324 SYV DIGITALE NOMADER (2:7): Hurtig eller slow-mad

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Welcome to the second of the seven episodes with conversations with seven experienced digital nomads. In this one we dive into the concept of travel pace for digital nomads, exploring fast and slow travel styles.

Throughout the discussion, the benefits and challenges of fast and slow travel are explored. Fast travel is described as an exhilarating experience, filled with adrenaline and the thrill of exploration. On the other hand, slow travel is likened to savouring a fine wine, allowing for deeper immersion in a place and the formation of connections.

The guests also touch on the personal experiences and challenges they have faced with fast travel. They discuss the exhaustion of constantly finding new places to live, navigating unfamiliar environments, and making decisions on the go. They emphasize that slow travel allows for a better balance between work and exploration, as well as a deeper understanding and appreciation of the local culture.

Ultimately, the discussion showcases the varying travel paces of digital nomads and highlights the importance of finding the right balance between fast and slow travel. The episode provides valuable insights for digital nomads seeking to achieve a more fulfilling and sustainable travel lifestyle.

The conversations made me reflect on my own travel pace as a digital nomad, sharing the number of places I’ve visited in 2022 and the average length of stay in each location.

LINKS:

• Visit Jason Robinson's Nomad Experiment travel blog to learn about the digital nomad lifestyle and share your own experiences.
• Follow Nora Dunn’s YouTube channel, with tips on travel and travel gear, and her blog, The Professional Hobo.
• Follow travel writer Shaun Busuttil on his blog and Instagram.
• Chris Cerra's email newsletter, RemoteBase.co, for the best accommodation deals for digital nomads.
• Check out Mr. Derek Smith’s website on public speaking.
• Check out Ranika Koneru's company, Cloud Connections, for inspiring group travel experiences to the world's greatest festivals.
• Explore Gianni Bianchini’s travel blog, Nomad Is Beautiful, YouTube channel, and podcast for digital nomad advice and insights.
• Connect with Palle Bo on YouTube, LinkedIn, Facebook, and twitter. See all the links here.

KEY MOMENTS:

• 00:00 - Welcome to the Second Episode with the Seven Nomads
• 02:29 - Nora Dunn: Sometimes Travelled Very Slow
• 03:46 - Mr. Derek Smith: Finding a Base for Exploration
• 07:01 - Gianni Bianchini: The Benefits of Slow Nomading
• 09:14 - Chris Cerra: The Ideal Duration of Stay
• 10:36 - Shaun Busuttil: Staying three to six months
• 11:43 - Cultivating a Routine and Navigating a Place
• 12:51 - Ranika Koneru: Has Been Slowing Down
• 13:33 - Jason Robinson: Also Stays a Long Time
• 14:11 - The Difference between Younger and Older Digital Nomads
• 14:56 - Mr. Derek Smith: Finding a Hub and Slowing Down
• 15:49 - Shaun Busuttil: PhD Studies Reveal What the Trend is
• 18:53 - How Palle Bo is Different than the Other Seven Nomads
• 21:19 - Feeling Time is Moving Slower
• 27:22 - Nora Dunn and Gianni Bianchini: The Desire for a Home Base
• 29:51 - The Changing Definition of Digital Nomad
• 32:47 - Creating a Social Network
• 36:15 - The Value of a Home Base
• 39:15 - Shaun Busuttil and Gianni Bianchini: Benefits of a Home Base
• 43:11 - Summing it Up: Fast Travel vs Slow Travel
• 44:27 - The Challenges of Slow Travel
• 45:17 - Different Approaches to Travel
• 46:53 - Travel Pace as a Digital Nomad
• 47:05 - Upcoming Episode: Work/Life Balance