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Curriculum

  • 2 Sections
  • 31 Lessons
  • Lifetime
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  • 2024-2025
    11
    • 1.1
      Why Do CEOs Make So Much Money?
    • 1.2
      Why Bitcoin is so bad for the planet
    • 1.3
      Agile Leadership
    • 1.4
      6 Times Elon Musk Moved Markets With His Tweets
    • 1.5
      Is artificial intelligence coming for your job?
    • 1.6
      Can Work Make You Happy? Should It?
    • 1.7
      Demand a 4 Day Week
    • 1.8
      Digital Nomads
    • 1.9
      Does Working Part-Time Equal a Better Life?
    • 1.10
      How long should you stay at your job?
    • 1.11
      Why does Japan work so hard?
  • 2020-2024
    20
    • 2.1
      How to make faster decisions
    • 2.2
      How the pandemic has fuelled money laundering
    • 2.3
      How to embrace emotions at work
    • 2.4
      How Companies Decide Whose Job Is Cut
    • 2.5
      Employee Wellness Incentives
    • 2.6
      How we can use the hiring process to bring out the best in people
    • 2.7
      Can cities survive without office workers?
    • 2.8
      Lazy Girl Jobs
    • 2.9
      Can a bossless workplace work?
    • 2.10
      Business Ethics
    • 2.11
      Black Friday is coming
    • 2.12
      Are we running out of everything?
    • 2.13
      How Companies Are Overhauling Supply Chains to Ease Bottlenecks
    • 2.14
      Going cashless?
    • 2.15
      Record retirement numbers could spark recession
    • 2.16
      Should your colleagues know how much you earn?
    • 2.17
      The economics of IKEA
    • 2.18
      The ESG investment backlash
    • 2.19
      The Secret Billionnaire
    • 2.20
      Why do we glamourise overwork more than ever

Digital Nomads

Starting Point. Discuss the questions below.

Focus on Vocabulary. Match the words with the correct meaning.

Focus on Comprehension. Answer the questions below about the video.

Focus on Listening. Watch the video. Read the transcript below if necessary.

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00:00:01 (serene music) – [Narrator] Even before the pandemic, nearly eight million Americans were already digital nomads. The tech revolution had allowed them to leave the office behind. Many are entrepreneurial millennials, piecing together freelance gigs anywhere in the world, as long as there’s wifi. – When you live here, you don’t take these too often but they’re some of the most convenient ways to get around a city. – [Narrator] Erick Prince has logged thousands of miles working and traveling as a digital nomad.

00:00:38 After a decade in the military, he didn’t want the corporate life. He chose to work abroad, providing digital marketing and social media consulting services to many multinational corporations and hotel chains. – Hey guys, what’s going on? And welcome back to the channel. – [Narrator] On his YouTube channel, The Minority Nomad, he offers tips for others interested in this new way of making a living. – Let me know what you think, what you need from me, and I’ll help you any way that I can. So as usual, leave the world better than you found it.

00:01:10 I’ll see you in the next video. (door squeaks) A digital nomad is somebody who uses technology to do their job remotely. It’s closer to a remote worker. (upbeat music begins) The world of work is changing. There’s no doubt about that. And digital nomads are, have always been leading the way in this conversation. The companies are now coming to us to ask and learn. We’re now the global experts on remote work. (electronic music plays) – Some 400 miles to the north is Mike Holp, a newer and younger digital nomad.

00:01:55 He’s working in Chiang Mai Thailand, one of the world’s top digital nomad destinations. With its low cost of living, wide range of coworking spaces, and easy access to high speed wifi. – Yes, my name’s Mike. I sent you a message online about Airbnb. I’ve been working for Airbnb remotely as an independent contractor for about two years now. I was a part of their referral program. So I was essentially signing up new hosts and then getting paid a commission for every new host who signed up. One of the really, really great things

00:02:37 about being a digital nomad is that I don’t have a boss. I can set my own hours. I have the flexibility. Location independence is also very important for me. The views from up here are breathtaking. (serene music) – How much? (speaking foreign language) – I don’t even know what this is. – Those digital nomads were ahead of the curve. They were using the opportunities created by a digital world to create a flexible workplace for them. – The upside of the digital nomad life is the opportunity to keep seeing new places

00:03:23 and trying new things. Part of what draws people is the idea of not being tied down and not being committed to any one thing. (ominous music) (thermometer beeps) – We’re going to see an explosion of remote workers after this virus is done, because companies are going to finally understand the power of allowing people to work remotely. – [Narrator] Erick Prince has embraced his identity as a remote worker and spent years building up a global client base. – Can I sit on a beach for the rest of my life

00:04:02 and work from a laptop? I can. Absolutely, but that came with almost a decade of work. So when we have a conversation about being a digital nomad or remote worker and having a work-life balance, it’s not even a close comparison. – Beautiful. The difference is in the U.S. and that system, you have no true freedom, but in this world I have all the freedom I create for myself.

 

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Focus on Speaking. 

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