I used to travel the world for 7 years without a large bank account to dig into. If seasonal work isn’t your cup of tea but you’re still searching of ways to travel the world at in a more affordable way at a slow pace, this might be just the thing for you!

Do you want a Nomadic life? Do you want to travel the world but don’t have an unlimited bank account? Do you want more out of life than a 9-5 job? Then this post was made for you!

What does it really cost to travel full-time? In this post, I will let you in on a little financial secret. I’ll break down the monthly costs of a nomad, and the result might surprise you! Hopefully, this will help you realize that you don’t have to be rich to live this kind of life!

Hello from a busy summer season in Lofoten! I have decided to stay a little longer than originally planned, just popped in for a quick summary of what life’s like for a seasonal worker sometimes! For example, I’ve lived in a caravan for the past 2 months!

Every year as a seasonal working nomad looks different and in this post, I will do a breakdown of all the countries I visited, the places I lived in, and the jobs I had during 2019. A simple breakdown to give you an idea of how a year could look when you have this lifestyle!

Back in 2017, I did 88 days of regional work to qualify for my 2nd-year visa in Australia. Let me tell you the story of how life on a farm in tropical Queensland was for me. This is a wonderful, happy story, unlike the horrible ones you often hear about regarding regional work.

Talking about the pros and cons of using an agency to help you get a job abroad. Are you thinking about starting a nomadic life? Or just looking for a job abroad for a seasonal experience? Then this post was made for you.

You can’t work seasonally for 6 years without having at least one bad encounter right? In this post, I will share my own horrible work experience in Norway. I hope to encourage you to quit any job if you feel like it is awful and/or taking advantage of you.