TMBA608: The History of Digital Nomadism
The term "Digital Nomad" has been beaten to death over the years, but it still means a lot to those of us who have identified with that label. James Clark is certainly one of those people. He's been a full-time nomad since the early 2000s, and we've shared many great memories with him around the world. James is also the author of a brilliant blog called Nomad Notes, where he recently published an article that captured our attention. The post was titled Digital Nomadism History, and in it he chronicles the start of the digital nomad movement through today, touching on all of the most important milestones. James joins us on today's podcast to talk about the history of digital nomadism, what inspired him to write that blog post, and a whole lot more.
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Show Notes
The term "Digital Nomad" has been beaten to death over the years, but it still means a lot to those of us who have identified with that label.
James Clark is certainly one of those people.
He's been a full-time nomad since the early 2000s, and we've shared many great memories with him around the world.
James is also the author of a brilliant blog called Nomad Notes, where he recently published an article that captured our attention.
The post was titled Digital Nomadism History, and in it he chronicles the start of the digital nomad movement through today, touching on all of the most important milestones.
James joins us on today's podcast to talk about the history of digital nomadism, what inspired him to write that blog post, and a whole lot more.