Podcast appearances and mentions of nicole abramowski

CLICK FOR FULL SHOWNOTESThis post may contain affiliate links, meaning we would get a commission if you decide to make a purchase through these links, at no cost to you. In today's episode, we'll be talking to Nicole from the vegan travel blog vegannomnoms.net. Nicole has been living outside of her country of birth since college and has studied abroad in the UK, taught English in Prague, and now works as a freelancer in the digital marketing field at unsettleddown.com, which allows her the freedom to travel the world while working remotely. Nicole goes over how she got started and also delves into the challenges to this lifestyle, which is often viewed entirely through rose-colored glasses. You won't want to miss what Nicole has to say about this topic.Timestamps:2:46 What Nicole does as a digital nomad4:40 Pros and cons of being location independent8:35 How Nicole ended up in Berlin as an American13:12 How to get started as a digital nomad14:55 Where Nicole has traveled as a digital nomad19:15 Time management21:20 Logistical challenges as a digital nomad24:08 Nicole discusses Vegan Nom NomsPlaces and Resources we talk about:Digital Nomad Girls an awesome group for female-identifying digital nomads and wannabes created by a friend who did a chemistry PhD and then figured out how to go remote.Female Digital Nomads a platform for queer women digital nomads.  For queer women digital nomads Nicole also runs a free online Facebook community where she's met a lot of her nomad friends:Nicole recommends searching Facebook or Meetup for "digital nomad" + "city name" or checking out your local co-working spaces to find people who are already digital nomads.Nicole has written a blog post on her journey to being a nomad and how she did it. 7 in 7 ConferenceBerlin Vegan guideOther World Vegan Travel content connected with this episodeConfessions of a vegan tour operatorConnect with NicoleNicole's professional site Unsettled DownFacebook Unsettled DownInstagram Unsettled DownVegan Nom Noms travel blogVegan Nom Noms InstagramVegan Nom Noms PinterestVegan Nom Noms FacebookQueerwomendigitalnomads InstagramRelevant TripsVegan Paris & Alsace, France, with Julieanna & RayEnchanting Dordogne with Colleen Patrick-GoudreauVegan Paris & Alsace, France, with JL Fields

TWIST! Our guest hosts are Hannah Dixon and Nicole Abramowski!!!!!!!!! WOOOOOOO! Lynn & Alba have our first voice memo focusing on having to come out to everyone you meet while travelling Sam talks about language and coming out to clients Kyrie offers her perspective on labels and dating on the road and introduces the classic U-Haul joke Chrys deep dives into the intricacies of dating as a queer nomad Esther reveals more of the difficulties of dating Apps: Grindr is available for queer men, but Her is one of the few lesbian-focused apps Tristan mentions 7in7 for meeting other queer nomads but how few gay men are in the community Nicole talks about her community, Queer Women* Digital Nomads Janice points out the gap between talk and action when it comes to diversity and inclusion Need amazing stock images for diversity? Head to representationmatters.me! Nat shares a unique experience from the road Hannah and Nicole end on an actionable list of ways for straights to be good allies and for queer people to find their community! (Including joining   Email us! hello@nomadandspice.com. Facebook us! Nomad + Spice. Tweet us! @nomadandspice. Theme music! Yellow Sea by the incomparable Madame Gandhi. Help us out on Patreon!

It was “During the panic of my senior year of college what-will-I-do-with-my-life?!” moment, that Nicole Ambramowski trusted her fate to the Google search of “How can I not live in America?”, that lead us here. Heard something in this episode you'd like to know more about? Get additional information in the show notes at Locaux.co. _____________________________ Locaux + Collectifs

This Part 2 of our nomad love series! If you haven’t already, make sure you listen to Part 1! This week, we’re interviewing Nicole Abramowski of Queer Women* Digital Nomads on her experience as a queer woman in the nomad space We also chatted to absolute powerhouse Heather Thorkelson of Republic of Freedom and Twin Tracks Expeditions about meeting her husband in Antarctica (!!) and how her location independent lifestyle allowed their relationship to happen. We also share our experiences (which, granted, have limited applicability to those finding love on the road - sorry) The New York Times article on co-living What’s your experience of finding love - or not! - on the road? Get in touch on hello@nomadandspice.com, or say hi on Twitter and Facebook, where you can also be part of our Nomad + Spice group! Don’t forget to send us a 5 star review on Apple Podcasts and support our Patreon page to help support feminist critique of the nomad community!! The Nomad + Spice theme tune is Yellow Sea by megababe Madame Gandhi

Many of us grow up and away from the foundations we once took for granted. How do you reconcile with these changes and shifts in perspective, accepting your history while growing into a stronger person? On today’s episode, Kat Franchino interviews Nicole Abramowski of Unsettled Down to discuss what it means to find your true foundations. “I think finding a community is so important. Even if it’s not in person, I think as I said before, the first thing I always do is read about things, find people online because when you’re just doing it alone, it seems impossible. And maybe, you’re only getting negative feedback where everybody just kind of looking at you, ‘What?” And because of the internet, I really feel there’s a group of people for every possible thing however weird it is and having that community and support makes everything seem more possible. So that would be my first thing, find other people.” – Nicole Abramowski