r/digitalnomadlife

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Anyone knows a good "workplace" for a digital nomad?

It doesnt have be an actual coworking place. Just looking for a place where I can stay a bit longer and that has power outlet. I do order multiple times and tip higher than usual so I won't feel bad for staying that long. Usually, my go-to places are:

  1. Starbucks

  2. Public library

  3. Delah Cafe

  4. Philz coffee

  5. Mcdonalds (last resort)

Preferably the bay area or maybe oakland.

Would appreciate any suggestions. Thanks! 😊

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u/iamtekken — 9 days ago

How do you stay connected when you're always moving around?

I've been working remotely and moving from place to place for the last few years. I thought I'd get used to not having a regular group of people around but I really haven't.

It's not hard to meet people in a new city but most of those friendships end when someone moves on. Being a founder makes it a little harder too. I miss having people I can talk to regularly who understand what running a business is actually like.

I've tried coworking spaces and local groups but I still haven't found a good way to build those longer term connections.

For other digital nomads, what's worked for you? Have you found a way to make friendships that last longer than the time you're in one place?

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u/Fair-Round-7378 — 9 days ago