month btw so it was nice to see an older guy in this video! Anyway, I have a question unrelated to age :) Do you have suggestions on how to best solve the cell phone situation? Are most digital nomads sticking to apps such as WhatsApp, Skype, LINE, etc. and restrict their use to WiFi hotspots to call their families? I looked at Verizon international data and voice plans but I'm finding them ridiculously expensive so that's non-starter for me it seems. Do you have any thoughts or suggestions? Thanks!
Hi Alex, glad you enjoyed the conversation! Palle is a legend. Regarding your question, I use T-Mobile so I can keep a US number in one cell phone on a month-to-month plan (and it includes international data but very slow). I also keep a second cell phone unlocked that I can use local SIM cards in. I also use SkyRoam as a WiFi hotspot for a back-up connection. Here's my link: bit.ly/SkyRoam Hope this helps!
Thanks for the info @@TravelingwithKristin , I'll take a look at SkyRoam. It looks like a good solution for Google maps if I'm driving around or important internet calls.
This was so amazing. I want to be a digital nomad. How do you start? I want to learn how to do something I can do to make money online. Any suggestions?
Great to hear it! I recommend this video and the workbook that goes with it! Made for people just getting started th-cam.com/video/n_4byfTG3WA/w-d-xo.html
How do you manage healthcare and finance? I’m US based and thinking of starting in France and staying in AirBnB one month at a time and move on around Europe.
I will definitely have a base in Portugal, since I will be operating in EU. But Brazil is so much cheaper to live. So far I'm not considering Philippines or Georgia. Frankly not having warm weather is an option I would rather avoid.
Hi Kristin. You mentioned about a group where there are nomadic families and they give advice. I would like to travel with my children too. Where can I find more information please?
Hi Kriss! Do you remember the time stamp? I checked the show notes but it looks like I didn't add them as it was one of my first podcast episodes and I didn't know what I was doing 😄 www.travelingwithkristin.com/digital-nomad-podcast/2019/06/never-too-late-retire-as-a-digital-nomad-palle-bo
How do you figure out what to do for income? I own a boarding kennel and barely get to leave my property much less travel. I love dogs, but the last 23 years of my life has been spent raising my youngest son and caring for people’s dogs while THEY travel!
There a number of ways, you can check out this link: www.podcastinsights.com/make-money-podcasting/ I have only been to Cape Verde so far, but I hope to visit Ghana, Kenya, and South Africa this year
Love the idea of travelling full-time until my kids start producing babies! It's just given me a tip on when to stop this long journey as a digital nomad, giving me some sort of security that I have a place to get back:)
Yeah that sounds like a plan! if you haven't yet you can check out my "how to become a digital nomad" playlist on TH-cam is also a great place to start!: th-cam.com/play/PLsTStwiO7jmqS6l8UT_Mrgou3F69b8BKa.html
I think it can possibly be the future. I think that he is from Denmark, where there is substantial social services, it gives you this luxury. I don't think it's possible to think like this for Americans. It is important to say for the future.
Not true. Vagabond was synonymous of homeless or tramp, though maybe a bit less desperate. Modern day "nomads" are more like location independent or travelling "yuppies." Not really very bohemian, too much like privileged backpackers.
I'm 52. I'm working hard for the exodus from Maryland, usa. It's all ready happened. I just have to catch up with it. ❤️❤️❤️ This time next year, GONE BABY GONE!
Without a plan for retirement, how do you live without being a burden to others? After 60, you are likely to get more health related issues and may not be able to always have a nomadic life style (or even work).
@slhermit, My main need to go abroad is for health care bc I've been written off as having no value even as an elite athlete from age 5 through age 41 w/ three degrees, three teacher credentials, + tons of skills. Through the escalated withholding of medical care over decades, I was made into a person w/ multi complex disabilities, extremely limited mobility w/ also the non provision of prescribled palliative curative care including much needed pain management to prescribed palliative care until hospice care is needed. There may be more due to withheld follow up diagnostic testing for 3 types of cancer. ER to all forms of healthcare are withheld. I'm 59. This obviously isn't what I want for myself. This isn't even the culture I want to die in. I just want to be treated humanely. I also can't afford to live in the USA. Almost everything I owned was just destroyed by 4 months of sewage back ups + floodings further harming other chronic, acute, recurrent, to endemic infections as part of disabilities effecting my respiratory - pulmonary, + immune system, + I can't afford housing + low income housing which I've been repeatedly found qualified for - just liike all those mentioned forms of medical care - and even a specialty electric wheelchair - have been withheld. An ortho surgeon implanted medically contraindicated devices including where they never should be placed without requesting or obtaining permission despite 100% of ppl sustaining massive disc ruptures within 5yrs. The surgeon graduated valedictorian from top notch undergrad + med school, so it seems to be a case of what a Canadian writer wrote about in the NY Times as being "intentional medical harm designed to shorten the lives of ppl w/ disabilities + to force an unbearable or impossible existence. Once the massive disc ruptures occurred that's when medical care intensively began to be withheld w/ the surgeon + primary care provider of then 23 yrs patient dumping me within 24 hrs of each other. I didn't know for years the extent of what the surgeon had done to me followed ny even much worse. Getting overseas would be the biggest challenge followed by severely impaired mobility w/ the discs in my spine compressing my dried out + easily severable spinal cord w/ widespread nerve damage + pain which is severe to agonizing. I always loved travel, meeting ppl from all over the world, experiencing new cultures, traditions, foods, scenery, + extreme to outdoor sports, + activities plus walking all day exploring the beauty of a new place + having engaging conversations w/ other backpackers as well plus sharing a flat together long term. I know my situation is well beyond the wheelchair travel as prospective digital expat, but I'd really like to know if that is a reality explored on this channel yet along w/ medical tourism to regain quality of life + one's humanity. Thank you so much.
