
Why Less Is More: Discovering Minimalism Through Backpacking
How my first backpacking experience helped me shift from consumerism to minimalism, and embrace the freedom of living with less.
Nomad Travelers is all about living the dream of traveling the world, without ever really having to settle down. It's for those who love the idea of turning each new place into a temporary home and every adventure into a lesson or a story. Here, you’ll find tales from the road, tips for working from anywhere, and advice on how to make every corner of the world feel like yours. Join us to find out how to roam freely, live fully, and connect deeply – wherever you go.
How my first backpacking experience helped me shift from consumerism to minimalism, and embrace the freedom of living with less.
As I reflected on the start of our nomadic journey in 2019, and visiting 43 countries, I came across an article I wrote several years ago, a chapter in my
So, Latin America: After living in Southern California for forty years, and being surrounded by a growing population of Mexicans and South Americans, I was not enamored by the culture.
COVID hit in 2020 and kept us in Mexico for 15 months
Asia was amazing, tough, and scary, as COVID started, flights cancelled, and we were worried about getting stranded.
Welcome to, “From the Beginning: A Nomadic Tale,” the origin story from one of our writers, and how he started out his life on the road in 2019; at age
Welcome to, “From the Beginning: A Nomadic Tale,” the origin story from one of our writers, and how he started out his life on the road in 2019; at age
Learn where you CAN stay longer, and where you cannot.
When you want to travel, how do you determine where to go? What to take? Here's some insight.
Since we are a new outlet to share traveler and nomad stories, welcome to, “From the Beginning: A Nomadic Tale,” the origin story from one of our writers, and how he started out his life on the road in 2019; at age 64.
When you hear Spain, what comes to mind? Probably the cities of Barcelona and Madrid. Maybe flamenco dancing and paella. Which are from Southern Spain and the eastern Mediterranean coast respectively. The average traveler doesn't think about northern Spain.
It's the dream come true, isn't it? Full-time travel, your business or remote job dialed up on your laptop, shades for the sun, blue light filters for the screen, a cocktail in hand.