Great stream today! Here are some of the resources we discussed: My book: amzn.to/3rVEl02; My podcast and episodes about diversity: www.badassdigitalnomads.com/category/diversity/; Relocation services: www.travelingwithkristin.com/relocation; Ready to Relocate group relocation coaching: www.travelingwithkristin.com/apply; Voting from overseas: www.badassdigitalnomads.com/79
Just bought a digital copy of your book. Congrats and I can't wait to dive in. Although I am already abroad, I really want to look at different prospects as a digital nomad abroad. Also, thank you for putting the info out there about how Americans abroad can participate and vote in US elections. It's so important! That was a great podcast!
Hi Kristin. I just finished reading "Digital Nomads for Dummies". I was impressed with the book all the way around. The book is comprehensive and well organized which makes it great for future reference. Your writing is concise and to the point. Yet, it flows well and is enjoyable to read. Although I have not traveled as much as you, I could relate to many of the issues you address from 'Managing Travel Logistics' and 'Maintaining Your Health and Wellness' to 'Meeting People and Making friends'. I hope you will continue to write. I look forward to your next book. Good job!
From Alaska and excited that you produced this book. I had been waiting for someone to produce a book like this. I am going to buy it as soon as I’m done watching this video.
Just ordered your book. Getting ready to start my DN experience in Nov. Looking forward to all the tips and info in your book. Thanks for sharing your experiences!
What are some places in Argentina for co-housing or renting a room for $100 to $200 a month? Where I can meet other digital nomads, other ex-pats, and make new friends. Good places to be based out of. Just bought your book by the way. Look forward to reading it.
Congrats on your book! think it's a total waste of money to move and take your furniture and things like that. Just sell everything, throw things away or give things away and start fresh in your new country/location.
volume was fantastic for about 5 seconds and once mentioning about the right mic, went way down. anything that you can do to fix that, would be good. thanks
Kristin, congratulations on your new book. I wish to ask whether you like Wise for international money transfers AND payments or you recommend anything else. ? Thanks.
There will be specific film rights to the specific book and its copyrighted contents and its either owned by yourself or possibly the publisher dependent upon the small print you have signed up for. Generally screen rights are owned by the copyright holder and as a rule of thumb 2-3 % of the overall movie budget is paid for the screen rights. Suprised your not aware of who owns what.
@@TravelingwithKristin I will be in your old stomping ground tomorrow 😊 Bulgaria. I remember watching your videos during the pandemic and wishing that I could go there.
I run into a few sobering issues trying to find a new place to move to! 1}. After researching various p;laces to live cheaply in, I dropped that idea completely because I found that medical services, especially in emergency situations, may be not as reliable or accessible as needed. 2}. I have lived in New York for a few years. After the initial surge of travelers adrenalin, the grass is greener on the other side of the fence, syndrome has dissipated and my language, but especially culture skills have improved I realized the level of social culture and racism one consistently get confronted with making me more sensitive to those issues. 3]. It would be interesting to list what the potential pitfalls are, for example, for a white European in a foreign place? In South America, the term Gringo and all of its connotations would make me think twice. Or I think of a video that was posted on RUclips a while ago of a couple's wedding ceremony in a foreign language, not realizing that the so-called priest threw profanities at them. I have lost count on the amount of times I heard terms such as Whitey, Goyim, Shiksa even from acquaintances here in New York. When one sees people get treated unfair, is it better to say nothing or as I would in one's birth country stand up for them? 4} I found that my priorities changed after going through this process. Social Culture Open mindedness, safety, acceptance., Low humidity, cleanliness have moved up, and living expenses have moved down on my ever expanding list 5} Oh, and I'll never underestimate the value of a direct Democracy again. Being part of a community able to raise issues and provide solutions on even a federal level is worth the extra cost of living! Hope this helps
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Great stream today! Here are some of the resources we discussed: My book: amzn.to/3rVEl02; My podcast and episodes about diversity: www.badassdigitalnomads.com/category/diversity/; Relocation services: www.travelingwithkristin.com/relocation; Ready to Relocate group relocation coaching: www.travelingwithkristin.com/apply; Voting from overseas: www.badassdigitalnomads.com/79
Congrats on the book release!!!
