How to Become a Digital Nomad in 2024 - The Easy Way

In this video, I have outlined a series of simple easy to follow steps that you can use to stay on track when you first get started as a Digital Nomad.

These steps can be applied to any endeavour that you choose whether that be becoming a freelancer, creating a digital product or starting any other kind of business.

It's important that you follow these steps in the order that they are laid out as this will help prevent you from going off track and wasting time.

The reason I created this video is to help beginner digital nomads from making the same mistakes that I have made.

00:00 - Introduction
01:37 - What do you want to do and why?
03:42 - Define a problem
05:53 - Do your research
08:28 - Validation
10:16 - Minimum Viable Launch
12:58 - Get feedback, iterate and repeat
14:34 - Summary

#thailand #expat #digitalnomad

[hillys-cleaning-services]

I feel like this guy has just given me a wake up call ! Its so honest and upfront... thanks you mate

[tinglestingles]

I really wish I had all the advantages when I was 20 years old - about 40 years ago! I recently got into selling digital products online and also part-time 1-2-1 coaching - I really enjoy it and getting my residency, outside my home country, on the back of the lifestyle and income. I'm happy!

[karenk]

So important to listen to feedback, rather than get defensive if it's not what you expected. Look at it as a great opportunity - free focus group feedback. Find out what people want and give it to them. Brilliant. You're a good mentor.

[TheMasterpulha]

Found the channel because I'm thinking of moving to Chiang Mai, stayed for the business content. Great value, thanks for the honesty.

[drgd]

The part about focusing on one problem is pure gold.
Subscribed.

[waviiyoungprince]

Hi, Brett
I just want to tell you this video was really helpful .
My plan is to move to Thailand when I collect SS and become a digital nomad im just starting to figure out things and word for word you mentioned all the things I was thinking. And I think you saved me from doing all those bad ideas that you said in this video. I was thinking of learning code but thats not what I want to do after watching this video and dont get me wrong its a good thing. I would have wasted my time.
I was always a good sales men at heart although I worked labor most of my entire life. But I did have a few sales gigs which I was really good at selling some products and even some people. I worked at a very high end employment agency in Manhattan. Sales come easy to me im very outgoing not afraid to talk to anyone about anything. And I've have a little experience in funnels and I like web design, I use to set up a large display in the produce market and I enjoyed the creativity in doing that. Anyway I just wanted to thank you so much for clearing my head.😊. I dont know if you'll even see this the video is a yr old but would love to know if your still a digital nomad and I guess I'll find out when I join your group. Looking forward to talking with you.

[stephenpavy]

Step 6 is a important one.. To become a digital worker first then the nomad part comes after a year or a few years gaining experience and client base. I was a digital "remote worker" years before when I then realised I could become a "nomad", then with a regular client base the travel part becomes easier when you do get around to do it, because the marketing and finding clients is not a task you have to do while enjoying the nomad part.

[Greg-uqng]

The problem i want to solve is my lack of income.

[antoniorangel]

Brett, you’re an inspiration to a lot of people. I have been following you for a while. I just hope to become an expat in the very near future. Thank you very much for your advices.

[helenefollesdal]

Great, practical questions! Thank you!

[bartonation]

Just now getting to the very end of my College life and trying to be a Digital Nomad as a Artist. Thank you for the video sir.. I'll try to see what I can do

[jhonmarkcapis]

I click to know what is his say about being nomad.. and I believe he lead me to a more free and ownership of everything.. which is creating a product to solve a problem for others. By the moment I realized this is a wake up call, immediately subscribed. He is amazing eye opener.. great video!!!

[MarcusHiggs]

Great video again Brett. To add one small thing I didn't hear you mention that I think is actually step 1. "Figure out which audience you want to serve."

Three things in figuring this out, 1. Serve an audience that you actually enjoy being with and engaging with. 2. Serve an audience that would be able to financially compensate you for your value added. And 3. Serve an audience that actually has a problem worth solving. THEN...as you say, what do you want to do and why, define the problem...and so on and so on.

Again, thanks for the great video. Keep it up.

[Olivier_G_]

Hi Brett, The second video of yours I am watching! Was browsing Youtube to find info about living in Thailand, and there we go, listening about starting a business, haha. What you mentioned here not only does apply to online businesses but also, I feel these are the key elements to starting any kind of business for a self-employed person, freelancer, etc. I really like your genuine tone! Cheers

[edwinsargent]

Thank you, Brett. You are a star. I'm already up and running and working on packaging.

[ericb]

I'm going to make my living in digital art. It will be tough but you inspired me to make it work no matter what

[Scolopente]

“If no-one else is doing it, it’s probably because it’s a shit idea”
Brilliant!

[raskusdrotti]

Another great video Brett, some real reminders in there and I'm definitely guilty of constant learning. Here's to a great 2022

[WahjoeGunawan]

Mvp that’s the problem I face, sometimes in mind just want to create a perfect one.and procastinate… thank you fo reminding…

[mtsutphin]

Okay Brett. I’m in 100%. I’m getting out of the States for good.