#84: Being a Digital Nomad and Traveling Tips with Tayler Gill

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Have you ever thought a typical corporate job wasn’t for you? Or maybe the COVID-19 pandemic has had you rethinking what you want out of your career. The remote work lifestyle is attractive to a lot of people, and it’s led to the rise of the digital nomad — someone who’s still getting plenty done, but also is able to travel, see the world, and have adventures.

Tayler Gill is a Work From Anywhere Lifestyle Coach, and she helps people see the highs, lows, and everything in between of the digital nomad, work from anywhere experience. Yes, it’s not all selfie sticks and waterfalls; you’ll have some tough times along the way. But as Tayler tells it, it’s incredibly rewarding, and if you go in with a sound strategy, you’ll do just fine.

We’re talking about how to make that initial leap into digital nomad life, travel tips and digital tools to be more efficient, and explore some of the more unusual side hustles and travel experiences we’ve encountered.

Highlights of our conversation include:

  • The first trip Tayler ever took and how it both built a love of travel and shaped her as a human being. (3:25)

  • Some travel tips for solo travelers. (7:21)

  • What to consider before making the full-time leap as a digital nomad. (11:25)

  • The most unusual things Tayler has seen while house-sitting. (15:59)

  • A look at the best digital tools for being productive while working from home. (19:19)

  • How to create video content, plus Tayler shares her setup for shooting video. (24:35)

  • The most unusual side hustles out there — is one right for you? (28:15)

  • Tayler shares the worst travel experience she’s ever had. (33:33)

  • The top three sights Tayler has seen while traveling. (38:40)

Where to find Tayler Gill:

Connect with Tayler on Instagram and YouTube.

Visit her website at travelingtayler.com.

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