Recently, I published a post on a new wave of digital nomads - the intermittent nomad (check it out on Medium.com).
The intermittent nomad is still a nomadic lifestyle where individuals embrace periodic travel while maintaining a home base/hub or multiple hubs.
It can be difficult to work remotely, establish friendships and communities that last and have enough stability to really feel like you are settled, at least settled in your mind.
See there are downsides to becoming a digital nomad, highlighted on this post: The Realities of Digital Nomadism.
Sometimes these downsides can take their toll when you have been on the road, hopping from one city or country to another consistently.
An intermittent nomad still has the benefits of travelling but is also able to establish community, friendships and other important aspects that we may need.
Selecting the appropriate city, or cities if you have the means, is crucial to meet your requirements as a "part-time" nomad.
Each of us possess distinct needs, and you might discover that an unexpected city could be the perfect fit for you and potentially your family or future family.
The Digital Nomad City Finder tool offers a comprehensive array of criteria and inquiries to help you pinpoint your ideal digital nomad hub. It addresses key questions such as "where is the best city to live as a digital nomad?" when navigating the options available.
