Every digital nomad will, at one point or another, ask themselves one question: do I carry on as a nomad, or become a settler? This is the digital nomad dilemma. Read on to see how I feel about staying still after years of full-time travel.

Being productive while working from home is not easy. In fact, it can be really difficult, especially if you’re new to the lifestyle or have been working in an office environment for most of your career. These 10 tips will help you maintain your work-life balance, and kick ass when you’re technically “out of the office”. 

I'll be honest, these things are pretty basic, and yet- I'm pretty sure there's a lot of people out there who hesitate to do them. Originally written for Elite Daily, here are 6 activities you need to try solo at least once, whether you're in your 20's or not!

Interested in getting tatted in Thailand? Having experienced the popular bamboo method and traditional machine methods while living in the country, I’m here to compare both experiences and let you know what to expect!

Without any warning at at all, it happens. You meet the person who ticks all the boxes. Unfortunately, there’s one rather significant problem. You’re from country X, and they’re from country Y. And there’s only one way to see if this relationship will ever really work. One of you has to bite the bullet and move. But before you do, here are five questions you need to consider before you make the leap and move abroad for your significant other.

Whether you’ve just graduated from college or are suffering through monotonous days at the office, here are five things you should consider when mulling over the decision to travel the world or take a 9-to-5.

Usually I'm the one doing the writing- so it was quite a novel experience when I was approached to interview for an article about expats in Thailand. The writer, penning the piece for BBC Capital, had a string of questions intended to elicit responses about life in Thailand. I spoke about my own story and the pros and cons of living  in Bangkok, and also shed some light on why other expats decide to make the country their long-term home. 

Getting noticed as a writer means getting published by major platforms, and so I pitched some article ideas to Elite Daily, an online news platform that gets millions of monthly views. I was accepted, and before I knew it I had my first byline up on the site: “5 Reasons You'll Never Lose Yourself In A Relationship With An Aries.”

So you want to teach abroad? I discuss how exactly I went about moving across the globe and answer some of the most common FAQs about teaching in Thailand.

Being an expat in Thailand can be a bit of a rollercoaster ride. This post features some of the ups and downs of my chaotic professional and personal life in Bangkok.