Knowledge Base Tax Liability for the Nu Nomad

The life of a nu nomad is often a ground-breaking one. Not only is living and working remotely vastly different than that of the sedentary life back at home, but the management end of your mobile lifestyle often finds itself within the grey area of how business is conducted—from how you generate revenues to minding your tax obligations. Yes, taxes. Just because you are no longer residing/working in your home country* does not mean that you are free of the tax man. [MORE]

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On Blog Starving for a Jet Lag Remedy

Jet lag hits me harder than a jalapeño margarita. I don’t mean, simply, restless sleep for a night or two after a long (trans-Pacific) flight, but all encompassing type of jet lag: dizziness, inability to sleep more than four hours for up to six days, nausea, the acute awareness that my mind and body are not in sync—the full-on zombie enchilada. This condition is realized at least a couple of times a year—for about eight years now. So, I’m way weary of this dilemma. [MORE]

NuNo Geek Connecting to the Internet When There's No Cafe in Sight—GPRS

As nu nomads, we are often looking for ways to connect to the internet to communicate with clients, collaborate with colleagues, or simply to get information. [MORE]

“Do you ever wish you could win the lottery, chuck the rat race, and take off to explore the world? Heck—who hasn't? These days, however, there's a group of independent-minded, techno-savvy entrepreneurs who are turning that dream into a reality. They call themselves New Nomads, and they've transformed work-at-home into work-anywhere-you-damn-well-please.”