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One of the most common questions that Location Independent Professionals are always asked about is where to stay. A lot of people assume that since we are mostly on the move and not opting to stay put in one place, our preferred choice of accommodation is either a hostel or a five-star hotel. Though quite frankly, there’s nothing wrong with staying in  those places.

We usually rent furnished  apartments complete with access to amenities such as gyms, pools an high speed internet connection. This is probably a conscious decision on our part since a location independent lifestyle brings a different living experience than what is considered normal by many people.  We would much rather pay more to get that feeling of home as we travel around, and still look to have our own little home anywhere in the world.

One of the major challenges to living a location independent lifestyle is finding the right type of accommodation that fits your budget. We spend hours on end trying to find ads on the internet about suitable places to stay, and it can get rather overwhelming with the amount of information available. It is similar to deciding what one thing you want to get for Christmas.

Thankfully, there are shortcuts and simple tips you can use to shorten the number of hours on the internet looking for your own home.

Use the Right Key Phrases

When searching for the perfect home on the internet, it helps a lot to be very specific on what you want. By simply using some of the search phrases below, you can easily find the home that you are looking for in  much less time. You can start off with some of the following search terms like:

If you need a place with internet access, then simply add the phrase “with internet” to your search terms. This is will sort out all the available places that provide internet connection to tenants.

By doing this search, you get a lot more specific information on the places that you may want to stay.

Your initial search will eventually turn up one or two websites that perfectly outlines all the things on your checklist. But if not, just continue to keep searching as you will eventually find one that will fit your needs.

Another way to go about this is by looking for local property agents in your intended destination. By consulting with local agents, you can get an idea about what properties are available, their price range, and the overall amenities that they provide.

If money is not your main concern, then I suggest that you try VRBO.com or Vacation Rentals by Owner. Although this alternative may be a bit on the pricey-side, if you can afford it, then by all means – go.

Narrow Your List to Specific Areas

The next thing that you want to do after piling up your list is to trim down your selections to the best possible areas that you plan to stay in. I have to say that this is personally a hard thing to work out. For this one, you really have to check the area out for a comparison with other places.

Try to consult with online and offline contacts that live in, or near the area to provide you more information about the place.

Look for blogs and blog posts that focus on those areas that you want to live in.

Just a reminder, if the site has no photos posted online and other detailed information, try to contact who ever is responsible for the post and ask for more pictures.

The Next Step…Check it Out.

The best thing to do before you head out is to visit the location, if possible during the off-peak season. This gives you a head start in figuring the place out, and will give you more time to look at other choices that may not be listed online.

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A location independent lifestyle is known for being able to move from one place to the next, enjoying a sense of freedom, and at the same time creating or maintaining an income stream to finance your travel pursuits.

However, just because you are living a location independent lifestyle doesn’t mean that you have to move constantly from one place to the next. It means that you have the freedom of mobility that others do not have. Your desire determines your destination. You can choose to have a single destination, or multiple ones, and you can stay as long as you want at any one of them.

For a lot of location independent professionals, there is a never-ending battle over whether to have an established home in one place, or live a completely nomadic lifestyle. With the variety of choices that life has to offer, it all depends on what your ultimate goals and dreams are. Hopefully, this article can help shed light on what really suits your lifestyle.

1. Minimal Travel Expenses

One considerable benefit that comes when you choose to stay in one location for a long period is the amount of money you can save on flight and travel expenses. In fact, you can probably save enough money to pay for the cost of living for additional months by staying in one destination rather than spending the it going to multiple places.  For example, there is no reason to bring a hair straightener for your hair cut when using a professional with hair straighteners because it is just an extra expense.

2. Cheap Rent

Another good reason why some location independent professionals prefer to stay longer at one place is to take advantage of better accommodation deals. Some places have better offers when staying for 6 months to 1 year. But of course, for some people, being tied down for one year in one place may be a bit too long.

The best way to test the desirability of this arrangement is by first starting out with a 3-month contract. With that time frame, you have sufficient time to get to know the place, know the culture and finally decide if staying for 1 year is right for you.

3. Avoiding costly purchases and set-up expenses

By staying in one place, you will start to learn where to buy bargain items that get the best value for your money, especially when buying food and eating out. One of the common mistakes that people make is to arrive at their destination and start to explore without first researching the area and end up paying more for the services they find along the way.