Yeah, duh. I am divorced for many years single Mom, I took my we'un to Ireland for 8 months when he was only 3. I couldn't pick him up and drop him into another culture and away from his family. So now, 2022, I was in England and my partner of 12 years died, out of nowhere. Gonna call that the worst 2 months in the UK ever. At the point, I would like to say don't wait.❤️
I'm a Digital Homad. I travel to other countries in my imagination and work remote from my home. I order all my food to be delivered and very rarely step outside my house. Some call it an exciting alternative way to live but many mental health professionals call it agoraphobia.
This video was inn 2019. its 2021 now and the world has transition. I will love to be apart of this Nomad living. Words cant explain how working from my laptop than day to day brick and mortar life. I will be getting my passport to go to Dubai to free myself and enjoy retirement. So please update how to get started. Thanks.
Hi Terry, you can check out my "how to become a digital nomad" playlist on TH-cam is also a great place to start!: th-cam.com/play/PLsTStwiO7jmqS6l8UT_Mrgou3F69b8BKa.html
if I am eligible for a Digital Nomad visa (in any EU countries). After living there a few years Can I apply for a Permanent residence there in Greece/ Italy/ Spain leading to Citizenship ???
I will start at 66 and a half. Hey, if the 95 years old Mama San would ride her bike to DJ-ing all night, that's epic stuff and leave no room for excuses for the younsters-🙃🤞🏼
I'm sure you don't need to hear this by now... but... 1) I love your voice! 2) Your body PERFECT! and 3) You are one of the most inspiring people that I have seen in recent years. That is all.😎
That's what I specialize in! For help send an email to hello at Travelingwithkristin.com or you can sign up for my email list at www.travelingwithkristin.com/subscribe
HI Vic you can check out my "how to become a digital nomad" playlist on TH-cam is also a great place to start!: th-cam.com/play/PLsTStwiO7jmqS6l8UT_Mrgou3F69b8BKa.html
I'm over 50 and moving out of the US. Starting in Portugal and may roam around for awhile!
Great to hear that! Where to in Portugal?
Me too!
Me too!! I'm moving to Portugal also from the US. I'm in Vegas. You?
That is what I want to do!!
Congratulations!
I'm 50, my youngest kid turned 18 a few months ago. I've bought a ticket from NYC to Amsterdam in October 2021!! And I'm bringing my dog too!! I'm planning Eastern Europe, then Ireland for a year on a working holiday visa - I am graduating with my master's degree in education in June from University of Washington!!! Ireland is one country that doesn't discriminate by age on the working holiday visa!!! I've got the same plan...travel for 10-15 years until my three kids start having grandkids!! SO NICE to have a story about an "over 50" digital nomad. Thanks!!!!
Glad you enjoyed the video! How is your trip? Feel free to subscribe!
I am 65 and I'm dreaming of going Nomad. Im preparing myself for the adventure
You can do it, Victor!
Just did it at 62
o@@naillijseer i too am 62 now looking at this whole thing hard.
I am 79 and planning to travel overseas again! I had stopped for a few years to have 3 spine surgeries. But it’s in my blood, so here I go again!
Tunisia is a residency option for those over the age of 65!
I am 79 and planning on traveling in a few weeks. I am healing from 2 spine surgeries in the last 5 months. I am going for it, traveling 1st to Mexico, which is a very beautiful, peaceful place.
Thank you for mentioning Cape Town. I have wanted to visit there for many years. Maybe it will also happen!
That's great to hear! Hope you are enjoying you trip! Thanks for watching!
Being over 50 myself, I enjoyed watching this.
So glad it was helpful, Kristina! Go for it!
i am 62. In my experience friends, family and spouses are not your allies in life unless you are towing the line and keeping your head down. This is also known as self-denial. The denial of self. And if you are like me and have family member(s) who present as psychopaths it becomes a real systemic problem. Strangers, on the other hand, have never given me any trouble. Casual and professional aquaintences have been the greatest source of material and emotional support as it turns out. Cant wait to start meeting all the nice strangers out there in the nomad life.
