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In this episode, Eli shares reflections on Anything You Want by Derek Sivers. Speaking from Singapore, he explores how building a company can be an act of freedom: designed around happiness, purpose, and profitability.

Through the lens of the digital nomad lifestyle, the episode touches on why solving real problems matters, how client obsession creates clarity, and what it means to build a business that supports life on the move.

A thoughtful conversation for founders, freelancers, and nomads who want to build something meaningful without losing joy along the way.

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Nikita and Eli catch up and talk about the rituals they follow when arriving in new places, such as gathering around campfires, along with a range of other related topics.

The concept of Slow Travel has been a life saver for me and I appreciate it more as time passes. Slowly moving between locations instead of frequent changes has benefits on various aspects- Emotional, Social and Financial. In this episode we will go over those benefits and make a comparison between slow travel and ultra-nomadic/fast travel.

In today's episode we will discuss a few interesting questions coming from the comment section of our Nomadic Lifestyle Blog. Among other topics, we will explore the benefits of becoming a nomad, emotions and struggles that even the nomadic life can't save you from, and the opportunity of freedom received each time you are losing something important in your life.  To go over the comments for this episode please refer to http://becomenomad.com/tips-for-aspiring-nomads/

A few episodes ago we went through some of the lessons I have learned in my first 5 nomadic destinations. Today we continue the journey with my next destinations, from Granada Spain to Sarajevo in Bosnia. I will introduce some of the changes I made following my stay in those countries, from actual practical to changing my mindset in general.  I will discuss how cost of living should influence the location you choose, how some places are just surprisingly perfect while others are disappointing, and the connection of the nomadic life with your home country. For detailed show notes please refer to http://becomenomad.com/insights-first-long-term-travel-destinations/

Every nomad will frequently spend many hours traveling by buses and trains. In this episode we will go over the best tips to make your long ride enjoyable and safe. We will start with a list of things you better do before the ride, things you should take with you, safety advice while on the bus and train and best practices and etiquette while on the ride.

Accommodation is probably the biggest expense for travelers, especially for the travelers who have to pay for their own Private Room. In this episode we will dive deep to the topic of Accommodation in Hostels with Dorms sharing your room with other people. Among other topics, we will go over the advantages, disadvantages and common etiquette rules that will make your stay in dorm rooms a positive experience. To read more go to http://becomenomad.com/traveling-using-dorm-rooms-in-hostels/

Afraid of getting sick while traveling? It's surely not a fun experience. Being Sick is part of life, but the travel ingredient added to it makes it even more challenging. In this episode we will discuss how to prepare for medical situations as you travel, and how to avoid most of them. We will also go over some important guidelines from my experience of actually dealing with being sick as you are on the road. So, stay fit and healthy and check out the show notes for this episode at http://becomenomad.com/preventing-avoiding-and-managing-being-sick-while-traveling/

Digital nomads cross borders all the time! In this episode we discuss the necessary preparations and mindset recommended when crossing borders safely. We will also shed light on some scenarios which are worth preparing for since they indicate that your border crossing might be less smooth than usual. For detailed show notes please see http://becomenomad.com/avoid-problems-crossing-borders/