When moving to a new place, you can be sure that your cost of living will increase for a month until you figure everything out. This also goes for set-up expenses. The best thing to do is to stay put, avoid unnecessary expenses and get know the place first.

4. Local Price and Tourist Price

There are several countries in the world, especially in Asia, that have a price set for locals, and a separate price for tourists. By staying in one place long enough, and becoming a regular in bars or restaurants, and being seen as a frequent guest, you might have discounts and other privileges available. But be aware, that it may take a couple of months to build this type of relationship with the locals. Over the course of a few weeks or months, you will see your expenses diminish.

5. Time is Gold

Finding balance in building your business profitably and living in a foreign country where the cost of living can be high is a struggle for most location independent professionals. The best option is to choose the country where the standard and cost of living is lower, that way you don’t have to worry about high expenses.

By visiting a country with a lower cost of living for an extended period of time, without the worries of having to move from one place to another, you could afford to live for long enough to launch any new business and work on it until it becomes successful.

6. Travel in your own location independent style

If you are still new to traveling and visiting new places, then deciding to stay in one location can help you soft nudge into this lifestyle. By staying in one place temporarily, you only have to organize your accommodations once. This will prove to be less complicated than having to deal with 10 places in one trip. Staying in one location does some other advantages such creating personal relationships with the locals, learning interesting things about the culture, and simply taking time to assess what your future plans are. Who knows, you might even learn a thing or two that you can use on your next trip.

7. Experiencing the Culture

For a lot of people, traveling to other places is their own adventure. They get to see cultures, landscapes, beliefs and traditions that may be unlike their own. Of course there are other possible reasons why they choose to visit a place, but one thing is for sure, their sense of adventure made them decide to go there.

If you stay long enough in a given location, you will eventually get to know the place much better than when you first arrived. It takes a long time to reach the roots of a culture, but the lessons and experiences you get will make it all worthwhile.

Now that we’ve discussed all the positive things of staying in one place, let’s now move on to the downsides.

Staying in a foreign country will involve a lot of paperwork and documentation. Dealing with visas and immigration may be your biggest headache, as each country that you will go to will have different requirements and a different number of options for foreigners staying for a long period of time.

Be aware that there will be restrictions in terms of the number of months you can stay at one place. If you are setting up a business, then this may be a little tricky, but if not, then you have nothing to worry about. The best way to avoid any future problems is by researching visa, immigration and foreign business laws on the web before you travel anywhere. In fact, this should be your first priority.

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In living a location independent lifestyle, there are tons of things that one has to consider and think about. There  many competing ideas that sometimes overwhelm our decision making regarding what we want to do, what our source of income will be, and what we should do for leisure activity.

With so many options and ideas to ponder, our thought process is sometimes clouded with so much junk that we become dizzy just trying to manage our thoughts.  This can be and unwanted and unnecessary source of stress in our lives. One of most important things to do when designing your lifestyle is to simplify and make it a priority to be healthy and fit.

Yes. Simplify, simplify and simplify.  Get rid of those flat irons, your favorite CHI flat iron and do not worry about your hair highlights.  You need a simple life!

Outlined in this article are simple tips to help you work things out when making decisions as a location independent person. Hopefully, some of the things mentioned here can help you align your goals with your chosen lifestyle.

Visualize Your Dream Life

In order to attain your own personal happiness and achieve your goals and dreams, an essential starting point is to write down in a list what you want in your life. Analyze some of the things that you want to happen and its potential consequences.
As for me, I listed some of the things I want in my ideal life. Here are some of those things:

• Have the freedom to work for only 3 to 4 hours a day
• Surround myself with creative and similar minded people
• Create an online business
• Be location independent
• Have my own schedule
• Freedom to travel anywhere I want
• Have lots of time with friends, family and spend time with loved ones
• Become a motivational speaker and share my thoughts to others

Now, this is just the ideal life that I want. I will not achieve all of these goals any time soon, but by simply listing down what i want, I can prioritize and start to see what things I can start accomplishing sooner than others. Just remember that doing the things that you want does not happen overnight. All it takes is a little patience and perseverance to reach your intended path.