Wow this is so inspiring. You kids, and those like you, are the luckiest people on the planet! Magic life...
I am at the 50 mark and watch your channel thinking I wish I was younger and I could do this. This guy made me see I actually could. Now to find a gig... : )
Yes, Ila! you can totally do it! What do you work in?
my stepdad works for a tech company and because of covid they got the option of remote work as much as they want, so now he only works from our cabin in the mountains. he is in mid 50s
@@alvegutt42 is he a programmer I
You can! :) Don’t let the under-40s have all the fun.
@@shinyshinythings exactly how old are you honey
Love that the interviewer is not interrupting the guy at all!!!
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This is really encouraging! I started traveling at 37 and now at 42 I sometimes feel a bit older than anyone else out there. The nomad life really is for anyone who has an adventurous spirit. :)
Glad you enjoyed it! Thanks for watching!
Encouraging talk! I am 50, my only son is married and I have a corporate job that I do not enjoy. I am researching all the options on how I can live a nomad life, or at least being able to supplement my income while traveling now that I am healthy enough and can enjoy life. I get all kind of criticism from my family, friends and even my husband who think I am crazy as I should wait to be retired to do that. The future is not guaranteed, who knows if I will get there, right? I am not happy with I am doing now, even at the point to get a promotion at a the management level and increase my income by 20%. I feel that I am just following the norm at the cost of my happiness. I know that a solid plan must be in place before doing this. Feel free to advise.
Hi Ivelisse, great question! I have a chapter all about that in my upcoming book! You can pre-order here: bit.ly/DN101Book
i am 62. In my experience friends, family and spouses are not your allies in life unless you are towing the line and keeping your head down. This is also known as self-denial. The denial of self. And if you are like me and have family member(s) who present as psychopaths it becomes a real systemic problem. Strangers, on the other hand, have never given me any trouble. Casual and professional aquaintences have been the greatest source of material and emotional support as it turns out. Cant wait to start meeting all the nice strangers out there in the nomad life.
Don't quit your day job
I live out of a suitcase. Helps keep me travel ready and organized
Who knows how your health will be in your sixties?
Thank you Kristin & Palle! I needed to hear this! I'm one of those parents who is waiting for my youngest to graduate in 2024! Thank you Palle for saying that you planned your "journey" until you were able to execute it!! That encourages me not to give up.
I'm over 50 and I'm starting my digital nomad journey.
That sounds great! You can also check out my "how to become a digital nomad" playlist on TH-cam is also a great place to start!: th-cam.com/play/PLsTStwiO7jmqS6l8UT_Mrgou3F69b8BKa.html
I really love your vibe. Very detailed, very matter of fact, and you come across honest and not like a used care salesman of the lifestyle.
Thank you so much for your kind words! I strive to provide detailed and honest information in my content, and I'm glad that it resonates with you. Happy travels! 🌟🌍
This my definition of a digital nomad. A nomad is someone who carries his or her home to other places, who is highly mobile, even across borders, focused on the enjoyment of life without social or employment restrictions or without being subjected to political or national boundaries. Someone is highly open minded about the world, other cultures and ways of life. Digital is a computing term, is a mathematical term, as in digital banking, which implies having routine access to money, steady cashflow, lots of megabytes, telecommuting, being business oriented, high self motivation, focused on success through technology and business savvy or savoir faire, and on practicing environmentally responsible behaviors and lifestyles.
Yes! Thanks for sharing this John!
Hey Palle and Kristin, I already told Kristin that, at almost 70 years old, I am decided to move around the world, starting early next year, when winter is fading and spring is springing up almost everywhere. Family responsibilities have kept me from going after this long-held dream, but it is never too late. In addition, thank God, and thanks to my strict regimen of fitness, I am healthier than most young adults who are 24 years or a little older.
Kristin, I really find you so interesting, so I look forward to connecting with you some time in the near future. I would love to listen to your sage advice on how to make the happiest journeys through this truly beautiful planet. God bless, protect us all.
Thank you so much for the kind words, Antonio!
@@TravelingwithKristin Kristin, you deserved them, and more. Keep up the great work. Hope to connect more with you soon.
Kristin, I am loving this video. All of it, but especially Palle's story about connecting people and becoming friends with someone through Facebook. That is my love language. ❤️❤️❤️
Glad you enjoyed it!
I always took my vacations to travel, and I always kept my base. I travelled from age 20 to 73, and I worked from 7-70, I retired in 2001 , and again at 2012. I am contented to do virtual travel, continue my journals since age 15 to the present 79th year. I am so happy this Scamdemic and poison jaband masks were not needed, or I would have stayed home in the USA, but had to leave Chicago. Earthquakes were the deal breakers for Acapulco, and Singapore was too expensive.
So many adventures! Love to hear that :D Keep it up!
