Supplements won’t fix the root cause of burnout, but a few evidence-based options may support your sleep, stress response, and mood while you rebuild the bigger foundations: rest, boundaries, and a life on your own terms that doesn’t cost your health. Quick note: I’m not a medical professional. I’m sharing what I’ve learned from personal…
In 2026, Yi Peng (the lantern festival) in Chiang Mai will be celebrated on 24–25 November 2026, and Loi Krathong (the water lantern festival) falls on the night of 25 November 2026 but will also be pumping on the surrounding days. Expect lantern events outside the city (for safety reasons), packed riverside crowds, closed streets…
Chiang Mai is one of my favourite places in the world for great coffee. Beyond its temples, night markets, and mountain trails, the city is buzzing with a first-class cafe culture. From modern architectural masterpieces to small family-run cafés. Whether you’re a slow traveling digital nomad, or just a serious coffee snob looking to score,…
Ask any digital nomad what drains their wallet most, and you’ll hear it loud and clear: accommodation. Airbnb rentals, coliving spaces, even budget hostels rack up and can end up costing more than rent at home. It’s the single biggest expense on the road. What if there was a way to live in epic places…
Planning to slow travel around the world with great weather is an art in itself. Some people mark time by office calendars and tax seasons but sun chasing digital nomads can mark it by the angle of the sun and the absence of the monsoon. You learn quickly that climate can really affect your trip…
Nestled on the banks of the Douro River, Porto is a city that feels alive with history, color, and flavors. From medieval stone streets to contemporary art museums, terraced vineyards to buzzing riverside cafés, Porto is a perfect slow travel destination. I spent just over 2 months exploring it’s many layers that unfold slowly, rewarding…
When I heard you could stay for free in nice homes around the world by pet sitting, I thought pet sitting as a digital nomad sounded too good to be true. Maybe it is? My First House Sitting Experience in Brighton It’s day 4 of an 8-day pet sit in Brighton. This is my first…
Airbnb feels like it’s reached a tipping point. Does it need to make some changes if it’s going to contribute to a future of more sustainable travel? My first AirBnb experience was in Barcelona for Primavera Festival in 2016. I was tagging along with a group of friends (only one of which I actually knew)….
“Holiday proving quite enjoyable with reasonable weather. Home Thursday.” – Bob. That tiny message, scribbled on the back of a postcard from 1956, is still one of my favourite flea market finds. I discovered it while digging through boxes of dusty vintage postcards in a shop called Snooper’s Paradise, hidden away on a cobbled side…
When I first became a digital nomad, I thought constant motion was the whole point. New city every week, new country every month, that kind of thing. I’d wake up in a hostel bunk, pack up my life in under ten minutes, grab a bad coffee from the airport lounge, and tell myself that hopping…
