Taking off Travel blog

Running your business from anywhere is no longer a pipe dream – that’s the premise that underlies the Location Independent site. Site founders Lea and Jonathan Woodward explain: “Being location independent is a concept, a lifestyle and a mindset. It’s a lifestyle based on freedom, choice and flexibility.”

They should know. They have been traveling the world for the last couple of years and have used their site and blog to share the lessons they have learned. With more and more people experiencing the delights of teleworking, there couldn’t be a better time to explore this site.The blog is a great place to start your search for information on becoming a digital nomad. Divided into categories covering getting started, business matters, inspiration, lifestyle, money, technology and destinations, it’s a one stop shop both for those interested in the business side of location independence and the travel side.

If you want to know more about the business side, consider post such as:

• The Ultimate Mobile Office Set Up For The Location Independent Professional
• Six Entrepreneurial Lessons You Can Learn From Three Of The World’s Greatest Travellers
• 6 Things You Can Do Today To Generate More Customers For Your Location Independent Business

If you’re more into destinations, then check out:

• Inspirational Destinations: An Interview With A LIP In Shanghai
• 10 Things You Should Know Before Visiting South Africa As A Location Independent Destination
• 15 Hidden Wonders For Food Lovers Around The World

And if you’re wondering where to begin, check out:

• How To Tell Your Loved Ones You’re About To Leave Their Lives And Become Location Independent
• Location Independence: What’s In It For You (Yes – You, You & Even You!)
• How To Live Rent-Free While Becoming Location Independent
• Or just Ask The Coach

That’s not all there is to the Location Independent site. There’s a thriving community on Ning, LinkedIn, Facebook and Twitter, as well as guides to some of the destinations Lea and Jonathan have visited. There’s also a business course for those planning to build their location independent business from the ground up.

Whether you are just getting started or already a full fledged digital nomad, you can find something of value on the Location Independent site. You can also find out more by following the LIP hashtag on Twitter.

Tags: location independent, travel, Travel Blogs

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