I'm going to be 71 in another month so this was a great video to watch. I'm checking out information on Spain now for relocation. Eastern Europe seems scary to me, but I'm tempted by Georgia.
Caucasus Georgia is a tax haven for expatriates with good enough banking options, and IZMIR (ADB) airport is a four hours road trip from Sabiha Gokcen SAW Airport, which is a good enough hub for the region of West Asia? EXCELLENT QUALITY HEALTH care services are suited to expatriates in Turkey?
Hi Steve! I do have a video on Spain's cost of living if you want to check that out: th-cam.com/video/Q2v_A-iHGvc/w-d-xo.html
Explaining myself to friends or family is at the bottom of the list.
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This is just the third of your videos I’ve seen Kristin and I really like your style of presenting and asking questions. It’s very relaxed and real. I’m only halfway through this one, and I’m curious what happened to the person he fathered the kids with? She’s only mentioned at the beginning as one of the excess “things” he left behind, so I naturally felt kind of sorry for her. But maybe nomading’s not her cup of tea?
Go Kristin, djing is awesome! Can't wait for the first mix
Thanks, Steve! I have a soundcloud now! soundcloud.com/kikiwilsondj
I totally felt this video! A interesting and very good video with a different perspective. 🙏
Glad you enjoyed! I have another interview here if you want to check it out: th-cam.com/video/zQdWpHjJP8o/w-d-xo.html
Hoorah. Life begins at 50 !
It's never too late for new beginnings. Of course there's always things you need to adjust, but where there's a will there's a way.
I'm 50 and thinking about doing this. Still trying to research and figure a few things out, but thank you for this video. Very inspirational and good to know I'm not too old to embark on this lifestyle. Great video as most are with people a lot younger than us older peeps. ;)
You can do it! Glad you liked my video Donna! Best of luck 😊💗🙌
So inspiring 🤩🤩 Thank you soooo much for sharing this video 😍
Glad you found the video inspiring Meryam Le! 😊
Kristin , what a GREAT interview Great work you are such a natural.
Thank you so much, Paul! It helps motivate me to keep going!
I love this, encouraged me to start thinking planning to make the move, need to sharpen my skills and know what I can do online
There are some great videos on this playlist to help you get started! th-cam.com/play/PLsTStwiO7jmqS6l8UT_Mrgou3F69b8BKa.html
I started following Kristen a couple weeks ago and have been really inspired. My children are finishing grad school and I feel this is a great time for me to travel and live abroad. In my 50s I often feel I am too old, what will I do for work? This video is inspiring and reaffirms that it’s not too late to figure it out. Hoping to be a badass nomad one day soon.
That's awesome to hear, Jose! Age is just a number, and it's never too late to embark on new adventures. Your journey as a badass nomad awaits, and there's a whole world out there to explore. Best of luck on your exciting future travels! 🌍✈️👍
How exciting!! I am 42 and was wondering if I was too old to start, but now I am inspired! Right on, Palle!!
That's great, Heather! 🙌💛
Yes! I'm 52 and starting my journey!! Kids are out!!
That's sounds great! You can also check out my "how to become a digital nomad" playlist on TH-cam is also a great place to start!: th-cam.com/play/PLsTStwiO7jmqS6l8UT_Mrgou3F69b8BKa.html
Subscribe to Badass Digital Nomads podcast for more interviews, tips, and advice for how to work online and travel the world! www.travelingwithkristin.com/digital-nomad-podcast
Kristin - So glad I found your YT channel. I’ve dreamed of being a digital nomad for 25 years and other than launching a tax blog during a 6-month visit to Cambodia, I have failed spectacularly. Your channel has a lot of topics that should be of great inspiration for me. (At 67, I’m planning to go back to Cambodia next year and then to Taiwan.) Thank you!
You can do it! You can also check out my "how to become a digital nomad" playlist on TH-cam is also a great place to start!: th-cam.com/play/PLsTStwiO7jmqS6l8UT_Mrgou3F69b8BKa.html
You haven't failed. You can still do it. I'm 48 years old. I was soo close until my Instagram platform got hacked for ransom in April. I still haven't got my account back but I will never give up.💛💛💛
@@lvngitcouture Thanks. I'm working on it. Just spent December in Cambodia on a vacation
emote work schedule, but 10 days of covid cut my work time down. Hope to make it into an annual 3-5 month rotation this year. 👍
@@davem.792 Fantastic! Keep going 😁
56 here and Im planning to start my digital nomad life next year once my son is all set up in his own place. Cant wait! :D Just joined your Fb group x
Love this. Do you have more info on 50 plus people that choose this lifestyle?
So glad you liked it! I have a podcast coming out with a digital nomad who is 62 in a couple weeks! Subscribe here: www.travelingwithkristin.com/digital-nomad-podcast
Only a badass would start a DM life at 50
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@@TravelingwithKristin I'll probably start doing it in my early 60's.
