Iâm Seriously Considering the Nomad Life
Title: Iâm Seriously Considering the Nomad Life â Anyone Here Done This Before? Lately, Iâve been toying with an idea that wonât seem crazy to this group at all: what if home wasnât one place⌠what if it moved with me? Iâm not talking about quitting life and disappearing into the wind. Iâm talking about a slower, more intentional kind of travel â staying in a place long enough to actually live there, learn the rhythm of the neighborhood, find the good coffee, walk the same streets, and then⌠move on. The nomad life isnât about rushing from city to city or collecting passport stamps. For me, itâs more about: trading âsomedayâ trips for now experiences staying curious instead of settling into autopilot realizing you donât have to wait for retirement to explore Iâve been asking myself some real questions: What would life feel like if my address changed every few weeks or months? Would I feel more grounded⌠or more free? Would I miss stability â or redefine what stability actually means? The interesting part is this: people already do this in different ways. Some slow travel along coastlines. Some road-trip small towns. Some work remotely and base themselves in new countries for months at a time. Some treat travel as a chapter, not a forever plan. What keeps pulling me toward this idea is the simplicity of it. Fewer things. More stories. Fewer âI wish I hadâŚâ moments. And honestly, I donât have all the answers. This is very much a thinking-out-loud moment. So Iâm curious â and I genuinely want your input: đ Have you ever lived the nomad life, even briefly? That could be: traveling month-to-month living abroad short-term RV life, van life, cruise-to-cruise or even just long stretches away from a permanent home đ What surprised you most about it â good or bad? đ What would you do differently if you did it again? đ And be honest⌠would you recommend it? This community is full of people whoâve lived, not just planned. If youâve walked this path â even a few steps â Iâd love to hear about it. And if you havenât, Iâm curious what excites you⌠or scares you⌠about the idea.