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I lived in Bali working like that in 2012… got bored … got lonely … got tired … but was good . I am from Ecuador. Done this before was popular .

Thanks to you

What about if a Danish person has a Bentley and have lovely apartment and looks dresses very good. That's a problem for the Danish person. Who doesn't have it. NOW If the Danish person won the lottery or other inherited. He/she would have these finest belonging. (Double standards)not good So then it ok . The true reason is joulous and envy. Like you said everyone has to look the same dress the same . This way of thinking is not good when they take this attitude with them they go travelling the world. They won't be welcomed

He moved back so he could access the stupidly generous social welfare state that funded him for being unemployed is the main reason he doesn’t mention.

I googled the restaurant prices in Copenhagen. I am curious what you consider expensive. It looks like the prices are the same as in the USA. A top restaurant can easily be $200 but an average one is 20-30 $per person max.

Thank you so much for sharing this realistic perspective of being a digital nomad.

Unlike Sweden, it is ILLEGAL to not accept cash-payment during normal business-hours in Denmark. Don't listen to this guy, cash is King.

If you have the opportunity, just do it. No regrets

Right. You loose your capacity of wonder. I'm a part time digital nomad because it let you appreciate being home and traveling to new places. Each person has different threshold of loosing capacity of wonder. For me is about 2 months. Then even the most wonderful place looks normal.

I would mainly choose Asian countries which offer 3 months travel visa like Japan, Vietnam. If you want you can just switch between 2 countries 4 times a year and that's all. Until you are bored, then choose another 2 countries.

You can’t complain about Denmark come on! 👎🏻

Spending 5 days in copenhagen was the worst decision i have ever taken, this city is the most expensive city in europe, bad weather, horrible food, more than a day it will be a waste of time and money.

It's easy to find girlfriend

I've been living week by week for 5 years. New gym every week, new coffee shops, find ways to meet people, etc. it never gets old for me. But I think that I'm an outlier.

Thanks for the video. I don’t like traveling that much. I don’t have the desire to travel as far away as possible. I like riding my bike in the alps and enjoy the view. That’s it. And if I work I like to be in the office 😀

12:28 roosters..... So much for the peace and quiet.

I am staying in Copenhagen for 3 months due to work. Commuting to Ballerup, but struggling to choose a chill but interesting location in Copenhagen that isn't full of tourists. Any advice?

U look like Jeremy fragrance 😂

Thanks for your honesty❣

is copenhagen has landmarks? like paris has eiffel tower?

Thanks for sharing your thoughts Adam. I certainly resonate with the local angle of showing your own hometown, culture, places, and more. To more Copenhagen videos!

I think only working in front of a screen sucks. Being a digital nomad wouldn't be for me.

Copenhagen is the best city to live.

How are you on Møn and you show no forests or cliffs? ;0)

9:16 right corner... Imagine sleeping at night having that thing crawling over your face hell nah

Italy, as a country, frustrated me to no end due to the adherence to tradition (for traditions sake), onerous regulations, and high energy prices. It's SUCH a beautiful place with cool history, nice people, and delicious food, but living there has become unnecessarily difficult

Yer there is a lot of nonsense about being a digital nomad, usually propagated by people advertising digital nomad courses on social media lol People should stop being so gullible I get a good wage and 8 weeks paid vacation a year, so I can afford to travel often as well as relax in my own home.

I like your video a lot - very honest. I lived in Denmark for about 5 years. Vejle, Aalborg and Copenhagen (suburbs and city). Danes generally seem to be quite self aware about a lot of things, but one thing that most danes are hypocrites of - Janteloven. While each of them dont think they are special, as a nation - they always think collectively they are special. You have no idea how much indirect arrogance foreigners have to encounter in Denmark. And looking down upon other nations/countries. Aaaand, the smell of poop is just insane sometimes. In spring even in Frederiksberg(CPH) we had to close windows. :D If not for those two points, I absolutely loved Denmark, while nature is boring, you can always find a few gems to visit, and even small towns are full of charm and nice people. For example, Vejle is stunning, Aalborg used to be (imho, before they re-built whole fjord-front), and Arhus might be objectively the perfect city - size, location, amenities, events etc etc.

