LIVING IN OAXACA, MEXICO 🇲🇽 // my experience working remotely for 10 days and WHY you should too
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- Опубликовано: 22 июл 2024
- In this video, I talk about the top reasons why you should work remotely in Oaxaca, Mexico!
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➢Oaxaca, Mexico VLOG Part 1: • OAXACA, MEXICO JAN 202...
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☕ Cafes with decent wifi!
➢Marito & Moglie
➢Cafébre
➢Muss Café
➢Cafeto & Baristas
🎵 Music in this video (by Epidemic Sound):
➢"Noa's Waltz" - Gustav Lundgren Trio
➢"For Celia" - Gustav Lundgren Trio
📽️ What I Use to Edit/Film:
➢Sony Cybershot DSC-RX100
➢iPhone 11
➢iMovie
👩💻 ABOUT ME:
My name is Julie and I was born and raised in sunny California, but moved to NYC in April 2021. I love to travel, try new foods, and paint plant pots. I work a 9-5 job, but spend my weekends and holidays off traveling the world. Stay tuned!
#oaxacamexico #digitalnomadinoaxaca #digitalnomad
As an indigenous women from Oaxaca, I would advise no. It would gentrify the community. So many indigenous people are already being “kicked out” of there community due to so many foreigners moving INTO these areas. We love foreigners but do not encourage people to live there while indigenous people are being kicked out!
Yes , go gentrify your own country before trying to gentrify our land
well, what you ask is not possible, if you see money , you take it. that is the real thing. this things you can't stop. I'm a Mexican and I live here. imagine the economy of this city without Tourists. Gentrification is just another imigration issue like the usa ilegal people. you don't care about what happens when you move, works either way.
@@guillermoperalta6659
That’s easy said than done.
You’re Mexicans, but don’t live in Oaxaca.
Hell! Mexico, D.F. is having the same issue but at grander scale.
This earth is free to all of us
You are indigenous and I am Marilyn Monroe! BS
I lived in Oaxaca for four years and believe it or not I didn't get to know every single corner of the state. It's a huge and really beautiful state.
Hi! Do you think it is easy to find a restaurant/cosmetic/clothes job in Oaxaca for a french woman who wants to live in this city? Thx :)
I’m thinking of moving there. I can get you a work from home job like me and we can live as roommates, what do you say? :)
Thank you for this lovely and inspiring video. I’ve just watched it at a critical decision-making moment and it was very helpful. I like your calm and positive delivery. Oaxaca seems like a place where I can do my life and appreciate the local culture and possibly even become a part of it. Thanks again so much I have liked and subscribed.
Thank you so much!
Nice video, hello from Oaxaca✨. Thanks for love our city . Also the tradition in general are amazing.
I agree! Hello from Oaxaca too!
I'm going to Oaxaca in March. Can't wait! Thanks for sharing your experience.
Love your chill style - I want to visit a bunch of places in that state in the mountains and along the pacific coast ❤️🍄 much love safe travels y’all
We were there in September, love it there. Is a slower & less tourists as SMA which I like. The food was amazing!
Thanks for all your tips! We’ll be going to Oaxaca for a month this winter! Sooo excited! 😀
You’ll have the best time!!
Thank you for the nice information 😊
seems like an awesome opportunity to travel! doing something like this is my dream!
I can attest - it is AMAZING
Love the video! I agree 100% about Oaxaca. I drove from Mexico City and was only planning on spending a couple of days there before continuing on through the mountains to Puerto Escondido but stayed a week instead. Loved it. And loved your video. ❤
~ Peace Love and Hope
Gastronomy in Oaxaca is AMAZING. I'm going there for the International festival Guelaguetza that is in July. Thanks for the info 💃🏼♥️
thank you so much~ I have plan to go to Oaxaca to try Mole next 2024 Spring~
Great video!! Are there any agencies that may provide INM appointment help in Oaxaca Centro??
Thanks for the video! How did you feel about the water situation in Oaxaca? Did you feel comfortable consuming water or drinks with ice in them?
I avoided drinking tap water and just bought bottled water. Usually at restaurants they would also hand me water bottles when I ordered water and I don’t remember getting glasses of water with ice!
man, this girls is what we call "fresa". I like her.
Omg 😂
Do you have any recommendations for car rentals in Oaxaca? Will be going to visit for the first time this summer!
How’s the weather in august? Planning to visit during that month
That painting at 7:52 is gorgeous.
loved your videos . i wanted to know if you can give me tips on remote work. thank you!
Hi! Do you think it is easy to find a restaurant/cosmetic/clothes job in Oaxaca for a french woman who wants to live in this city? Thx :)
I’m not sure to be honest!
Mexico is Beautiful im going next month, can't wait so excited!! first time.. :) Greeting from Houston Tx..
You’ll have so much fun!!
@@WorldwideWu im so ready :)
Hi Charlie from Boston I am very interested in visiting Oaxaca I just subscribed to your channel you did a great job I loved it good luck in your endeavors there. Can I fly directly to Oaxaca? How far is the airport from the city center?