Create a List of “Must Do’s”

To put your ideal life in motion, you have to create several categories of goals and list them down. The list should be similar to this:

• Specific skills to learn – dancing, skiing, public speaking and writing
• Essential experience to gain – presenting, website creation, teaching and blogging
• Savings and personal finance – investing, retirement money, travel funds
• People to be with – mentors and friends
• Places to visit, live in and travel to -

This is just a basic exercise to get the juices flowing. Once you’ve listed down a lot of your “must do” items, you can simply select what you want to focus on first. Hopefully, you’ll have a clear picture of where you really want to go in your own life. As for me, when faced with multiple questions, I just refer back to this guide and it helps me get back on track.

Do Your Homework

Another essential thing that you should is to research people who are living the location independent lifestyle successfully. I am sure that there are tons of blogs and websites that feature individuals, or even families that have successfully implemented their plans. Upon searching the net, you are sure to find inspiring stories on how they went about in achieving the lifestyle that they want. Try to carefully research their ideas, interests and reasons on how they were able to get where they were. Doing this can even pump you up and motivate you to live the location independent lifestyle.

Where You Are and Where You Want to Be

Living an location independent lifestyle is already a big challenge by itself. But the rewards are happiness, freedom, time well spent with loved ones, and enjoying life in general. Of course, you may be at the point in your life where you are still starting, it’s ok. Just as long as you have a clear idea of where you want to go, it does not matter where you are right now, just follow your dreams and the tips in this article, and soon enough you may find yourself living the dream.

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The lure of packing your bags and living an independent life abroad sounds a little bit more targeted to the adventurous, and not for the typical Joe. But in all honesty, after the recent economic events, many Americans have decided to live a location independent lifestyle, free from the restraints of the populace, and to indulge their freedom in foreign countries.

But with all of the realities of settling in other countries, many location independent professionals have long wondered if they can still ever create their own home.

Well, the simplest answer is yes.

“Home” generally takes on a lot of different meanings to each one of us. But the basic and simplest definition is this; a home is where we are most comfortable. It is our private sanctuary where we can leave most of our problems outside, and just feel secure inside.

Since most location independent professionals are on the move, having a real home may appear to be challenging, if not almost impossible.  However, there are several solutions to this dilemma. And just because the term location independent may mean that you are always on the move, at the end of it all, you still want to have a place called home.

What is a Home?

For some people, their home is their sanctuary. It is a place where they can just relax and call their own. And it does not matter if it’s a small house or a big one, the sense of comfort that it provides is the main thing. There is no greater feeling after a hard day’s work of going “home” and just having your peace of mind.

For a number of people, their mindset is fixed on the idea of achieving two specific goals in their life. One is to make enough money to achieve financial security. The other one is securing your own home. Both concepts are basically tied to each other since having a home first requires you to have financial security and stability.

Now this is actually pretty simple as long as you’re in one town, city or country. And this is true for those that want to live the typical and traditional lifestyle, but how about those people that choose to be location independent and may want the freedom to always change their location?

As much as it may seem challenging at first, there are a number of options available if you really want to make a home while on the move.

Motor Homes

Another option for some people is to get an RV or house trucks.  Now, there are dozens of available choices on market today so the decision will entirely depend on what your needs are.  The beauty of owning a motor home is mobility. You can go anywhere you like and you can take your home with you.  This can become a little bit more tricky if you plan to move from country to country.

Houseboats

For obvious reasons, people that love the idea of living near rivers and lakes, owning a houseboat is an appealing choice. Since houseboats are slightly larger than motor homes, there is a sense of living in a real home, giving some people the level comfort that they want.

Mobility may be a bit restricted since houseboats must be situated in waterways. Also, the only way to move houseboats is though the connected and navigable waterways or expensive dry hauling.

Establish a Base Location

If you want a maximized living environment where you can plant yourself from time to time, then purchasing a property in one location can be the best solution for you. This method can give you a sense of balance when you are done traveling from one place to the next.

Some factors you should consider are mortgage and rental costs. Since you may be out for months, or even years at a time, keeping your place secure is another thing you should consider.

Conclusion

Living a location independent lifestyle is fun and is certainly an educational experience. If you feel that establishing a home is important, then I hope that this article will somehow shed light on how to create a home while being a location independent professional.