I'm 62 and have started considering it. So I guess I'm super bad ass 🙂
Great video!!! I agreed with everything said. Thank you from a 14 years nomad (not digital) just nomad!!!👍😊
Glad you resonated with my video Mireya!! Thank you so much for watching!
I’m 54 and just started my journey. Split from longtime gf and decided to hit the road. No ex wife’s, no children, no debt so why not? So far only Croatia, but Lisbon next followed by Istanbul. Airbnb so far, but that might change. Good luck out there everyone. Dominic
Hi Dominic! That's great to hear and best of luck to you🙏 Have a safe and happy travels! 😊
Another great show. I like the idea of having the map with dots. Great idea for visualization purposes!
Glad it was helpful! Feel free to subscribe!
There is so much to see and experience in this world.
True! Thanks for watching!
Turn 60 this year and so desperately want to go. Pandemic has put a hold on any travel. Money and leaving kids and grand kid is the hardest part. Also live with my oldest daughter and Grand Daughter and she needs to be able to afford to live on her own too. Getting regular work, has also been a challenge.
Hi Rome! Thanks for watching, I know the pandemic can be hard on all of us. But in the mean time, you can check out my "how to become a digital nomad" playlist on TH-cam is also a great place to start!: th-cam.com/play/PLsTStwiO7jmqS6l8UT_Mrgou3F69b8BKa.html
I LOVED that one! He was a cool guest! I want to go on a Bad Ass Digital Vagabond Cruise! Will you do that again Kristen?
For sure! Thanks Rich!
loving this vlog, so inspiring. Am not there yet but hopefully when I get to that age to have this full of life experience.👍👏👏
Hiya, Kresky! Thanks for your comment! Palle is a hero, right!? Such a legend. We can all aspire to collect that many life experiences!
@@TravelingwithKristinHey Kristin, thanks for your reply. He sure is, Palle is so insightful, it just goes to show it is only ourselves that hold us back. Forgot to also say I'm glad I came across your channel and repeatedly watch your vlogs just helps me keep focused, inspired and on point. Keep going and your awesome 👍👍
Thanks Kresky! I'm sorry I never saw this comment. Thank you for the kind words!
Fascinating discussion. I fit into the home-base-but-love-to-travel category, but it was good to hear these perspectives. An attractive personality must go a long way, though, in making this a success, and I imagine that less magnetic types could find themselves with neither friends nor funds in short order. There's an art to it, no doubt. That's why so many of us opt for the secure and safe job, the more ostensibly predictable, despite the regrets.
Well said! Thanks for sharing!
Amazing, inspiring :-) I am from a little country in Central Europe and after 21 years in the same company I left my safety job and I want to enjoy every day with traveling, learning, and a new experience. So I´m in Hawai´i now. I just have some trouble with my job, I still don´t know what can I do. :-( But it´s not a barrier, it´s just a period of life and I believe I am able to bring some added value with my knowledge :-) Thank you for inspiration again. Life is beautiful :-)
So great to hear that, Helena! Which country are you from and what line of work are you in now? I'm happy to help in any way I can! Check out www.digitalnomadbootcamp.com for more resources
@@TravelingwithKristin Thank you, Kristin. I am from Europe from Slovakia, but I choose Hawai ´i for my next life because I am a summer girl :-) But the situation here is really difficult - with Covid and also with working visa restrictions. Therefore I started to think about other possibilieties, other islands, other online jobs. I have a sabbatical now, but I am a banker - I worked in that area for 21 years. But I have a lot of experience with projects and processes design, change management, crisis management. I have experience in the human resources area also - with hiring, onboarding, training and development. Therefore I am thinking about my own online business as a consultant, coach...
I created an account on your website, and I want to learn from your experience as much as possible. I am open to all interesting opportunities, so I hope we can be in touch. You are a really inspiring person, and I will be glad to follow your steps.
This is inspiring!!!! I love it
So great to hear that, Heba!
I loved that interview. He’s a badass.
I know right! Thanks for tuning in! Here's another video I did that talks about being a digital nomad living in Thailand: th-cam.com/video/JmGP1_Vn3cc/w-d-xo.html
Ya know Vampire Kristin, I have a few places on my list, but no where your gusto to try alot of other places. Thanks to your videos showing me the good and bad of countries I have not been.
My pleasure! Feel free to subscribe for more!
Great I admire people who are traveling working on line and enjoying life congratulations
Thank you so much!
