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Spotlight on Vietnam – The New Digital Nomad Hotspot
For friendly people, vibrant culture, good food and great networking opportunities, Vietnam is one of the best places in the world to be a digital

Wireless Portable Keyboards are Easier to Use and Healthier
Wireless portable keyboards are more popular than ever. No wires getting in the way, and no worrying about where wires plug in. Without wires, you

8 Years Ago Today, iPhone’s Hotspot Changed Everything
If you didn’t see the iPhone 4’s new hotspot feature as a game changer in 2011, you didn’t have to work remotely. It’s that simple.

Is Google Stealing Lyrics?
If you’re like most of us, you have probably heard a catchy snippet of a song at some point or another. Maybe it was when

7 Tech Gadgets Every Digital Nomad Needs to Have
Having the right tools is crucial to do your best work in any job, especially if you are a digital nomad. Whether you are switching

How to Drop Everything and Move Away to Travel
Who hasn’t fantasized about leaving their home life behind to pick up in a new and exciting country, and reinvent themselves? On the one hand,

How and Where to Find the Right Remote Job for You
If you’re trying to find work with a little more freedom, try remote working! Find your next job on the best websites that list only remote positions!

Tips For Digital Nomads Who Work On a Computer All Day Long
Some say that sitting is the new smoking. Think about it, the human body was never designed to sit in a stationary position all day

Why Destination Weddings Have Become the Go-To Option
These days, you’re more and more likely to see a young couple head out to a destination than stay put for large traditional ceremony. There

10 Places to Travel to in August
As August approaches it may feel like summer beginning to wind down, but don’t stop making travel plans quite yet! This is one of the

The Benefits of Hiring Remote Workers
With the advancements of technology, it’s becoming less necessary for companies to hire workers who commute to a physical location. One example is Uber—they’ve become

How Do you Communicate With Your Team?
You’ve heard it before: communication is key. The ability to do daily or weekly check-ins as well as discuss problems as they arise is a







