Did people realize this sucks? Sucks a lot It's one thing to be a tourist, another to not have a place where you can adult properly Even crazier are the "van life" people. It really sucks having no place to call home.
I always saw "van life" people as trying to make the best of a challenging financial situation while still pursuing as much autonomy as they can.
The workers quitting digital nomadism
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#12Earlier quoted context omitted.
This is just because of the what people are expecting from an "adult". What is adulting properly? Why is crazy to have a different way of life?
Nothing about other people expectations, but not having to worry about where you're going next, or how to get mail or do things that take longer than a couple of days, etc
Re: The workers quitting digital nomadism
#13Did people realize this sucks? Sucks a lot It's one thing to be a tourist, another to not have a place where you can adult properly Even crazier are the "van life" people. It really sucks having no place to call home.
I always saw "van life" people as trying to make the best of a challenging financial situation while still pursuing as much autonomy as they can.
Re: The workers quitting digital nomadism
#14Earlier quoted context omitted.
I always saw "van life" people as trying to make the best of a challenging financial situation while still pursuing as much autonomy as they can.
The whole "van life" thing is "influencer" or "content creator" BS.
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#15Earlier quoted context omitted.
This is just because of the what people are expecting from an "adult". What is adulting properly? Why is crazy to have a different way of life?
Nothing about other people expectations, but not having to worry about where you're going next, or how to get mail or do things that take longer than a couple of days, etc
It works for me but there is no “one true way” to live a life. You do you and find your happiness.
Re: The workers quitting digital nomadism
#16It's only really a viable option if you're young and don't really care about your work (or are rich).
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#17Earlier quoted context omitted.
I always saw "van life" people as trying to make the best of a challenging financial situation while still pursuing as much autonomy as they can.
Interestingly, the most visible to me in that community are the exact opposite. They’re financially stable and can afford taking a hit to their primary job come.