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Like your video. I have traveled to some 40 countries. I enjoyed each one in their own way they all make you grateful for being able to visit. I am now 82 and wonder if there are videos similar to yours that address people over 80 that are in still serviceable shape but everyone over 80 has a little slower reaction time to things. The thing that I disliked about traveling single when I was younger was meeting people and having good conversations with them. 40 years ago English was not as wide spoken in Asia or Latin America. I did learn to speak Australian which is a laugh in itself. The advice you have given people about traveling slow is right on. Some people say that they have seen France a.k.a. been to Paris for a week. English is now spoken in a great mini areas. How to meet people and enjoy their culture when you’re 80+.?..thanks Bob
Glad you resonated with my content!
just started looking into this and hits upon two things that of interes. i am a bit older (42) plus i want to keep my home in Bristol UK as a base. Thank you. am going to enjoy going through these videos
You can do it! Feel free to subscribe and you can also check out my "how to become a digital nomad" playlist on TH-cam is also a great place to start!: th-cam.com/play/PLsTStwiO7jmqS6l8UT_Mrgou3F69b8BKa.html
Excellent interview that’s very inspirational for us who are in their 20’s and 30’s to become a digital nomad full-time💎 What is the microphone that Palle is holding in his hand in the video and where can you purchase it?
I just started my digital nomad life. Was basically forced into it because I was just stuck in the US being able to work remotely but not making nearly enough to live. That said, what I don't hear any of these videos ever mention is this lifestyle can be extremely lonely and unless your retirement age or you have a lot of money to invest then the visa is a huge issue. Not being able to stay most countries for more than 3 months is exhausting and stressful and combined with being lonely it can break you
I understand Kristofer, I actually talked about loneliness as a digital nomad in this video th-cam.com/video/ZwxGU1jhPKs/w-d-xo.html
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Thank you for this amazing video
Glad you liked it, Luis!
Yes, yes, yes... South Africa! Cape Town, Durban beach, Wild Coast and Eastern Cape beaches (makes the Brazilian beach shown rather rocky and not so nice), Kruger Park... :) When the pandemic has died down, do consider visiting our beautiful country. :) :) :)
Thanks for sharing Ann! Feel free to subscribe!
Just found your channel. Really enjoyed this interview Kristin. Not sure if being a digital nomad full time would suit me, perhaps, but being able to become location independent, without question, would be a dream come true. My fear/concern is that I am a complete 'caveman' when it comes to technology which clearly is needed to achieve this lifestyle.
Thanks for watching! I am sure you can do it too! You can also check out my "how to become a digital nomad" playlist on TH-cam is also a great place to start!: th-cam.com/play/PLsTStwiO7jmqS6l8UT_Mrgou3F69b8BKa.html
I am older and I actually would love to do this.
Go for it! Age should never be a barrier to pursuing your dreams and exploring new experiences. Embracing new adventures can bring joy and fulfillment at any stage of life and my book Digital Nomad for Dummies could help amzn.to/3JLLx5c Wishing you all the best on your journey.🙌😊
I'm 71 and taking a break from digital nomad. I have been in this mode for 10 years...and the itch is attacking. This past year I focused on getting my health to the "it's great" stage so I could handle the rigors of travel. As soon as these covid limitatioins are lifted, I'm back on the road. I've thought of doing a podcast, or vlog...or blog, but then tell myself..."who wants to hear from you? you're just old now'. :(
Please do TH-cam. there will be a lot of viewers.
I do. I've been wanting to go nomad, but most of these people vlogging are 30 years younger than me. It would be nice to hear from someone older.
Love this episode because he is older then the norm. What’s his channel name or blog?
Hi Belinda! His podcast is called The Radio Vagabond. Enjoy! www.theradiovagabond.com
Hi Kristin, thanks for all your very interesting videos! I live in North Carolina and have serious plans now to travel down to Mexico, Central and South America as a digital nomad. I'm turning 52 this month btw so it was nice to see an older guy in this video! Anyway, I have a question unrelated to age :) Do you have suggestions on how to best solve the cell phone situation? Are most digital nomads sticking to apps such as WhatsApp, Skype, LINE, etc. and restrict their use to WiFi hotspots to call their families? I looked at Verizon international data and voice plans but I'm finding them ridiculously expensive so that's non-starter for me it seems. Do you have any thoughts or suggestions? Thanks!
Hi Alex, glad you enjoyed the conversation! Palle is a legend. Regarding your question, I use T-Mobile so I can keep a US number in one cell phone on a month-to-month plan (and it includes international data but very slow). I also keep a second cell phone unlocked that I can use local SIM cards in. I also use SkyRoam as a WiFi hotspot for a back-up connection. Here's my link: bit.ly/SkyRoam Hope this helps!
Thanks for the info @@TravelingwithKristin , I'll take a look at SkyRoam. It looks like a good solution for Google maps if I'm driving around or important internet calls.
This was so amazing. I want to be a digital nomad. How do you start? I want to learn how to do something I can do to make money online. Any suggestions?
Great to hear it! I recommend this video and the workbook that goes with it! Made for people just getting started th-cam.com/video/n_4byfTG3WA/w-d-xo.html
Wonderful listening!
Thanks for listening!
I turn 60 in 3 days. Doesn't keep me from wanting to write code somewhere else. In fact, makes it more important.