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Walking barefoot across the white gold beaches in Asia, soaking up the sun and enjoying exotic local food and simply relaxing on your own. Sun bathing on yachts docked ashore in Dubai, or diving with great whites in South Africa with no worries at all…

Living a location independent lifestyle presents a wonderful alternative to the traditional lifestyle that we are all probably accustomed to. There is no denying that this non-traditional living certainly offers a unique sense of freedom and mobility that has yet to be experienced by most.

There are, however, several myths that circulate around about Location Independent Living. Here are some of them:

• Living an location independent lifestyle is for rich famous people with huge amounts of money stashed away in their offshore private bank accounts.
• It is easy to believe that a location independent lifestyle is reserved for the elite and mere mortals such as ourselves cannot do it.
• Living a location independent lifestyle is not for individuals or couples that are just starting out or have other financial obligations to consider.
• Once you start living the location independent lifestyle, everything in your life will be perfect, and you never have to worry about anything else in the world.
• As you travel the world using the finest travel clothing and eventually find the perfect place to settle down, everything in your life will fall in place and be all fine.

Now that we have mentioned the myths that surround location independence, let’s focus on the traps that are said to be attached to this lifestyle.

• It is quite easy to become attached to the adrenaline rush and excitement created by constantly visiting new places.
• It is rather easy to look forward to the next planned destination so much that you tend to forget to enjoy the current place that you are staying at.
• Being attached to one place and eventually look at it more favorably than other places.
• Adjusting to different time zones can drive you nuts.
• Being easily distracted by the new surroundings, and eventually slacking off from work and other responsibilities.

These are just some of the common myths and traps that are commonly associated with Location Independence.

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Becoming a location independent professional have some perks you may feel guilty about while enjoying the good life. By not being tied down to a regular office job and feeling the drudgery of working  8 hours or more in a tiny cubicle the a location independent professional can get out and enjoy life by living out their traveling fantasies by exploring Europe, renting a car in India or analyzing Asia.

But seriously, as with all other aspects of life nothing is perfect. And though there are certainly many advantages and positive outcomes of living the location independent life, there are still some negative aspects as well. We will discuss some of the negative experiences shared by some who have taken this route to further shed light on this topic and serve as a guide for those planning to take this road less traveled in the future.

One of the most common problems experienced by independent location individuals is the need to adapt quickly to a changing environment. Since most of the time is spent traveling from one place to another, those with experience point out that it is a constant juggling act to maintain balance in handling personal life, relationships with family or friends and maintaining a tightly run machine with their income generation. For example, this can lead to difficulties maintaining personal habits such as skin care using your favorite makeup products and tips.  Of course, men have it easy because all they worry about is finding a cheap men’s haircut with a good men’s hairstyle. And in this chaotic hurricane that brews on the surface and seemingly overwhelms every thing sometimes doubts arise under the surface in the soul after experiencing difficulty that some may even return back to an anchored port lifestyle to avoid the tumultuous waves of the open sea.

Now, this type of problem is certainly understandable since most of us, are still new to this digital nomad lifestyle as a single plankton within the World Wide Web. And sometimes reality sets in that this “lifestyle” may not be as easy and comfortable as our imagination dreamed. But the key in getting through rough times is to refocus on the philosophy that drives you.  Why did you choose to design your lifestyle in this way? Try to remember the reason why you wanted to be a location independent professional.

The choice of becoming a location independent professional is your decision. And the lifestyle that it brings promises fun, freedom and constant change. This is what the purpose:  increased quality of life.  That is why hundreds of thousands of individuals have decided to join this movement.

The location independent lifestyle provides an exciting adventure to those willing to create it. But this lifestyle is NOT for everyone.  It is for those willing to take the challenge and forge something unique.

There will certainly be experiences that can brighten up your day and can really make a difference in your life but there will be stressful days also. It is all part of the journey of life because at the end of the day what do you have?  Friends, family, experiences, memories.  Live the best you can.

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If you have ever desired to live life to the fullest and are fed up with all the monotonous activity of staying in one place, one job and in one community then becoming a location independent is the right path for you.  Okay, so what exactly is a location independent professional?

A location independent professional is someone that can travel the world living their life while still being able to pay their bills. These individuals or couples are using available resources such as the Internet and other passive income earning strategies to fund their lifestyle. It is easy and works out for them.

