At first glance becoming a digital nomad sounds outrageous – what employer is going to agree to let you work from Thailand when everyone else is stuck in the office? It can be done, and in fact I have done it. Let me tell you what you need to cover to keep your current job
On Being A Travel Writer
I grew up in a military family. Even though he’s retired my dad still gets itchy feet and wants to move every few years, and I am his daughter. My husband, on the other hand, comes from a family that’s farmed the same land for generations. Guess who’s idea it was to try digital nomad
Using Prompts Where You Find Them
I find myself at a loss as to what to write on this site, and when I look up from my keyboard it’s not the scene outside of the window that grabs my attention. It’s the poster from a bookstore that I picked up on a whim, covered from top to bottom with multicolored words, quotes
The Writer’s Hustle
Every time I find a client and think I have regular work lined up so I can relax, something seems to happen to dry it up. I am quickly learning that to keep getting work as a writer means never ending hustle. You’ve got to keep looking for new sources, new places to pitch, new