27 Inspiring Photos That Will Motivate You to Become a Digital Nomad Today

Dariece Swift author's bio Goats On The Road

There are photo stories published every day on the internet. Most are full of fascinating pictures that make you want to pack your bags and head to a destination, or well-composed images that introduce you to a nation’s people, but today I’d like to show you photos that will introduce you to a new way of life.

They say “a picture is worth a thousand words” and I’ve found that no matter how many words I write about this lifestyle, it’s hard for me to explain to you guys just how incredible it is.

Maybe these 27 photos will help to inspire those of you who are teetering on the idea of quitting your job and becoming a digital nomad or full-time traveller, and if you’re already living the laptop lifestyle, then these pictures may just remind you of how lucky you are. So here it goes, 27 awesome photos that will make you want to become a digital nomad today!

Skip Rush Hour

our sailboat quirimbas
The Quirimbas Archepelago, Mozambique

Blog From Treetops In The Caribbean

location independent
Petit Bacaye, Grenada

Make Lasting Friendships All Over The World

Jumping
The Gobi Desert, Mongolia

Hone Your Photography Skills

Blogging: Taking Photos Of Annapurna In Nepal
The Annapurna Circuit, Nepal

Party Late & Forget About Work The Next Morning

Digital Nomads in saigon vietnam
Saigon, Vietnam

Stay In Luxury Rooms For Free

Blogging Comped Room
Hacienda Tres Rios Resort – Playa Del Carmen, Mexico

Never Pay For Scuba Diving Again

Diving Dahab
Dahab, Egypt

Press Trips & Conferences Come With Free Gifts

Blogging Press Trip
Mayan Riviera, Mexico

Inspire A Younger Generation Of Nomads

Blogging: A Business Meeting
Arslanbob, Kyrgyzstan

Always Live In Paradise With A View

View From our Casita
Lake Atitlan, Guatemala

Sail The Caribbean During Work Hours

Sailing Tobago Cayes
Tobago Cayes, St. Vincent & The Grenadines

Enjoy Complimentary Flights

Free Flights
Mexico City, Mexico

Have Your Lunch Break in the Desert

Jaisalmer, India
Jaisalmer, India

Work In Offices Without Cubicles, Photocopiers or RULES

Blogging Hookah
Samarkand, Uzbekistan

Meet Up With Cool, Like-Minded Colleagues Around The World

Caye Caulker, Belize
Caye Caulker, Belize

Live A Healthier & Happier Life

Lake Menanjau, Indonesia
Lake Menanjau, Indonesia

A Hard Day On The Job Involves Pedaling

Cycle Tour Grenada
Grand Anse, Grenada

You Don’t Need Coffee Breaks, Head Out On A Kayak Break

Kayak Atitlan
Lake Atitlan, Guatemala

Trade In Mega Malls For Medieval Markets

Digital Nomad Market Shopping
Istanbul, Turkey

Enjoy More Free Time

Paddle Ball Koh Phangan
Koh Phangan, Thailand

Happy Hour Is Any Hour

Kapas Island Digital Nomads
Kapas Island, Malaysia

Spend More All of Your Time With Those You Love

Wadi Mujib, Jordan
Wadi Mujib, Jordan

Blow Off Work To Go Wake Boarding

Dariece Wake Boarding
Lake Atitlan, Guatemala

Business Conferences Actually Look Like This

Big Beer With Darryl
Le Phare Bleu, Grenada

Immerse in Culture Instead of Commercialism

Digital Nomad Experience Culture
Persepolis, Iran

Get Paid To Eat On International Food Tours

Eating Food Tour Guanajuato
Guanajuato, Mexico

Always End The Day Off Right

Port Barton Happy Hour Sunset
Port Barton, The Philippines

What do you think? Does this look like the profession for you? Check out our Sustaining Travel Section to learn more about how you can make money online, on the road and on the go!

For more inspiration on becoming a digital nomad, check out the video below that shows a typical day in the life of the Goats, living on Lake Atitlan and working from our computers in Guatemala.

Are you a digital nomad or a person who works from home? What’s your favourite part about the job? Share in the comments below and help others to see just how great location independent jobs can be.

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27 Inspiring Photos That Will Motivate You to Become a Digital Nomad Today

 

Dariece Swift author's bio Goats On The Road

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Dariece Swift

Dariece is a co-founder of Goats On The Road, and an expert in saving money, finance management, building an online business and of course... travel. She loves meeting new people, trying new cuisines, and learning about the unique cultures of our world. She has over 12 years of experience helping others to realize their travel dreams and has worked in numerous jobs all over the world to help pay for travel.

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23 thoughts on “27 Inspiring Photos That Will Motivate You to Become a Digital Nomad Today”

  1. Hi Goats!
    You guys are such inspirations to us. We are aspiring to be like you and live the life that you guys do! We are well on our way but still finding our ground to stay motivated to write and finding the balance to work and play. Slowly but surely.

    Thanks! Keep living.
    360nomads

  2. Hey guys, thanks for the comment! That’s great to hear that you’re going to be living the digital nomad lifestyle. It can be hard for sure to find a balance, but once you find that sweet spot, it’s amazing 🙂

    Keep it up!

    Cheers.

  3. I love the Indonesia pic!
    What’s your favorite free gift from tourist boards been? I assume it’s mostly free flights/lodging and free experiences?

  4. I love the Indonesia pic!
    What’s your favorite free gift from tourist boards been? I assume it’s mostly free flights/lodging and free experiences?
    (I hit send too quickly, apologies)

  5. Hey Todd!

    We’ve only worked with two tourism boards in the past, which usually give a nice little welcome package with books, wine, etc. But having lodging covered and tours that we want to do paid for is probably the best perk. It’s also great to get to meet the people behind the businesses! It’s all part of the fun 🙂

    Cheers.

  6. If it were really so easy to get free flights, free luxury hotel rooms, and sit around on the beach all day, everyone would be doing it.

  7. You guys are such an inspiration! I am currently working up the courage to quit my job and travel the world. Only thing stopping me is I have my son (who is almost 2) with me. We have travelled the world together so far and he loves it. Any tips or comments about world traveling with a kid and still being able to sustain life?

  8. This actually gave me goosebumps! You two are the reason that I’m working my butt of to be able to head of and hopefully travel indefinitely. Keep up the good work!

  9. I’m not a digital nomad yet working on it. You guys have inspired me. Love the pic of sailing in the Caribbeans.

  10. This is definitely a very inspiring post, thank you very much! And a right profession – beside that I can thank many of my trips to being a singer and dancer.
    I can’t treally tell what is my favorite part of the job: seeing new places, taking photos and processing & sharing them, performing to new audiences in the world and watch how they react to Hungarian folk songs, learning languages, the freedom to do whatever I want to do – I love it all.
    Have fun guys!

  11. Hi Anitra!

    Thanks for the comment. That’s great that you’ve been travelling the world with your young son, good for you! I would suggest going for it. We know of many couples that travel full time with their children.

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