Hello Readers! I’m happy to host this month’s edition of the Digital Nomad Blog Carnival. The traveling online carnival that’s hosted at a new blog each month for readers interested in the live-anywhere, work-anywhere lifestyle.
Read the carnival posts, and then check out some more Location – Lifestyle – Nomadic posts below. These are posts that I really enjoyed this month, and that others liked too. Make sure you submit your posts for next month’s carnival by clicking here. Read on, and enjoy your life, business, and travels!
Blog Carnival Submissions:
Simplicity is All About Abundance – Meditations on an Ugli Fruit
Carmen Bolanos from NuNomad explores the theory of abundance in our lives. Are we missing what’s right in front of us because we are looking for something else? Read this for insights on seeing the abundance that is in your life.
An Encounter With Cross-Country Vagabond Sean Robinson
Sometimes we happen upon people just when we need to. Emily Gerson from Maiden Voyage had the opportunity to interview Sean Robinson who’s living the life of his dreams in a totally different way. Check out her account of his adventures in this interview.
Introducing: State Lines for iPhone
Traveling across the country? Cherie Ve Ard presents an app that you might find helpful. Follow their adventures at Tales from Technomadia.
My Favorite Reads This Month:
Should We Really Strive for a 4 Hour Workweek?
Eric from My 4 Hour Workweek explores the concept of aiming for a reduced workweek. Is this what we really want? Is this what we should really be working towards? Read more to find out…
Thoughts on Art-Making & Creating The Life You Want
Brought to us by Cath Duncun from Mine Your Resources. This is maybe one of the coolest videos I’ve ever seen, paired with an inspirational blog that really gets you to think about putting your creative self out there.
High Points, Low Points, and The Perfect Trip
Chris Guillebeau from The Art of Nonconformity highlights some of the roller-coaster experiences of travel. Is there such a thing as ‘the perfect trip’? Read his opinion here.
13 Quotes to Inspire Nomadic & Location Independent Lifestyle
Need some inspiration? Let’s face it, running a business remotely can be difficult. Rasheed from Present Day Nomads offers some great thoughts of encouragement.
One Last Thought from a Beach Pillow I was Relaxing On…
Hope you have found these posts as fantastic as I have. Thoughts? Comments?? Leave ’em if you’ve got ’em!
