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I’m middle aged and have worked in nonprofits (libraries, museums, universities) for most of my career. My masters degree is in library and information science and I am looking to pivot skills into digital nomad type work language.

I have project management, data management, records and archives management, grant management, program management, database management (but not backend).

I can write/communicate effectively, I like people and can I’m good at instruction and explaining or detailing processes. I’m also a researcher and have some background in photography and film, as well as music and art.

I know a little about a lot but I’m liberal arts and humanities centered. Cultural theory, philosophy, literature etc…

Are there skills that I possess that translate into digital nomad job frameworks?

I’d love to know if this sparks any ideas. My contract is ending and I’d love a new adventure. No kids. No pets.

Thanks for any and all ideas!

Curious what US expats are doing for work remotely as well as those of you who have found work locally and are able to do it speaking English.

Over 50 w/ 20 years in archives/libraries do you have any suggestions for pivot career?

I have thought about UX and DAM, but neither excite me and UX seems saturated. I need work that isn’t hard on my body physically as I have chronic pain issues.

Ive also considered becoming a therapist but I’m worried about loan debt as I age.

I’m open to anything!