An Unconventional Digital Nomad
When most people hear the term “digital nomad”, they picture a raggedy millennial sitting on the beach with a laptop and a mojito. They can’t really be blamed for conjuring up that image, of course, because that’s exactly what the media portrays this group of people to be. Yet like with just about everything else in life, there’s far more to it than what meets the eye.
Meet Tammy Perry — a Canadian digital nomad…and the mother of 3 millennials. After a few decades in the corporate world, she finally decided that it was time to live her best life. And so, after giving her employer a generous year’s notice (and, smartly, herself time to plan), she took off on her adventure…and has never looked back. We can’t see her stopping anytime soon, either.
To grab some advice from this digital diva (and maybe some inspiration to change your life, too), check out the quick interview below:
Hope you enjoyed Tammy’s short-story and have a look at her website at http://tammyperry.ca or http://elearningva.com/
While we are here .. let’s share some love to Tammy and Brad.
Thank you Tammy for your visit at AngkorHUB, it was truly amazing moments to have you around our community sharing your passion and stories with us. We hope we will cross paths soon Tammy.
Huge thank you as well to Brad from Perpetual Moto who made Tammy’s interview possible and that we had a chance to meet while they were passing by Siem Reap after their trip to deliver laptops to support Osoam Cardamom Community Center in Cambodia (shown below)
Your friends at AngkorHUB
Originally published at angkorhub.com on June 9, 2018.
