Light on practical information but heavy on positive inspiration, Crush It! is a great choice for aspiring digital nomads looking to tap into the energy of a bona fide serial entrepreneur who has already walked the same path before you. Our nurses will advise on the scheduling of your vaccinations at your first appointment. We recommend starting your course of vaccinations 6-8 weeks prior to departure, but we can cater for last-minute travellers It crushes the myths that freelancers have low income, work day and night, and barely get by from month to month. If this sounds familiar, you can surely take advantage of the tips in The Wealthy Freelancer.

He provides detailed strategies on how to get paid to do what you love. He helps you find the intersection between what you are passionate about, what you are good at and what people will pay you for. A different approach that many (aspiring) digital nomads will find very interesting. Bonus: How to Become a Digital Nomad Book Yourself Solid by Michael Port is one of the digital nomad books that is especially important for freelancers. Many people feel uncomfortable with self-promotion. However, this is what you have to do quite frequently when you want to find clients. This book has some excellent strategies that teach you how to get more clients and how to attract the right clients. 16. Be a Free-Range Human This book is eye-opening to how most people embrace things instead of actually embracing the moments and the people they share them with. Ferris talks with passion about the dream of quitting a 9-to-5 and using lifestyle design principles to free up your time for adventure, better health and greater productivity.Startup is another remarkable book written by Chris Guillebeau (you probably can’t go wrong with any of his books). Many aspiring digital nomads want to start their own business and this book teaches you how to do so on a small budget. Written by Michael Lewis, a venture capitalist who decided to become a professional squash player, the book applies an investment banking mindset to the practical problem of making a major life change or career shift. Crush It! by Gary Vaynerchuk is for everyone who needs a spark to finally get up and leave your comfortable 9-5 work life behind. Whether you want to become a freelancer or remote worker, this book got you covered. Gary teaches you how to see your new lifestyle as a business and how to act like an entrepreneur to be successful. It is definitely more inspirational than informative, but particularly great for people new to the world of entrepreneurship. 6. The Personal MBA Hey, I’m Lora! I’ve been traveling solo for over a decade and went fully nomadic in 2019 after quitting my 9-5 to pursue my dreams of living a location-independent lifestyle.

There are interviews with different business owners and freelancers, as well as with traveling families who managed to combine entrepreneurship and education. A helpful guide if you are about to make the transition from your normal life to a location-independent one. 15. Book Yourself Solid There is a wealth of inspiring books for digital nomads that give practical tips on how to balance work and play, how to start your own business, get out of the 9-5 lifestyle, and how to be more efficient in your work so that you can spend more time having fun.A lot of digital nomads work as freelancers, and if that is you, this is a great book to read. With 12 proven and actionable steps, the authors give you the tools to work less and earn more. Author Charles Duhigg makes it clear – you are the one that decides the actions you do and not. If you sleep in every day because you do not have to set an alarm for work, maybe that is fine. But if you feel like you should get up early and start your day early with exercise, yoga, or meditation – but never do, then this book will greatly help you.

Nomadland: Surviving America in the Twenty-First Century is a 2017 nonfiction book by American journalist Jessica Bruder about the phenomenon of older Americans who, following the Great Recession from 2007 to 2009, adopted transient lifestyles traveling around the United States in search of seasonal work ( vandwelling). [1] [2] Hi everyone, thanks for stopping by! My name is Denise and I have been working online for more than 10 years. In the past, I worked as a remote employee and freelancer & managed to build a six-figure online business. I know that many others would love to work from home or work while traveling, too. That’s why I want to share my experience and help you on your way to your remote career! After reading this book, you will likely have a lot of energy to get started with all the right tools to succeed. From humble beginnings, there are now over five million people living and working around the world as digital nomads. Not only is Remote a good book to recommend to a skeptical employer but it's also a good read for pretty much anyone who is new to the concept of remote employment. After all, if it works for a leading global project management firm then there must be something to it, right? 12. The Power of HabitAnother classic is 7 Habits of Highly Effective People by Stephen R. Covey, which has been read by millions. While it does not focus specifically on remote workers, there are a lot of incredibly useful tips in this book on how to adopt an efficient lifestyle.

Whether you are a seasoned digital nomad or an aspiring nomad, there is a lot to learn, and you can never read too much. The idea behind it is that people may not remember what you did, but they will remember how you made them feel. This book helps you internalizing the principles of this science-based philosophy of happiness and thus, improve the relationship with your customers and clients. 8. Remote In Rich Dad, Poor Dad Robert Kiyosaki writes about his own father, the poor dad, and his friend’s father, the rich dad. He explains how his dad is highly educated but still financially unstable, while his friends’ dad is a school dropout and multimillionaire. Both men approach the way to achieve success differently and with very different outcomes. Also written by Chris Guillebeau, The Art of Non-Conformity is a guidebook to challenging common assumptions about work and what constitutes an ideal life. With so much excitement going on all the time and traveling to new places frequently, procrastinating can be very easy as a digital nomad, and work tasks keep piling up.Gary Vaynerchuk is a larger than life internet personality best known for his expletive laden podcasts, YouTube videos and life goal of becoming rich enough to buy the New York Jets, his favorite American football team.