When thinking of digital nomads, many think of globetrotting types, switching countries every month. Or people living in southeast Asia or another budget-friendly digital nomad hub. But honestly, you don’t have to leave your home country to become a digital nomad. I’ve been a digital nomad in the U.S. for four years, and in this…
If you’ve been a digital nomad for any length of time, you likely know the feeling: you’re tired. You want to explore your surroundings, but you also want to lie in bed and do absolutely nothing. When you do go out, everything seems to annoy you. At the same time, you feel guilty for not…
Where you go for your first solo trip matters. The best first-time solo travel destinations in the U.S. make solo travel feel exciting and doable, not overwhelming. You don’t need to be fearless or extroverted to travel alone, you just need to choose the place that’s right for you, and I’ve got you covered. What Makes…
Ahh, my first solo trip. It was to Los Angeles a few years ago, and if I knew then what I know now, I would have been a lot less stressed. I was convinced I was supposed to be social all the time and never take nights off from doing things, but that couldn’t be…
There are a lot of misconceptions around solo travel. To some people, it sounds lonely and dangerous while to others, it sounds incredibly freeing. Some of my friends have told me they could never travel alone, and that’s okay, it’s not for everyone. But if you’re curious about solo travel and feeling hesitant, let me…
I spent 3 months living in Denver as adigital nomad with my senior pup, and we enjoyed the great outdoors almost every day. After work, we did easy hikes and relaxed walks, and on weekends we occasionally went longer, including one ambitious thirteener. For the most part, though, we stuck to shorter, stress-free hikes and…
I’ve been traveling almost exclusively solo for nearly four years now, but before I started, I asked myself the same question a lot of people do: is solo travel worth it? For me, the answer is yes, even though it isn’t perfect, and to be honest, I still ask myself that question from time to…
Hiking alone is one of my favorite parts of solo travel. A quiet trail on a crisp day, with no small talk (except the awkward hiker “hi” every now and then) is just so peaceful and relaxing. It’s generally a safe activity, but there are important solo hiking tips that will make the experience go…
Ahhh, your first solo trip. You’re likely feeling excited about traveling solo but also a little nervous, and that’s perfectly normal. I took my first solo trip nearly four years ago (to L.A.!) and have been traveling solo ever since. In fact, I’ve come to prefer it over traveling with others because I get to…
I’ve been a digital nomad for nearly four years, and while the experience has been incredible, there are definitely things I’d do differently if I were starting over. Hindsight is a powerful teacher. Here’s exactly what I would change if I became a digital nomad today. I’d sell all my things first Or at least most of…
If you’re looking to become a digital nomad without leaving your home country, or if you’re looking to nomad in the U.S. from another country, but you’re not sure where you should live, I’ve got you covered. I’ve been a digital nomad for 3 and a half years now (!) exclusively in the United States,…
As a digital nomad for over three years, I’ve mastered packing for life on the road. These digital nomad essentials include must-have electronics, clothing, and travel gear that make remote work and life on the road easier. So let’s get to your ultimate packing list! This post contains affiliate links. If you make a purchase…
Are you considering the nomadic life, but you’re worried it’s too complicated with a dog? Well, don’t fret because being a digital nomad with a dog is easier than you think, not to mention an incredibly rewarding experience! Imagine climbing mountains with your best friend by your side. Or coming home from a day of…
Updated 9/23/2025 Ahhh, fitness and the digital nomad lifestyle. Why is it so hard to keep a consistent fitness routine? Well…because there are so many things to see and do and eat in every place you go, and everything is new and exciting and you don’t want to sacrifice all of that for some crusty…
A guide to overcoming that awkward feeling of dining solo. Tips for solo travelers, digital nomads, and anyone else who’s going out to eat alone.
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