Life as a Digital Gypsy
Over the past couple of years my wife and I have been experimenting with a form of lifestyle design that I’ve nicknamed ‘Digital Gypsy’. For us, being Digital Gypsies means we now divide our time between Italy, the UK and North America and have a number of businesses, some of which run on auto-pilot, that generate enough income to allow us to make it all possible. Digital Gypsies are part of a wider trend that also includes digital nomads and those individuals and families who are by choice location independent. We are a motley crew that consists of writers, web designers, entrepreneurs, designers, musicians and many other knowledge workers. What we all have in common is that we use technology, new ways of working, entrepreneurial spirit and minimalism to create a lifestyle that maximizes personal freedom. In this blog post I wanted to let you into the lifestyle of a Digital Gypsy.
What do you do all day?
This week a long time friend asked me what I had been up to work-wise for the past couple of months. Well my role at ArtistWorks has had me working with the team there on the creation of a number of online music schools and academies, one of which will launch next month.
New Year Resolutions
New Year Resolutions. We all love to make them but how many of us have gone off track by the end of January? I’ve been making New Year Resolutions and setting yearly goals since I was twelve. Some years I managed to hit them all while on others I only achieve one or two. 2010 […]
The 10 Most Admired People.
I’m naturally curious so I love people who expose me to new ideas or interesting ways of thinking about a subject. Here are the ten people I really admire and would suggest you check out. This list reflects my interests in marketing, entrepreneurship, writing, travel, buddhism, philosophy, music and politics. Six of them live in […]
Menstruation and MBA’s!
One of the reasons I went and got an MBA a couple of years ago is that it gives you a whole bunch of skills for solving problems and thinking critically. Elizabeth Sharpf also received her MBA in 2007 and like so many highly trained graduates she could easily be working in a Manhattan or […]