So you want to become a freelancer in Spain? For those going autónomo, here a little list with steps and explanations 🙂
A summary of my remote working experience in Prague, including tips on great places to work from.
Some years ago I had never heard of a co-working. Though I am sure it was a thing already, I wasn’t looking for it, simply because I was working as a fixed employee at an office in Cali, Colombia. But when I started going ´solo´ in March 2016, all of a sudden co-working became a concept to me.The main reason …
A couple of weeks ago, one of the readers of this blog told me ´wow, everything is just going very smoothly for you over there in Spain right?´. And though, in general, I am getting used to my new life in Spain, it´s by far not been, and still not, a smooth process and the ups and downs are all …
Surfing has been one of those things where I always think: ´I could have been sooooo good by now, had so many opportunities, if I just would have made some other decisions´. Because yes, I have spent time at the most amazing surf locations in the world, mostly in Central and South America, and yes, I would always take up …
One of the reasons we chose the Costa Tropical as our new living place after almost 9 years in Latin America was the proximity of both the Mediterranean sea and the Sierra Nevada mountains. I mean, where else in the world can you find blue seas, little rocky beaches and white villages in mountains with snow-capped tops?! And of course …
So, it´s been a while I´ve written something here. Sorry about that! Let´s say that in between moving continents, attending a Participatory Video Festival in Belgium, working in Burkina Faso for three weeks, visiting friends and family in the Netherlands and trying to settle here in Spain, writing for the NonMad somehow slipped in between. Bad excuses of course, so …
Dear all, A month after having finished my solo cycling trip that took me from la Paz (Bolivia), through San Pedro de Atacama (Chile) to Salta (Argentina) with some final days in Paraguay, I now made a video summary. Enjoy 🙂
So I left you all in Salta, Argentina, after I had cycled the last couple of kilometers of this trip. As always, I didn´t want this trip to be over just yet. Even though there had been difficult moments, I really enjoyed being out on my bike and I really couldn´t believe it was over now. But, I knew it …
Hey all!! So, this time I left you in San Pedro de Atacama. A little, beautiful, but touristy town in the middle of the driest place on earth: the Atacama desert. Using the app Ioverlander (a crowd sourced app for anyone travelling independently, such as with their own car, van, motorcycle, or bicycle) I found a hostel where they had …
