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Date: May 16, 2022
Episode: WeNomad Episode 14
Title: Tarun Jain on Moving To Thailand, Working Remotely, & Goa, India
If you’re looking to create a life of freedom and fulfillment, make sure to listen to this episode of the WeNomad podcast.
About Tarun Jain
Tarun Jain is a digital nomad, entrepreneur, growth marketer, and diving instructor. He’s also the growth lead at Friz, a neo bank for freelancers.
Tarun loves the possibilities that the digital nomad lifestyle provides, and some of his favorite places in the world are India and Thailand. You can connect with him on LinkedIn or Instagram with the handle @creativenemo.
In This Episode…
Tarun talks about his experience as a digital nomad. He also shares some tips on how to find long-term rentals, ex-pat areas, and things to do in Goa, India.
Key Takeaways
- Trust your skills and give it some time.
- It’s important to network, especially as a digital nomad, in order to get work recommendations and referrals.
- Experience is key in any field, and this is no different for digital nomads.
- The market for remote work is growing, especially in light of the pandemic. There are more opportunities than ever before for people with specific skill sets.
- The digital nomad lifestyle can be quite lonely, especially if you’re constantly moving around and don’t have a lot of time to build deep relationships. A great way to meet people and make friends while digital nomading is to find others with similar interests and passions. This could be through online communities or in-person activities like surfing or diving. No matter where you go, it’s important to be open to meeting new people and building relationships from scratch.
- Be mindful of the amount of waste you produce, and how you can reduce it.
- Consider the speed of travel when making decisions about moving around.
- Look for ways to repurpose or donate items instead of throwing them away.
- Seek out co-working spaces in order to access necessary amenities in a short-term rental situation.
