Nomadic lifestyle is right for you! | Eli David | TEDxRawaRiverSalon
So you’ve made the decision that a nomadic lifestyle is right for you - now what?
Like every other big decision in life, it’s best not to jump into deep water without prior preparation. And yes, changing your life constantly is pretty deep water. Eli speaks about preparing yourself for all different aspects of becoming a nomad will increase your chances of having a successful and happy nomad lifestyle.
Until 2010, Eli was in a stable relationship, maintained a cat, and was a rising accounting star. Since then, everything changed. Eli constantly change countries and cities, living in more than 20 countries, while traveling to more 50. He sustains himself by online businesses, he is a founder and CEO of StartupBlink.
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Which one is the real eli david ? 😂
i think he did plastic surgery from genocide money
😂😂😂
No one knows 😅
I love what he had to say. I love that he said it should be about freedom and not about the money. I believe in this motto. We are not looking to build a HUGE empire...just enough that we are comfortable to do what we would like to do in life and enjoy doing what we do for a living. One is never too old or too young to do this in my opinion :) It takes planning and like he said LOTS of work. :)
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Good tips !!
;((( I Can't find this one in the APP
a startup is a website!?
A startup is a business...I'm not sure if he starts the business and sells them and moves on or not. Others work online with jobs or have their own online businesses so you can be location independent(meaning you can live anywhere because you work online).
This is about start ups. This has virtually nothing regarding a nomadic lifestyle. Go hom TEDx.
It kind of is though because nomadic life in the modern sense implies a steady stream of income which, although significantly lower compared to standard "American dream" type of lifestyle, is fundamental. And it doesn't matter if you prefer backpacking around the world, living full time in a van or renting airbnb for months. All those options require income. You could work temporarily in places but in all likelihood having a "boss" is what you're trying to avoid, so becoming a freelancer and maybe even creating a startup should enable you to be nomadic or rooted for that matter wherever in the world you prefer. I'm personally planning to give vanlife a go and currently learning web coding to enable this transition. Who knows, I've always loved to work with my hands and out there are definitely things that don't exist yet but which people would appreciate. In fact, I'm attending a coding course which was made by a fellow Latvian (where I'm from) and another lad in a Slovenian startup. The company (SmartNinja) now has offices in Slovenia, Croatia, Latvia and Spain and one of the owners also practices mixing work and travel. Hope it works out for you.
damn man got plastic surgery
Wtf eli😂