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Four Tips for a Better Life

Man Cannot Live onFree Wi-Fi Alone

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How am I going to stay connected?

Whether you’re traveling across theU.S. or in another country entirely,you aren’t always going to be able topop into a McDonald’s or Starbucks toleech off their free Wi-Fi to get workdone or to join a meeting. Considerusing a hot spot service that will allowyou to connect to Wi-Fi hot spotsscattered across the globe.

Pull the Plug

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But shouldn't I always be online?

This is a tough one for digital nomads,especially if you are traveling acrossdifferent time zones frequently, butyou need to pull the plug at the end ofthe day! While staying connected onthe go is important, living in present isas well. If you’re working from asatellite office or meeting withprospects, take the time to unplug andnetwork in-person—it will feel like amini vacation.

Always Be Prepared

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What kind of tools should I pack for my trip?

Want to make sure your travels arerelatively stress-free? Channel yourinner Boy Scout and always beprepared! Carry an external batterypack for your cell phone, have a back-up for your laptop, like a tablet, andmake sure your hot spot service isready to go. Always being prepared willkeep you from missing importantmeetings or deadlines. And stress-freetravels are the best travels!

Stay Connected

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How can I stay connected with my colleagues?

If you’re traveling abroad, use yourcompany’s intranet to startconversations with colleagues from theoffices stationed along your way. See ifanyone would like to meet for dinneror drinks your first night in town.Personal connections like this canmake you feel more at home even ifyou’re miles away.

No matter where your life as adigital nomad takes you, these

tips will help you make themost of your travels. Learn

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