A Simple Guide to Embracing the Digital Nomad Lifestyle by 2023

Oct 14, 2023 | Digital Nomad | 45 comments

A Simple Guide to Embracing the Digital Nomad Lifestyle by 2023




How to Become a Digital Nomad in 2023 – The Easy Way

In recent years, the concept of being a “digital nomad” has gained immense popularity. With advancements in technology and increasing opportunities for remote work, more and more individuals are choosing to embrace a location-independent lifestyle. If you aspire to become a digital nomad in 2023, here are some easy steps to help you fulfill your dream.

1. Assess your skills and capabilities
Before embarking on your digital nomad journey, take the time to evaluate your skills and capabilities. Identify your areas of expertise and determine if they can be leveraged for remote work. Some common digital nomad-friendly professions include web design, writing, coding, graphic design, marketing, and translation. If you lack the necessary skills, consider investing your time in acquiring them through online courses or self-study.

2. Establish a reliable online presence
Creating a strong online presence is crucial when you want to attract potential clients or secure remote job opportunities. Build a professional website showcasing your portfolio, skills, and experiences. Leverage social media platforms like LinkedIn, Twitter, and Instagram to connect with like-minded individuals, network, and showcase your work. The more visible and credible you are online, the easier it becomes to establish a successful digital nomad career.

3. Find remote work opportunities
Once you have identified your skills and built an online presence, it’s time to find remote work opportunities. Numerous websites cater specifically to remote work, such as Upwork, Freelancer, and Toptal. Browse job boards, freelance platforms, and social media groups relevant to your area of expertise. Alternatively, reach out to companies directly and inquire about remote work possibilities or consider starting your own freelance business. It’s important to stay proactive and persistent in your job search.

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4. Develop a financial plan
Transitioning into a digital nomad lifestyle requires financial planning. Determine your desired monthly income and set realistic goals. Take into account your expenses, such as accommodation, transportation, insurance, and everyday living costs. It may be beneficial to save an emergency fund before taking the leap. Research the cost of living in potential destinations and compare it to your income to ensure a comfortable lifestyle. Budgeting and financial discipline will be key to sustaining your digital nomad lifestyle in the long run.

5. Choose your destination wisely
One of the biggest perks of being a digital nomad is the ability to work from anywhere in the world. Take advantage of this and choose your destinations wisely. Consider factors such as cost of living, quality of life, safety, internet connectivity, and local amenities relevant to your lifestyle. Research popular digital nomad hubs like Bali, Chiang Mai, Lisbon, or Medellin, where you will find a supportive and vibrant community of like-minded individuals.

6. Stay organized and productive
Maintaining organization and productivity is crucial to succeed as a digital nomad. Establish a routine that works for you, allocate specific work hours, and create a conducive workspace wherever you go. Utilize productivity tools, such as project management apps or time-tracking software, to stay focused and meet deadlines. Additionally, embrace a healthy work-life balance to prevent burnout and ensure that you make the most of your unique lifestyle.

7. Embrace a flexible mindset
Lastly, being a digital nomad requires adapting to constant change. Embrace a flexible mindset and be open to new experiences, cultures, and challenges. Embrace the freedom and independence that comes with being a digital nomad, but also be prepared for occasional uncertainties and setbacks. Keep yourself motivated, maintain a positive outlook, and remember why you chose this lifestyle in the first place.

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Becoming a digital nomad in 2023 is an attainable goal with the right mindset, skills, and preparation. By assessing your capabilities, establishing an online presence, finding remote work opportunities, developing a financial plan, choosing suitable destinations, staying organized and productive, and maintaining a flexible mindset, you’ll be well on your way to enjoying a life of freedom, adventure, and meaningful work. So, what are you waiting for? Start planning your digital nomad journey today!


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45 Comments

  1. longgowhereto

    I do not know what a DN is and Dropshipper (did I get that right?) I never heard before. You have sent me here from another vid and you explain well (I guess). But I would not even know, if I have ever met a DN or Dropshipper – I do not know what that shall be. To me it feels like a bubble as I here DN every day and that would be a sign to short it.
    A non digital nomad – is that an analog one then? To waiter in summer in Spain and in winter in Austria makes one a nomad. But these days service jobs are out and digitals are in. What is that?

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  2. Alf Trebart

    Thank you; some very good tips here.

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  3. RJ

    This is gold. Listen to this man.

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  4. Danish Siddiq

    These advices are about finding purpose, passion and starting a business.

    Digital nomad is slightly different but this approach applies to both type of way of working.

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  5. Roger Dean

    A really intelligent video , many thanks. 5*

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  6. Mogley

    okay.. Best business idea ever? to do IRL live streaming in the Middle East: where, maybe, I do whatever the live streamers say.. I feel like a TON of people would pay to see it… but it feels like, a short career… running into a hall of knives and stray bullets… nah. too dark-webby… however… i do really want to go to Somalia for no reason; idk why.

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  7. Ala Breytenbach

    Thank you for this vid. I would like to meet up with you, i live in Chiang Mai, I need your advice

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  8. HILLYS-CLEANING-SERVICES

    I feel like this guy has just given me a wake up call ! Its so honest and upfront… thanks you mate

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  9. Wahjoe Gunawan

    Mvp that’s the problem I face, sometimes in mind just want to create a perfect one.and procastinate… thank you fo reminding…

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  10. Edwin Sargent

    Thank you, Brett. You are a star. I'm already up and running and working on packaging.

