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Thanks to the Barbados Welcome Stamp, working remotely is easier than ever before. This pass enables you to work remotely from the tropical Caribbean island of Barbados for up to 12 months. The capital city of Bridgetown has numerous coworking spaces to choose from, along with plenty of delicious local cuisine, bars, and of course, its golden beaches.
Chiang Mai, Thailand
Quieter than the capital city of Bangkok, Chiang Mai boasts all of the breathtaking architecture, culture, and food that you expect to find in Thailand. In addition to being highly affordable, Chiang Mai offers plenty to do during your off time, including several tours of royal palaces, tranquil beaches, and floating markets.
Gran Canaria, Spain
One of Spain’s Canary Islands, Gran Canaria provides a range of coworking spaces and even co-living areas for remote workers to immerse themselves in the island’s culture. The capital city of Las Palmas de Gran Canaria provides a range of support and consulting services to help remote workers acclimatize, while it’s Jazz Festival and bustling nightlife bring the city to life.
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check my stories if you’re curious about taking your job remote and traveling the world 
What are digital nomads? Those are the people whose jobs don’t depend on their location. They do their work online and only need a computer and an internet connection to get the job done.
The biggest advantage of this lifestyle is the ability to travel and explore the world while working and earning money. Another great thing about it is you can visit locations with a lower cost of living if you want to boost your savings or have a break from work.
I see now why people are always renovating. While I love these desks and that I can use them outside for my videos 
They aren’t the best solution for the space. Either is the rug (who was I kidding buying white) luckily I didn’t spend a ton on any of them. I am so glad I painted and made all these changes so far because it’s so much nicer working in the open bright space with ever changing views. I love the desk chair and the ottoman. But I do wonder if I can get a corner desk and fit a reading chair in here 
How can you become a digital nomad? First, you need a remote job or some sort of passive income that you can count on month after month. The job spectrum is really wide and it keeps growing. It mostly revolves around the IT industry and blogging. You can look for a job as a software engineer, graphic designer, copywriter, online teacher, photographer, etc.
Does this sound like something you’d like to do?
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When you have to work on vacation, there’s no getting around the fact that things need to be done. However, that doesn’t mean you need to be working throughout the day!
The best thing to do is to set aside a few hours in the morning and in the evening for you to get the work done, so you have several hours during the day and the nighttime to do whatever you like.
To-Do Lists
Sometimes when you’re working away from the office the tasks you need to do can start to jumble together. Make yourself a to-do list by priority so you don’t end up working on things that can actually be done in the future.
I’m catching up as I can. It’s also my birthday and I am super old… and am browsing the Pilot VPs to decide which one to purchase with my birthday money. I’m thinking the blue carbonite? . . I was trying to keep this week task free but it’s starting to get crazy already. Whoops! 
. . Thanks for sticking with me throughout these exams – the last time I felt so stressed was my GCSEs. We’ve already got our textbooks for next year, but I’m not even looking at them until August. My brain is TIRED.Travel Time
Utilize the time you have when you’re traveling to get as much work done as you can. This might not cover everything you need to do while you’re away, but it gets you a head-start which will make your life much easier.
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