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The Place for No-Collar Vagabonds

Do you love to travel?  Are you a nomad at heart? 

If this sounds like you, you'll never have to do that thing you hate most – going home – again.

Maybe you're a coward.  Maybe you're afraid to sell everything except your laptop and suitcase full of clothes and buy a one-way ticket to Brazil, Iceland or the Galapagos.  Your excuse is you've got a job and you've got to make a living.  You can't afford to just pull up stakes and hit the road.  You've got a house, kids, a husband, the dog, a car.  How about just taking them all with you?

The Computer Nomad: Use the Internet to Live, Love and Prosper Anywhere in the World is the book for men and women who want to use a computer to work – and enjoy – their way around the world.  We live in a unique time in history, a time that offers opportunities for a lifestyle filled with travel, adventure and romance.  In the past people who wanted to spend their life roaming around the world had to be financially independent, if not rich.  Today technology, especially the Internet, makes it possible for anyone with basic computer skills and a thousand dollars worth of computer equipment to live a nomadic lifestyle. 

Visit The Computer Nomad to learn how to:

• Make enough money in half a day to live on an idyllic tropical beach for a month.

• Meet friends, business partners or lovers even before they arrive at an exotic destination.

• Persuade an employer to let you find telecommuting jobs from anywhere in the world.

• Set up a web page on the Internet to generate cash automatically for little or no work.

• Purchase, manage and operate a computer office that fits into a small backpack.

The Computer Nomad is for anyone who loves travel and computers.  Globetrotting backpackers, college students and vagabonds learn how to make money while traveling.  Computer professionals, weary of their office routine, are eager to see the world.

This web site is under continuous development, and I am receptive to all suggestions.  I hope you find the information useful and inspires you to see the world.