Hi Charlie! Thank you for subscribing!!
I don’t believe there are any direct flights from Boston to Oaxaca. I flew from NYC and I had a layover in Dallas. The airport from the city center is about a 20-min drive. I took the collective bus with other people that were also going to the city center and the driver will drop you off at your address. It was only $100 MX pesos for one person. Highly recommend doing this!
@@WorldwideWu Wow!!! Thanks . Much appreciated. I have friends north of Puerto Vallarta new Mexican friends. They are in a town called Bucerias. But all the videos I see are so beautiful I want to try different states. Good luck in all your endeavors
Great video, I would love to visit Oaxaca, how safe it is, according to your experience over there?
I live in New Jersey and would love to go this coming winter
I felt very safe! I was always recommended by locals and my friend who lived there to not walk out alone at night though. So make sure you are with someone if you’re walking at night otherwise take a taxi
@@WorldwideWu thank you very much 😊
Thank you for sharing. My beautiful Wife and I will be in Oaxaca City in the fall ❤💫😎
Awesome video 😍
Thank you!
Wow 🌠awesome
Could you post a list of your favorite coffee shops, please?? 🙏🏽😊
Yes! My favorites were Marito & Moglie, Cafeto & Baristas, and A.M. Siempre Cafe (for the rooftop!) 😊
I want to move there.😊
10 days is not living😅
Stop being a hater Karen
She’s right though 😅
for those who have lived in oaxaca, do your showers and faucets have strong water pressure?
Definitely not. Water pressure is very low all over.
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I'm sold
Ok, Morocco or Oaxaca? I week is all we have......
Thanks! New sub here !
Thank you for being here :)
I assume you’re talking about US dollars not pesos.
Correct!
HOW'S LIFE IN OAXACA
I really liked your video about Oaxaca, but please do not encourage people to come and live here, that is a serious problem for local people, since people like you who earn money in dollars obviously spend in pesos so It is cheap and comfortable for them to live in the city of Oaxaca, which is why the number of foreigners who decide to stay and live has been increasing, so the cost of living in the city increases, but for us Oaxacans who receive a salary in pesos this affects us directly and I have been displaced in recent years by you
Sucks they are making you go in 2 times a week. That literally screws everything up for anyone wanting to live their own life. :(
please don't encourage people to gentrify Oaxaca:///
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@@rzorNvme whats funny
People are allowed to live wherever they want. Nobody owns the earth.
Gentrify what? Rich fucks destroy the world with their billions. We make Pennies compared. I’m using my money live like they do. If it takes going to a country rich people avoid and things are cheaper then so be it. We’re so conditioned to live like losers, while the elite live lives of pleasure 24/7. 100% move to Oaxaca as long as you’re nice to the community, you’re not doing any wrong.
I live in Colorado and Mexicans are all around me and I love them. They tell me all the time to retire in Mexico. They realize this earth is ours. You’re a weird person. You don’t actually know Mexicans or what makes the country great.
5:29 what's that? Looks like papaya smashed into a potato lol
YOURE MAKING A BIG DEAL OUT IT FOR JUST TEN DAYS??? THATS NOT LIVING THATS VISITING.
Bro 😅🙀😋
Not the aesthetic 4:14 💀 Lady… the art is part of our culture it’s more than just “looking aesthetically pleasing” 🙄
800 dollars a month, just for a room, get real
stop gentrifying other countries, you are NOT bringing economic benefits to anyone, only displacing communities.
Question, though: is it in fact the case that there is no positive benefit at all to a local community from someone visiting a place and putting money into the local economy? I understand that some aspects of expat culture are very harmful, and gentrification is damaging in many ways. However, is there truly no benefit at all to someone visiting a place and spending money there? Are the travelers actually solely responsible for the gentrification? Obviously if the person is disrespectful and harmful, that's another story. But what if they are respectful, make an effort to speak the local language, etc.?
I guess my other question would be: are you saying everyone should just stay home and never travel, ever? Would that really help anything? I'm genuinely curious to know why you have such a negative response and you think there are no possible benefits at all.
My question is what do you mean by local economy? hotels and airbnbs are usually owned by non-locals and when they are locals, they are the local elite, further exacerbating the income inequalities. I think it is about doing research of where to stay, how workers are treated, including the choice of restaurants. @@christophercobb249
Love your video sweet little lady! thanks for your tasteful, outgoing review on the place I wish most to relocate and retire to. You project optimism, and believable enthusiasm describing your views and opinions.
Thanks! For doing it so well 😊
Question #1, what do you know about Huatulco? Ever been?
Question #2, Out of curiosity, what kind of work do you do? Besides making informational videos?? ~ ✌
Thanks!! Never been to Huatulco and I work in customer success for an internet company
Do you have papers or visa to be in México
There r gangs in there some parts
Be save 🥹☺️ I hope u like it
I was concerned about that as well. I keep seeing reports of cartel activity
@@MT-yx5cu The south of Mexico is the safest area in the country