Step 2: Choose an Online/Remote Job
It’s impossible to be a digital nomad if your job requires you to show up in person. Because of the global pandemic, many jobs have become remote so it may be easy for a lot of people to make this transition without having to find a new job. You can also be an entrepreneur and be a digital nomad. Other jobs include:
- Blogger
- Consulting jobs
- Customer Service Representative
- Graphic Designer
- Marketing
- Photography
- SEO Agency work
- Software Developer
- Teacher of English as a Foreign Language
- Virtual Assistant
- Website Designer
- You Tuber
Working from home isn’t as easy as lounging by the pool with a computer on your lap and working on your tan. To get the correct revenue stream flowing, you’ll need to put in a lot of effort, and you’ll need even more dedication to keep it continuing. It’s all too tempting to put off work in order to go exploring, so keep focused and diligent to meet your deadlines and stay on track.
The majority of digital nomads begin by looking for remote employment or freelance projects to supplement their income. You’ll need to determine whether you’ll turn your initial source of revenue into a larger business or whether you’ll just locate numerous comparable occupations to combine to generate additional money once you’ve secured your first source of revenue.
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Excellent article. The biggest question that I have about setting up a home base, is how to get around the tourist visa restrictions, which oftentimes seemed to be only good for 30 days.
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