I have been doing it since covid. For me what worked is the concept if "slomading" which means staying minimum 3 months in one location

What should I bring or dress in May? We’ll be there the first week of May. Thanks.

you're in the best city in europe, so i wouldn't even think too much about traveling and etc

Jep, det kunne jeg 😂 Tutti frutti mama on tour, måske som Trusted Housesitter 🏘️🛖🏡😻😹 Tillykke Adam 🇩🇰

Hey, thanks for sharing that! I've been thinking about it too... but do you think doing the digital nomad thing on and off, like six months a year, while staying home for six, would be better? It sounds like it could offer a good balance.

a.c perchs beste te i skandinavia

Amazing video but quick question : for summer family holidays, Luxembourg or Cph?

travel without a gf....takes no time to settle or study places. Gfs need ages to choose a place...and have many needs.

For nature and terrific views, go Sweden!!

Up to $5,000 dollars per month for rent is cheap bro, come on.

I grew up in Stuttgart, Germany, but soon realized that a traditional 9-to-5 job and staying in one place wasn’t for me. After spending a few years working in Berlin, I took the leap to explore life abroad, starting in Barcelona, where I immersed myself in the city’s vibrant culture. However, I eventually craved a slower pace, so I spent a few months in a quiet village near Nice, France, before moving on to Bali, hoping to find the perfect work-life balance. Unfortunately, the island didn’t live up to my expectations; while beautiful, it was overcrowded, and the "digital nomad" culture felt shallow, leaving me disconnected from the kind of community I was seeking. I then moved to Chiang Mai, Thailand, where I found a much better mix of affordability, culture, and a thriving remote work community. It was there that I truly embraced the possibility of working while traveling, taking weekends to explore temples, mountains, and local markets. But after a while, I realized that constant movement was wearing me down, and I longed for a sense of stability. That’s when I decided to settle in Benidorm, Spain, a coastal city offering a relaxed lifestyle, beautiful beaches, and proximity to the rest of Europe. Now based in Benidorm, I’ve found the perfect balance of stability and freedom. While I have a solid home base, I still make time for travel, visiting places like Morocco or the Italian countryside. This lifestyle allows me to experience new cultures while enjoying the calm and consistency that Benidorm provides. Ultimately, I’ve learned that the key to a fulfilling life isn’t about finding the "perfect" place to settle, but creating a flexible routine that supports both work and meaningful exploration. Sorry for the long story!

That's a great insight. Travel niche is actually very competitive in my opinion. And only those RUclipsrs, that actually go somewhere, talk to locals, and give their audience a real experience of the place, make it big.

You have to have a lot of discipline. I think that's what was lacking when you get to a new place. Money could be the other issue.

Starting the journey end of jan!!!

How much money did you have to invest in your enterprises? Nomad Capitalists is for millionaires, he says "6/7 figures" in some videos. He makes that clear I thought. So, sorry to hear you had a bad experience. Don't give up, becoming financially successful/secure typically takes many years. Good luck.

I’ll be in Bali next month and this is the type of video I’ve been looking for! Thank you!

this video is really interesting. as a dane who grew up outside of denmark but has been living in japan for the past 15 years, it seems like denmark has a lot of similarities to japan when it comes to rules, not standing out, and avoiding confrontation.

fair and reasonable take, refreshing not seeing a youtuber go from it's the greatest thing of all time to its the worst imaginable thing

Very honest take on what life is like for digital nomads. Too much of anything gets to be just old hat. Thanks for bringing this full circle.

Copenhagen is cheaper than the US😢

The only real way to travel and actually enjoy it is to not have your travels centered around money. If you are traveling and working, it's not travel - it's just life with a nice backdrop but then you are not connecting to the location - you are just staying there. Eventually these digital nomads will all realize this but in the meantime, they sell the facade because they (naively) think it looks cool. I image a few years from now this digital nomad will go through his old videos and take down the most obviously naive ones, if not completely retreat from youtube. Travel is only special because it is bespoke and travel youtubers only work to destroy what is special about travel, making it un-interesting, generic and boring.

bro is it linkins park NUMB OMG IT SO COOL