E-raamat: Untethered: Living the digital nomad life in an uncertain world

Untethered is a must-read... The book is packed with advice, support and guidance from a writer who clearly loves this way of life and believes everyone has a chance to make it work. Freelancer Magazine well written, full of tips and very clear about the ups and downs - The Times | reviewed in business column by journalist Harry Wallop, If you have thought about taking your life on the road and creating a life you dont need a holiday from then this is worth a read.  -Anything Goes Lifestyle | blog and magazine with 18.4k Twitter He also talks about the challenges faced by the digital nomad, and talks on the podcast about some issues that contribute to digital nomad burnout. This book can help answer questions for those needing more guidance and insights into the digital nomad " - Running to the Core Podcast With travel stories and case-studies, interlaced with clear real-world guidance, this book will share exactly what it takes to engineer a digital nomad lifestyle -  Vacations And Travel The way [ Thomas] shares his real-world experience and well-communicated advice is designed not only to inspire, but actually to help others get closer to the digital nomad dream, whatever that might mean to them "  -Heyterra Travel, Untethered Living the Digital Nomad Life In An Uncertain World lifts the veil on both the highs and lows of modern remote living .  - Travel Tales with Mike Siegel podcast, "an excellent and realistic introduction [ to the digital nomad lifestyle] with hard facts and alternative viewpoints which mines personal experience and shares plenty of resources to find out more and tap should you decide this is the life for you." -  Ross-Shire Journal, Nathan Thomas, digital nomad, editor and author of Untethered: Living the Digital Nomad Life in an Uncertain World, says the concept of location has become immaterial, a fundamental shift in the modern workplace. - Success

Magazine "He predicts that this great untethering is just beginning for the future of digital nomads. American knowledge workers are relocating to Colombia and Thailand, drawn by the allure of a superior lifestyle attainable on their existing salaries. Conversely, companies are increasingly embracing remote workers from Mexico, Spain and Poland, attracted by the relatively lower wage expectations. - Success.com