And then you can move forward to picking the country that you want to go to and then figuring out what kind of jobs that you can do before you have another job, another more permanent job. Because as a traveler remote worker, it's a little bit tougher to find a job that is a steady, Monday to Friday, eight to five job, unless you start your own business. If you have the capital for that, then of course you can totally do that
Deborah Pardes
@DBPardes · 0:52
Wow, this is so interesting. I'm really looking forward to the next episode. And thank you for sharing all your thoughts and expertise in this area because there's another guy here that did something on Van life, and I'm going to find him and make sure he is invited to this swell cast. I want to ask to you a little bit about connectivity
Olivia Tirta
@olliethenomad · 3:36
And if you are in big cities around the world, actually is better than being in the big city. In the US. Like in Mexico City, you can access WiFi for free all over the city, not at your residence, but like if you're going to the park, if you are going to the library, if you're on the bus, you're on the Metro, you can access WiFi for free. And that's something that we still don't have in the US