Also... spent first 3 months of this year working in Mexico & Costa Rica. Made me realize how do-able it is.
Thanks for sharing! I hope you enjoy your day! 😀
Very inspiring. Thank you❤️
You are so welcome! Glad you enjoyed it, feel free to subscribe!
Awesome!!!
Thank you! Cheers!
Love this. 5 more years to 50, can’t wait 😊
Thanks Ganesh! Good for you! 😃
Yes I need to learn I’m over 50 but willing to learn sounds like a plan
If you need help you can start with my bootcamp Jose. www.digitalnomadbootcamp.com 😊
How do you manage healthcare and finance? I’m US based and thinking of starting in France and staying in AirBnB one month at a time and move on around Europe.
I'll try to cover this question soon! Thanks!
I will definitely have a base in Portugal, since I will be operating in EU.
But Brazil is so much cheaper to live.
So far I'm not considering Philippines or Georgia.
Frankly not having warm weather is an option I would rather avoid.
Those are good choices too AZ. Hope you could find the best place for you! 😊
Giorgio Moroder's Electric Dreams - totally the digital nomad theme song.
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Hi Kristin. You mentioned about a group where there are nomadic families and they give advice. I would like to travel with my children too. Where can I find more information please?
Hi Kriss! Do you remember the time stamp? I checked the show notes but it looks like I didn't add them as it was one of my first podcast episodes and I didn't know what I was doing 😄 www.travelingwithkristin.com/digital-nomad-podcast/2019/06/never-too-late-retire-as-a-digital-nomad-palle-bo
@@TravelingwithKristin it was from 8:15. I believe I've found the group now, it's called Long term Digital Nomad Success. I just saw it on the video 🙂
How do you figure out what to do for income? I own a boarding kennel and barely get to leave my property much less travel. I love dogs, but the last 23 years of my life has been spent raising my youngest son and caring for people’s dogs while THEY travel!
Hi Leslie! This video covers how I make money online! th-cam.com/video/q9G4EETqxig/w-d-xo.html
So how does a podcast make money? Btw I left Cape Town 20+ years ago and miss it every day. You should go.
There a number of ways, you can check out this link: www.podcastinsights.com/make-money-podcasting/ I have only been to Cape Verde so far, but I hope to visit Ghana, Kenya, and South Africa this year
Love the idea of travelling full-time until my kids start producing babies! It's just given me a tip on when to stop this long journey as a digital nomad, giving me some sort of security that I have a place to get back:)
Yeah that sounds like a plan! if you haven't yet you can check out my "how to become a digital nomad" playlist on TH-cam is also a great place to start!: th-cam.com/play/PLsTStwiO7jmqS6l8UT_Mrgou3F69b8BKa.html
63 and starting a digital nomad’s life
I think it can possibly be the future. I think that he is from Denmark, where there is substantial social services, it gives you this luxury. I don't think it's possible to think like this for Americans. It is important to say for the future.
you can do over 50 countries called united states .. all different countries with out borders plus islands .
That's true - there's a lot of diversity in the US!
Tell me about the mic he's holding. The sound is great.
Nice pod. Have you come across any nomads who have kids?
Yes! I have a few episodes about this in my podcast here: www.badassdigitalnomads.com/category/traveling-as-a-familywith-kids/
"vagabond" is how they called nomads in the 60s and 70s
It's true!
Not true. Vagabond was synonymous of homeless or tramp, though maybe a bit less desperate. Modern day "nomads" are more like location independent or travelling "yuppies." Not really very bohemian, too much like privileged backpackers.
My Military friend has been in 105 countries!
That sounds awesome!
Does Denmark require their citizens (who are digital nomads) to keep paying their high taxes?
Curious - what kind of jobs are people doing? What companies are folks working for that accommodate remote work life?
Hey there I do have a video about getting a remote work, if you want to check that out: th-cam.com/video/jTMWZVCXlD4/w-d-xo.html
I'm 52. I'm working hard for the exodus from Maryland, usa. It's all ready happened. I just have to catch up with it. ❤️❤️❤️ This time next year, GONE BABY GONE!
All the best to you, Barbara!
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Without a plan for retirement, how do you live without being a burden to others?
After 60, you are likely to get more health related issues and may not be able to always
have a nomadic life style (or even work).
@slhermit, My main need to go abroad is for health care bc I've been written off as having no value even as an elite athlete from age 5 through age 41 w/ three degrees, three teacher credentials, + tons of skills. Through the escalated withholding of medical care over decades, I was made into a person w/ multi complex disabilities, extremely limited mobility w/ also the non provision of prescribled palliative curative care including much needed pain management to prescribed palliative care until hospice care is needed. There may be more due to withheld follow up diagnostic testing for 3 types of cancer. ER to all forms of healthcare are withheld. I'm 59. This obviously isn't what I want for myself. This isn't even the culture I want to die in. I just want to be treated humanely.