Congrats and glad your back!!!
Just bought a digital copy of your book. Congrats and I can't wait to dive in. Although I am already abroad, I really want to look at different prospects as a digital nomad abroad. Also, thank you for putting the info out there about how Americans abroad can participate and vote in US elections. It's so important! That was a great podcast!
Hi Kristin. I just finished reading "Digital Nomads for Dummies". I was impressed with the book all the way around. The book is comprehensive and well organized which makes it great for future reference. Your writing is concise and to the point. Yet, it flows well and is enjoyable to read. Although I have not traveled as much as you, I could relate to many of the issues you address from 'Managing Travel Logistics' and 'Maintaining Your Health and Wellness' to 'Meeting People and Making friends'. I hope you will continue to write. I look forward to your next book. Good job!
Hi Daniel! I am so glad you enjoyed my book! Thank you for supporting and for sharing your lovely comments. 🙏😊
Great live stream (I'm watching the replay), you have so much information to share, thank you! Congratulations on your book!
I'm so glad you enjoyed the video, Cindy! Thank you so much for the kind words 💛😊
Hi Kristin, greetings from Curacao, and congratulations with your book. Great!!
Thank you so much, Karin!
Having worked for booksellers (and publishers) in corporate jobs, I am giving you huge kudos for finishing a difficult book & format! 🎉❤😊
Thank you, Patrick! 😊
From Alaska and excited that you produced this book. I had been waiting for someone to produce a book like this. I am going to buy it as soon as I’m done watching this video.
Thanks Elsie! Hope you enjoy the book 💛🙏
Just ordered your book. Getting ready to start my DN experience in Nov. Looking forward to all the tips and info in your book. Thanks for sharing your experiences!
Yay! Thanks Brent. Hope you enjoy the book 💛😊
Pre-ordered your book and got it a few days ago! Already half-way through :)
Yay! Hope you are enjoying it. Thank you so much for supporting, @Happy Fashionista! 😊
Moving to eastern europe in January. Paying close attention to your channel! As far as a retreat, Croatia or Switzerland 😎
Hope to help as much as I can, Andrew! 😊
American watching from Taiwan. Can’t wait to pick up your book!
Yay! Thank you for the support, Jeremy 😊🙏
How did the audio get worse, with the mic 😩😩 … hopefully it improves a few minutes in
Big Time...
From Florida. USA. Congratulations on your new book!! Fun to watch you succeed!! Wishing you the best going forward!! 🙏
Thank you so much Jay! I appreciate the support 🙌😊
Just watched the replay and I really enjoyed it. Really good info. I will look for your book.
Glad you enjoyed it! 💛😊
What are some places in Argentina for co-housing or renting a room for $100 to $200 a month? Where I can meet other digital nomads, other ex-pats, and make new friends. Good places to be based out of. Just bought your book by the way. Look forward to reading it.
Great smile congrats on the book!
Congrats on your book! think it's a total waste of money to move and take your furniture and things like that. Just sell everything, throw things away or give things away and start fresh in your new country/location.
Thanks Rebecca! I’m pretty minimalistic so it works
Yes, congrats on the book! Sam and Kayla USA
Thanks you, Sam and Kayla! 😊 🙏
Fantastic- love ur work, thank u for ur insight! Will find ur book asap
Hi divingduck9! Glad you enjoy my content. Thank you! 🙏 Grab the book here: amzn.to/3rVEl02
Try to Bali and everything much cheaper than Miami.
Definitely going to read your book 📖
Pretty Lady
Thank for the kind words and the support, Kyle! Enjoy the book 😊
Some RUclipsr said that there are places in La Plata, Argentina where rent cost $100 to $200 per month? Is this correct?
'Kristin, Hi, how can Kayla and I participate and be notified concerning upcoming 'Live' streams? Thanks, Sam and Kayla
You can subscribe and ring the notification bell or you can also join my newsletter at www.travelingwithkristin.com Thank you! 😊
volume was fantastic for about 5 seconds and once mentioning about the right mic, went way down. anything that you can do to fix that, would be good. thanks
Noted! Thanks Greg 😊
💓😎🌟🤗 congrats Kristin! !
