Want to be a digital nomad? Here are some job ideas
Submitted by Wanderlust AndiBeing a digital nomad where you travel while working can be a dream come true for some people. Most people feel that they have to wait until they are retired and have the time - and money - to travel extensively. But, when the road is your home and office, you don't have to wait.
The requirements for a digital nomad are finding a job you can do on the road, plus a good WiFi connection, a fast laptop, self-discipline, creativity, and an environment where you can work.
Some job ideas include:
- freelance writing
- graphic design
- working as an illustrator
- software designer
- photographer
- photo editor
- SEO consulting for websites
- social media manager
Or, get creative and consider other portable businesses include being a:
- online teacher, such as a language tutor or online guitar tutor
- translator
- virtual personal assistant
- a restaurant critic or restaurant marketing strategist
Bottom line: if you have a talent that can be marketed, you can work throughout the world as a digital nomad.
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