For me, “home” isn’t strictly tied to a specific geographical location. Rather, it’s a state of mind and a feeling of belonging. It’s about feeling at ease, comfortable to be myself, accepted, and part of the community. It’s true that some places made me feel more this than others, but it was more about the people I met and the experiences and connections I had there, rather than the physical location per se. In my quest of finding a home as a digital nomad, I’ve learned this: Home is where your heart is happy, your mind at peace, and your spirit free. So I would say, rather than looking for a specific place, cultivate these feelings and you’ll always feel at home.
For me, “home” isn’t strictly tied to a specific geographical location. Rather, it’s a state of mind and a feeling of belonging. It’s about feeling at ease, comfortable to be myself, accepted, and part of the community. It’s true that some places made me feel more this than others, but it was more about the people I met and the experiences and connections I had there, rather than the physical location per se. In my quest of finding a home as a digital nomad, I’ve learned this: Home is where your heart is happy, your mind at peace, and your spirit free. So I would say, rather than looking for a specific place, cultivate these feelings and you’ll always feel at home.