Of course, I am sure you are thinking that if this is true then how come you have not heard of this lifestyle or even know people who live it.  The answer is hidden in plain sight.  Location Independent professionals are out there in everyday life wandering through countries, visiting historical places, soaking up the sun on a beach in a tropical island and NOT working inside the cubicle or office space next to you.  They are already living their life independent of any particular location.

Well, for many of us who are still stuck in the rut of going through an 8 to 5 job to pay bills and mortgages the idea of packing up all our things to travel and enjoy the world is not an option.  And most would imagine that in order to travel and do whatever they love doing an individual has to constantly toil for a number of years to accumulate enough savings.

For some people, being a location independent professional means that they prefer to live life the way they want while enjoying their sense of freedom without having to join the rest of the population in postponing their dream job or lifestyle until after retirement.

Though a lot of people have already invested in putting money for their 401k’s for retirement benefits, why do most of us have to wait for 20 to 30 years until we live life the way we want?  Because you choose it.  That is how you have designed your lifestyle, either intentionally or, more likely, inadvertently.

Is the location independent lifestyle right for you?

Well, the first thing you need to do is to examine what you REAL goals and dreams in life are.  This is harder than you may think.  It is important for you to figure out what it is that really motivates your daily activities.

You have to block out all external factors that usually influence your decision making process.  Only think about yourself. No pressure from bosses, spouses, parents and friends. This is your life so take a few moments to analyze and examine what is really worth the time. What is the philosophy that drives you? A shrink that charges by the hour will not really help you answer that question or HOW to LIVE your life.

KNOW YOURSELF

Now, if you have spent a considerable amount of time in finding your inner voice regarding your goals then here are couple questions to ask yourself to determine if being a location independent professional and its lifestyle is right for you:

1.     Have you ever wanted to travel the world and experience different cultures?

2.     Can you adapt to unfamiliar environments and communities?

3.     Do you know other languages aside from your own?

4.     Is living in one place boring?

5.     Can you leave your ‘stuff’?

6.     Do you welcome challenges and look forward to unexpected outcomes?

Now, if you have answered “yes” to question lined up, then you know that an independent location lifestyle is for you. This lifestyle is not for everyone. I know that some people prefer to have a daily routine and structure to their life.

This includes individuals that prefer to have their organizer next to them at all times, eat the same food at the same place all the time and must watch their favorite TV show daily at the same time.  There is nothing wrong with that lifestyle and many people live and enjoy it.  But some people are freer birds preferring to float like plankton through the ocean of life while experiencing the vast diversity of humanity.

I cannot stress the importance of living your ideal life. The idea of living elsewhere can really sound enticing and appealing to your adventurous side but if your personal long term goals do not coincide with what location independent offers then you may suddenly find yourself stuck in another country wondering why you started this journey.  The real goal is to find joy in the journey of life whatever path you choose and lifestyle you design.

FINANCIAL SAFETY NET

Another important factor that dictates how you will go about this is money. Money is the main ingredient in making sure that you pay for what you want.  We all want to have a financial safety net in case something happens that require our immediate attention, like hospital bills, travel insurance, dinner, etc.

Having entrepreneurial skills can help alleviate some of the financial pressures. If you have an operating business that can function without your constant physical attention at a specific location then you will not have a significant problem from this aspect in redesigning your lifestyle.

If you are working within a limited budget then try to save at least 6 to 12 months of expenses.  You can find additional revenue generating activities.  There are many online opportunities that can provide location independent income. This includes blogging, Internet marketing, affiliate marketing, selling stock photos, and etc.

PERKS OF LOCATION INDEPENDENCE

There are countless stories of individuals and couples that have uprooted their life for the open road or sea.  They are living their dreams of learning to dance tango in Argentina, strolling through ancient cities in Europe or eating who-knows-what in Asia.  They are experiencing different cultures and simply enjoying what their designed lifestyle has to offer. These individuals all had the notion that staying in one place would not satisfy them and that life was too short to miss experiencing the world.

As for you, the journey for this kind of life begins now. There are many resources available like The Four Hour Work Week that can get you started.  Get started on actively designing your lifestyle.  Remember, we do not beat the Reaper by living long but by living well.

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