In the admittedly horrible year that was 2020, there were a few bright spots for me, and I hope for you too. Things like having fire pits and picnics. Hiking solo. Watching sunsets. Doing crosswords with my sweetie. Getting published at last in the New York Times. And the exciting news I've been waiting a couple months to share: I'm officially writing my second book!
The tentative title is Anywhereist: How Finding the Right Place Can Help You Grow Your Career, Make More Money, and Design a Life You Love. Basically I'm trying to answer the question, "If you can work anywhere, where should you live? Does it even matter?" (Spoiler: Yes.) I'll share how our places impact our work, finances, careers, and life balance, and how people who aren't tethered to a place by a job make choices about where to live.
Sourcebooks will publish Anywhereist in 2022. In the meantime, I need your help! If you are someone who can work from anywhere, can I ask you a few questions? Right now I'm especially interested in Anywhereists who have moved or are thinking about it, digital nomads, and basically anyone who has an opinion about how their location has influenced what they do for a living or how they do it. If that's you, or someone you know, please email me and share a bit of your story.
Happy new year!
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