
About this episode
Welcome back to our podcast.
It's easy to get stuck in your own bubble. Julian travelled to the other side of the planet and came to realize that it's easy to get carried away by the hustle and grind of the day to day.
In this episode we reflect on that and talk about 5 axioms Julian found online about what it means to be rich:
1. You want to get rid of the alarm clock.
2. You want to leisurely spend time with people you love.
3. You want to stop worrying about the rent/mortgage or whether you can buy healthy food.
4. You want to be able to help.
5. You want to do more of what you love.
We think these are awesome to strive towards and what they all have in common is having more freedom / control in your life, something becoming a remote (nomad) developer can give you.
We hope this helps you pause and reflect from time to time to keep the bigger picture in mind. Enjoy and stay tuned for some amazing guests in the coming episodes ...
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