Piotrek Bodera

Great news @levelsio! Revolut finally offers Portuguese IBAN and MB Way. No more relying on sketchy apps from ActivoBank and other local banks. Revolut won a long battle with lobbyists, and many NHR residents like myself can at last utilize the best nomad-friendly bank app.

Friend's credit card got scammed for 6000 USD right after booking an AirAsia flight. Use onetime virtual cards, like Revolut's, to protect yourself.

Having plenty of debit cards is never excessive. As a nomad, I have a dozen to protect myself from scams, ATM fees, terminal incompatibility, bank runs, account freezes, etc. Get yours before your next trip.

AI is only as smart as the data you feed it. I connected Ahrefs, Google Ads, and Analytics to Perplexity Computer. Suddenly our family business ad and traffic performance made sense!

Breathing habits are hard to build. I wanted the benefits but not another subscription. Found Breazee for Apple Watch: works offline, has box breathing, Apple Health sync and zero data mining. This solution actually stuck.

Retirement is a concept invented for 9-to-5 careers. If you design your life right, you won't spend five decades stuck in an office. The goal isn't to grind now and explore later. It's to live and enjoy the entire time.

You don't need a travel plan to start nomading. All you need is your laptop and a community-first coliving. If you don't yet work remotely, use your vacation. Trust me, you're overcomplicating it.

The longer I'm alive, the more I notice that 99% of people overcomplicate living well. Learn to earn money on your own, keep yourself in good physical shape, and build strong relationships. Congrats. You've won.

People who moved abroad alone in their 20s, handled all docs, bank account, visa, tax, jobs, accomadation, and culture difference These people fear nothing anymore

You can't play it safe your whole life and then act surprised when you aren't living out your wildest dreams.

5G in Kolkata. 4G in Kabini jungle. Nomad eSIM was great. But Starbucks and airport Wi-Fi both blocked me for lacking an Indian number. Ran out of data and couldn't top up from India. A VPN fixed that. India's internet is wild, fast, and quirky: nerdontour.net/quirky-interne…

How curiosity helped me? I learned English. Traveled the world. Found my life partner. Keep honing your curiosity. It'll lead you to fantastic outcomes.

Develop curiosity. Asking critical questions and learning practical skills fends you from AI's job displacement.

My trip to India was fascinating but also exhausting. It's thrilling to be back in Malaysia with my daily rhythm of yoga, stand-up desk and AI projects.

Two years ago I was perplexed by the Google Ad Consent Mode on my site. Today, with Perplexity AI web browser I solved it in an hour. Context is king.

Things that quickly made my life better: - Cutting my expenses in half - Saying no to work I didn't enjoy - Protecting mornings for deep work - Spending less time with draining people More money is great, but less obligation is better.

Every day we need to use AI tools, gov sites, or local apps that are geoblocked. Luckily, a proper VPN solves it. Such an indispensable tool for us, nomads.

Flighty, my favorite flight tracking app, just launched Airport Intelligence. It's a live dashboard showing details of any airport in the world. Extra useful in the current state of affairs with frequent cancelations and delays.

If you're not sure about your nomad journey, just do something. Journal, walk, publish, call, message, network. Anything. Always build momentum through action, not by thinking about action.

The most successful digital nomads I know got there by being embarrassingly consistent at balancing remote work and relationships.

@levelsio Good job, Pieter!

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