Digital Nomad Hacks: The Power of Paying Attention to Details with Luca Sartori

In this episode, I’m joined by Luca Stefano Sartori, an Italian web developer and business owner who has been traveling since January 2019.

Luca shares his experiences and challenges as a digital nomad, including dealing with residency limits and bureaucracy in different countries.

He emphasises the importance of planning and preparing for unexpected situations while traveling. We also discuss the practicalities of running a business while constantly moving, highlighting the need for multiple bank accounts and reliable online services.

The conversation touches on the unique lifestyle of digital nomads, which is often misunderstood by traditional societies.

Join the conversation and learn!

Key Highlights:

[02:13] Luca’s background

[03:27] How to know you are reaching the end of your stay at your destination

[06:15] Some of the surprises experienced by Luca along the way

[10:15] Managing a business while traveling

[11:33] The checklist that a digital nomad should have

[15:30] Importance of having more than one way to do things

[17:54] Why you need to have more than one bank account as a digital nomad

[24:27] Practicalities of running a business while traveling

[26:00] Challenges and complexities faced by digital nomads

[33:40] Practical recommendations to aspiring digital nomads

[37:38] How to connect with Luca

Notable Quotes:

• When you have the plug view, you always have to consider that you need an adapter.
• You keep traveling because that's the way you like, that's the way you want to live. And people still don't understand that.
• There's no coming back home. You get back to visit and say hi to your parents and whatever. But usually, after one place, another needs to be experienced.

Connect with Luca on:

Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/nerdthetravel/?hl=en

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