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I recently tried this AI tool called JobSolv for my job search, and it's amazing! It helps with your resume and the whole job hunt. They even send your applications to companies and make sure each one is personalized for you.

I know comparison is the worst but here I am “working remotely” earning $600 a month. I can’t afford to leave home. I guess it’s the working remotely for Latin Americans

Thank you Rafa, this is super informative and useful for me. I want to work remotely for electronics design and software

Those interviews are so fake... =) Any way, some one will buy worldpackers so may be you can go to Bali to )

Bunch of scammers, adding no values to the product or a service. In fact, they are just bunch of salesmen and surrounded by similar crooks. I am remote too and making over 500K, but don't want to join a club like this. That's depressing knowing what all people are around doing.

Came here cuz I'm going to retire in Bali. Only watched first 8mins, I'm done. These guys are total horse shit, 1500 dollars a month when from NY and the other guys 2 months AI blablabla and some moron who helps you get laid apparently. These are not entrepreneurs. This is just kids bragging without having done anything useful in their lives and having Napoleon complex.

Liked and subscribed. Respect from india. Keep posting .

Wow, almost all of them do bullshit.

Day Trading Options on the stockmarket is a great part time job for digital nomads that they can do from anywhere in the world via a day trading app on their phone Very risky to start until a person becomes consistently profitable and it does require a trading balance budget but then a person has the potential to make +5-10% of their day trading balance subject to market conditions and their ability to trade consistently profitability etc

What's up with the audio. The microphones didn't connect?

Seus vídeos são muito bons!! 👏👏

The host looks like David Blaine🤪

It's all about how you live I guess. I'm a digital nomad who moves between the Philippines, Thailand, and Peru mostly. When I first started I was making about $3-4k per month and was really struggling to live on so little to be honest even though my rent was only $500-600 per month. I thought when your rent is only $500 the extra $2500 would be plenty especially with no car, Grab being relatively cheap, and living in a country where many things are a third of the price. What I didn't realize was that since I find true working from home to be a horrible antisocial thing, it added up very quickly taking a grab 45 minutes to and from the coworking space, eating out about half of my meals, and actually doing something once or twice a week (small things like seeing a movie, getting a couple beers, or dining out at somewhere like Applebee's). I was making it, but I was living with nothing extra each month. The lifestyle most people assume you'll have of spending $800 to fly between countries every month or two, paying double to rent airbnbs, and spending money every night to take taxis commuting to beaches/tourist attractions or going out to "cheap" bars or clubs definitely wasn't an option in those circumstances. I have no idea how people live on so little... some claim to make it on just $1k even. There must be more to the story imo, like perhaps they live with someone or live in a property that's paid off in full with a solar system for free power. After two years of that I came back and worked on building myself up for almost a year. Now I make well over the FEIE limit and have a partner, which ironically despite having two mouths to feed makes my total monthly costs about the same even though I'm the only one bringing anything home for the household and my rent and power combined are around $1600 a month. Now since covid, for me the digital nomad life is pretty awesome going to a lot of countries, constantly doing things I never got to do before, and saving up a lot of money while doing so. That's why I personally strongly recommend building up your online source of income to five figures per month before setting out. There are a ton of ways to do this if you're digitally inclined. Personally, I make money from copywriting; I just cold DM 10 to 20 people until someone responds, and then I get them into an immediate Zoom call where I give them a free article, and then after delivery, I try my best to turn it into a weekly thing. But if tomorrow that disappeared, I think I'd have no problem making the same amount doing web design, python development, a niche in graphic design, LinkedIn management is huge right now, etc. That's just my skill set, there are hundreds of other ways at least. Just takes some actual commitment, a basic portfolio, and some effort. I guess if that's somehow too hard for you, pretty much every American I know here just gets a remote job and uses the right mix of VPNs. On the off chance you get caught, my friends say most employers claim to care on paper but actual human managers don't. One of my friends who lives in my same condo building, he works as an engineer at a job for a large US corporation. His boss knows but told him to use a different VPN so nobody finds out. I think that's the real world: if your the boss finds out he's most likely just going to not say anything if he likes you or have a quick meeting with you to say he caught you but won't say anything as long as nobody else finds out. If your boss cares and fires you, he did so because he needed to find an excuse to fire you. Whether you worked from outside the US or not, you would have been fired anyway, so fine move on to the next job. But it should be almost impossible for your employer to find out if you hire an expert on a cybersecurity forum to set up your system and network in the right way. However, if you decide to go the truly liberating route of being a freelancer/online business owner, I really can't emphasize enough to make sure you build up your online business model solid before you set out. If you really want to live the NOMAD part of being a digital nomad, and don't want to live a poor lifestyle, want to actually be able to buy a new laptop or iphone when yours breaks, etc, you need to make at least $6k per month and ideally more like $10k per month, which again is way easier to do than most people make it sound. Good luck

Jesus Christ, how many more of those "coaches" selling their courses does the world need?