I also can't afford to live in the USA. Almost everything I owned was just destroyed by 4 months of sewage back ups + floodings further harming other chronic, acute, recurrent, to endemic infections as part of disabilities effecting my respiratory - pulmonary, + immune system, + I can't afford housing + low income housing which I've been repeatedly found qualified for - just liike all those mentioned forms of medical care - and even a specialty electric wheelchair - have been withheld. An ortho surgeon implanted medically contraindicated devices including where they never should be placed without requesting or obtaining permission despite 100% of ppl sustaining massive disc ruptures within 5yrs. The surgeon graduated valedictorian from top notch undergrad + med school, so it seems to be a case of what a Canadian writer wrote about in the NY Times as being "intentional medical harm designed to shorten the lives of ppl w/ disabilities + to force an unbearable or impossible existence. Once the massive disc ruptures occurred that's when medical care intensively began to be withheld w/ the surgeon + primary care provider of then 23 yrs patient dumping me within 24 hrs of each other. I didn't know for years the extent of what the surgeon had done to me followed ny even much worse. Getting overseas would be the biggest challenge followed by severely impaired mobility w/ the discs in my spine compressing my dried out + easily severable spinal cord w/ widespread nerve damage + pain which is severe to agonizing.
I always loved travel, meeting ppl from all over the world, experiencing new cultures, traditions, foods, scenery, + extreme to outdoor sports, + activities plus walking all day exploring the beauty of a new place + having engaging conversations w/ other backpackers as well plus sharing a flat together long term. I know my situation is well beyond the wheelchair travel as prospective digital expat, but I'd really like to know if that is a reality explored on this channel yet along w/ medical tourism to regain quality of life + one's humanity. Thank you so much.
33:23-33:28 - That sounded almost like Elizabeth Holmes of Theranos. :-)
Hahaha classic... I never really heard her speak before! She's just an ominous figure...
Yeah, duh. I am divorced for many years single Mom, I took my we'un to Ireland for 8 months when he was only 3. I couldn't pick him up and drop him into another culture and away from his family.
So now, 2022, I was in England and my partner of 12 years died, out of nowhere. Gonna call that the worst 2 months in the UK ever.
At the point, I would like to say don't wait.❤️
So sorry to hear about your partner, Barbara. Hope you are doing well.
I'm a Digital Homad. I travel to other countries in my imagination and work remote from my home. I order all my food to be delivered and very rarely step outside my house. Some call it an exciting alternative way to live but many mental health professionals call it agoraphobia.
😅 Maybe traveling to a new place for a short time can do you some good too, Michael :)
@@TravelingwithKristin Maybe I’ll give Argentina a chance. But then I’m coming straight back to Alabama.
Kristan,suggest me the latest trending nomad.
This video was inn 2019. its 2021 now and the world has transition. I will love to be apart of this Nomad living. Words cant explain how working from my laptop than day to day brick and mortar life. I will be getting my passport to go to Dubai to free myself and enjoy retirement. So please update how to get started. Thanks.
Hi Terry, you can check out my "how to become a digital nomad" playlist on TH-cam is also a great place to start!: th-cam.com/play/PLsTStwiO7jmqS6l8UT_Mrgou3F69b8BKa.html
what do you guys do about health insurance?
I have a video about this coming up! Stay tuned!
There travel and expat global affordable health insurances from as little as USD 200 per month. Me being 56 years old and self retired from 2018.
if I am eligible for a Digital Nomad visa (in any EU countries). After living there a few years Can I apply for a Permanent residence there in Greece/ Italy/ Spain leading to Citizenship ???
Great Video!
Thanks! So glad you enjoyed
I will start at 66 and a half. Hey, if the 95 years old Mama San would ride her bike to DJ-ing all night, that's epic stuff and leave no room for excuses for the younsters-🙃🤞🏼
So inspiring!!
I'm sure you don't need to hear this by now... but...
1) I love your voice!
2) Your body PERFECT!
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3) You are one of the most inspiring people that I have seen in recent years.
That is all.😎
Thank you so much for the kind words!
I would love to do this at 51. But have no idea how to even start.
That's what I specialize in! For help send an email to hello at Travelingwithkristin.com or you can sign up for my email list at www.travelingwithkristin.com/subscribe
@@TravelingwithKristin thanks I will.
Bonjour Kristin,
Do you know what kind of MICROPHONE Palle Bo travels with?
Hi Michael, I am not sure about that
I'm retired and about to try this, but I tend to wonder how to manage mail, bills, etc.
Ipostal1 for digital mailbox and scanning/forwarding and automatic bill pay. Been using one year, very satisfied.
HI Vic you can check out my "how to become a digital nomad" playlist on TH-cam is also a great place to start!: th-cam.com/play/PLsTStwiO7jmqS6l8UT_Mrgou3F69b8BKa.html
Sold everything? How much did he get for the wife and kids?