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  11. Barto Nation

    Just now getting to the very end of my College life and trying to be a Digital Nomad as a Artist. Thank you for the video sir.. I'll try to see what I can do

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  12. Raju

    Good 1 brother u sound practical

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  13. Colin

    Hi Brett, I just discovered your channel when I found your video "Living in Thailand is not What You Think it's Like…" That was of particular interest to me & I'll leave a comment/question there for that video. I have a question about this video; With my current interest in Thailand, I've heard that the Thai Government is clamping down on Digital Nomads living in Thailand (I can't give any specifics off the top of my head, it's more of a comment I've seen in passing). Do you know anything about that? I'm not a Digital Nomad, nor doing any work in the digital field currently. My interest is coming more from an interest of thinking seriously about life, long term in Thailand and possible income sources in the near future, which I'll not expand on in public comments. Thanks for your videos, which, I've found very interesting, honest and realistic so far and look forward to watching more of.

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  14. D3r4g0d

    The part about focusing on one problem is pure gold.
    Subscribed.

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  15. Maz

    it must be a shit idea lool love the harsh trush

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  16. Steve Jones Wild Writer

    Great video Brett. Have subscribed, and will now give you my email address for that free download ; )

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  17. IntrepidEv

    You need to ask what do people need and how can I help?

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  18. Scolopente

    “If no-one else is doing it, it’s probably because it’s a shit idea”
    Brilliant!

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  19. Karen K

    So important to listen to feedback, rather than get defensive if it's not what you expected. Look at it as a great opportunity – free focus group feedback. Find out what people want and give it to them. Brilliant. You're a good mentor.

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  20. Seralyx

    This is insanely amazing, dreams and goals brother! Let me know if you want to connect if you and your team are looking for a video editor. I can send my cv and portfolio.

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  21. PinkPulpito

    i would love to go to other countries and do tourist photography or something and make enough to get me along while traveling. I still want to see the world before settling down. When i first went traveling i was terrified of getting on the plane. Small baby steps are life changing. Fear is in our minds but money is still a thing sadly.

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  22. サン San

    Hey bro great videos, How much do I need to save to get started out?

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  23. Manny Mexico Adventures

    Thank you very very much for information I am moving to Mexico and this should help me make some income for once I live in Mexico

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  24. Dennis Johansen

    Again spot on, Brett! However, the term "Digital Nomad" needs a revamp in perception. Nowadays, there are so many ways of being online or being digital. Being a nomad is, in many ways, no longer necessarily related to working online or digital, for that matter.

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  25. John Wick

    Hey bro I'm just a normal guy I've been unemployed the past 2 years living off what little savings I work my life would get doing nothing with construction and grunt work and now looking for a better Outlook as money starts to run out I'm not trying to ask to be spoon-fed but I would really like a mentor to show me how to get Incorporated and get out in the US state and live some work be happy this face down depression is no longer it's hard bro it's just hard I truly want some kind of meaning in my life again you seem to have most of it figured out or at least know the secret hopefully you'll hit me back up on my page or email me I would truly appreciate being able to talk to you real with anxiety everyday is not a easy thing to deal with not knowing what direction you go in and not knowing what feels like nothing anymore

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  26. Olivier G

    Hi Brett, The second video of yours I am watching! Was browsing Youtube to find info about living in Thailand, and there we go, listening about starting a business, haha. What you mentioned here not only does apply to online businesses but also, I feel these are the key elements to starting any kind of business for a self-employed person, freelancer, etc. I really like your genuine tone! Cheers

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  27. M T Sutphin

    Okay Brett. I’m in 100%. I’m getting out of the States for good.

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  28. Red Smith

    If you want to stay in Thailand then have a skill set before being here. Otherwise unless you have money for a good year while you learn something then better go home and learn. Half the time you will try something and then change your mind anyway. And if you leap too soon with the new found skill set you will be crap compared to the competition and will never get repeat customers or make a name for yourself. Finding something to do just for the sake of being in Thailand won't work. You will never do as good of work as someone who is passionate about what they do.

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  29. Antonio Rangel

    Brett, you’re an inspiration to a lot of people. I have been following you for a while. I just hope to become an expat in the very near future. Thank you very much for your advices.

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  30. Mike Dimond

    I was your 800th like on this video. The best one ive come across in a long time. Great delivery! 5 good things i can take away. Just the right amount for me

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  31. Tone Loc

    I’m renewing my passport and coming there asap 🙂

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  32. Travelling Therapist Creates

    This is great and after doing lots of learning as you talk about I'm actually ready to focus on one thing rather than messing around between 10 things while I start to travel in Sept. Thanks so much 🙂

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  33. Biftu Jiru

    Amazing video you just earned a follow! learned a lot from this thank you.

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  34. Jaffni Manlangit

    very good advice mate but i have some problem with choosing what im going to do?
    today i say i wanna be utuber but next week i study c# how to make game next thing i study how to draw like i my self dont even know what to do or choose?
    2nd i dont my weakness and my strenght i im 27 3 more year to 30 and i still lost on in life not knowing what to do and what to achieve even tho i write on my book the outcame still the same im easily lost and dont know what to do…but still nice advice mate ) keep up the good work )

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  35. Mark Linn

    Love your guides and help. Thank you very much. If Im up your way love to catch up for a beer.

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  36. Steve

    I think im the thickest person on the planet. I want to start doing an online business but i have no clue what to do. It is a great video but you lost me after step 2.

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