Thanks for sharing

so coooool

Love the transparency 🙌🏽🙌🏽

I loved doing this interview Rafa! Congrats on sharing real life actionable advice for aspiring digital nomads

its like she says. pure hell for digital nomads. the gods are testing these people. (no high speed internet! mold on the walls! God help you!) hope the self entitled ones stop coming. its a beautiful island, safe and lovely people. every day is a wonderland if you just enjoy the complexity language art.

Thank you so much for the interview - it has been a pleasure to sit on this wonderful roofterrace with you while having a nice chat. Thank you @travelwithrafa 💙

I want to date another digital nomad. I'd love to meet a woman who facilitates AirBnBs since I stay in so many of them and have started to study them

nice! very inspirational for a person who would love to try a life like this to hear about all the different life paths :)

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I totally appreciate your perspective especially about trash and over development. Which I believe is so sad - also about Costa Rica and some other dream locations - so I guess the questions is how can we change things ?

The only guy that seemed genuine was poncho

Thank you for this video. I suddenly don't feel so alone. I've been a digital nomad for two years now and am actually having a bad day today and feel very disconnected to everything. I can identify with everything you talk about and always say to myself that there would be lots of things to look at negatively if I was living back in my traditional life. Then, things seem much better :) I'm a therapist and actually work for BetterHelp ! It's a great platform for people to use although they don't pay me very well so that's why most of my clients are private but saying that it's still very good for getting clints fast. I hope you are having a good day and thanks again. Take care, Zoe x

im from the US and Abruzzo is where my dad was born. i’m spending 3 weeks there this summer 😄

Cannot hear the name of restaurant replayed it over and over. French is not easy . very frustrating.

I’m going next year. Can’t wait. Also, I need a good camera lol

You know what would be really interesting? To know how they manage their tax expences ;)

Will you travel to other countries like the Philippines? I thought about building my second floor Airbnb close to the beach 😊

Those 4 guys sitting beside the pool are just benefiting from your low self confidence and your shyness when it comes to talk to girls, like how much money are those people making from those who pay for their courses. The society has gone mad

5:25 You dropped out of Uni and one of the businesses you do is getting college student to do their exams faster. What an Irony.

should have asked how much income they derive from the family trust fund

hi .. do we need to have any license to drive this boat ?

profesional sons 🗿🗿

Dear Rafa, thank you so much for making an honest video about Mount Batur. What I value most in a hike is serenity, peace and quietness so that I can breathe and connect with my surroundings. One of my biggest goals is climbing an active volcano, because my home is actually a mountain range formed by volcanic activities. But, I do want to fulfil this goal in a mindful and authentic manner. I am glad I watched your video first - it confirmed my gut feeling that the magic of Mt Batur might be in jeopardy. If you have another volcano hike you recommend in Bali, I would be so grateful for a tip. Thank you.

The poncho guy only has 2 videos on his channel so far lol

I love that you ask really pointed questions about their finances! Really helps to understand how they are actually making money

You are a very elegant person - I like your manners very much like how you approach to people respectfully and making them feel comfortable! Awesome.

In other words, for the most part non of them are making any money and using fancy terms to make it sound like they are. Most of them are living off of their parents I'm sure of it.

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Thank you so much for this invaluable video!!😍🥰

Better help virus making the rounds again. Nomads these days just put these copy cat sponsor videos out. No real way to know if they just wrote a fake script for the sponsor. People weren't born yesterday its so obvious most of you are lying.

Nice video. But I think you might have visited it on one of the most busiest days of the year. I will find out soon as I plan to go there next week

Does it work in all countries?

Hey Rafa, pretty nice video! I liked the quality, which cameras and equipments do you use exactly ?

Cringe, eeeeew brother eeeeewwwwww

Pelo seu sotaque estou tentando adivinhar de onde ela vem.