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Lessons from One Year of Nomadic Passive Income - Nat Eliason
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Long-term travel and passive income, despite the incredible appeal, aren’t ends in themselves. They’re tools for something else.
Lessons from One Year of Nomadic Passive Income March 13, 2017 It’s now been almost exactly a year since my last real job ended and I started working for myself while traveling. In that time, I’ve lived in Austin, Paris, NYC, Buenos Aires, and San Francisco, while also visiting Boston, Minneapolis, Chicago, Napa Valley, Wallingford, DC, Pittsburgh, Medellin, Los Cabos, Puerta Vallarta, Florence, Tuscany, Ushuaia, and Antarctica. Antarctica was by far my favorite This site grew from ~120,000 monthly visits to ~450,000. I launched an app , a course, and a book. I took on my first marketing cons
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