Thank you, Shabs!
Kristin, congratulations on your new book. I wish to ask whether you like Wise for international money transfers AND payments or you recommend anything else. ? Thanks.
Thank you, Mike! Yes, I do recommend and use Wise bit.ly/transferwisebank
Some authors have signed labels that they give out at signing for people to stick into their book instead of having to sign every book in person.
Thanks, Crystal! 😊
This was a very good video! I can’t wait for the audiobook to come out😀
Thank you @alteredillusions100 💛
Same!
How is it difficult to get started at first?
Not as difficult as it seems. You can also check out my site www.digitalnomadbootcamp.com 😊
You are amazing, I’m ordering that book
Thank you @B.H! Hope you enjoy the book 💛
What are you using for sound to do your podcast?
Here are my podcast equipment, Doreen-Ann www.amazon.com/shop/travelingwithkristin/list/3DGB1IMHSDSJD
Hi Kristin
Have you seen data scientists as digital nomads?.. or at least working remotely for some months?
Hi Oscar, I think their are some 😊
Congratulations on the book
Thank you @Burt King!
I tried to find this yesterday and couldn't do it.
No worries, Robert. 😊
Congratulations on publishing! :)
Thank you Seamus! 💛
you mention the crime in costa rica, i would say that the dominican republic is also bad, keeping in mind that dominican republic is not dominicana
Thanks for sharing, Greg 😊
you ever been to the dominican republic?
Yes, way before I was making videos 😊
Awesome video , thanks for sharing !
You are welcome, @Travel Channel! 🙌
fantastic
Thank you so much 😀
Great work 👏
Thank you so much Felito 😀
Watching from Oak Park IL a Chicago suburb
Hope you are having a great day, James!
You look much slimmer in this video than in your favourite places in the world video, you lost quite some weight 💯
Looking so pretty as always ✨
Thank you!😊
Congrats 👏
Thanks Felito! 💛
Nice chat, you're very cute! Enjoying your channel.
Glad you enjoyed, Bolt! Thanks for watching 💛
There will be specific film rights to the specific book and its copyrighted contents and its either owned by yourself or possibly the publisher dependent upon the small print you have signed up for. Generally screen rights are owned by the copyright holder and as a rule of thumb 2-3 % of the overall movie budget is paid for the screen rights. Suprised your not aware of who owns what.
I love you.
Thanks Kent! 🙏😊
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😊
@@TravelingwithKristin I will be in your old stomping ground tomorrow 😊 Bulgaria. I remember watching your videos during the pandemic and wishing that I could go there.
I run into a few sobering issues trying to find a new place to move to!
1}. After researching various p;laces to live cheaply in, I dropped that idea completely because I found that medical services, especially in emergency situations, may be not as reliable or accessible as needed.
2}. I have lived in New York for a few years. After the initial surge of travelers adrenalin, the grass is greener on the other side of the fence, syndrome has dissipated and my language, but especially culture skills have improved I realized the level of social culture and racism one consistently get confronted with making me more sensitive to those issues.
3]. It would be interesting to list what the potential pitfalls are, for example, for a white European in a foreign place?
In South America, the term Gringo and all of its connotations would make me think twice. Or I think of a video that was posted on RUclips a while ago of a couple's wedding ceremony in a foreign language, not realizing that the so-called priest threw profanities at them. I have lost count on the amount of times I heard terms such as Whitey, Goyim, Shiksa even from acquaintances here in New York.
When one sees people get treated unfair, is it better to say nothing or as I would in one's birth country stand up for them?
4} I found that my priorities changed after going through this process. Social Culture Open mindedness, safety, acceptance., Low humidity, cleanliness have moved up, and living expenses have moved down on my ever expanding list
5} Oh, and I'll never underestimate the value of a direct Democracy again. Being part of a community able to raise issues and provide solutions on even a federal level is worth the extra cost of living!
Hope this helps
Thanks for sharing your thoughts RL! Appreciate it 💛
I love you.
Thank you Kent!