A poem about digital nomads, composed entirely of Quora questions about digital nomads
July 21, 2019 | 1-min read
What are some ways I can charge my laptop at the beach?
How far does a mobile phone WiFi hotspot reach?
Do life coaches actually live what they teach?
How many hours does Tim Ferriss work per week?
What is the ideal standing desk posture?
How much is needed to live like a baller?
Are “get rich online quickly” webinars a scam?
How do I get famous on Instagram?
What are the best Airbnb hacks?
What are the top productivity apps?
How do caffeine and modafinil interact?
What do you think about my morning routine?
Is every travel blogger living the dream?
Is Amazon FBA profitable in 2019?
What is something special I can do for my VA in the Philippines?
Do you ever feel lonely while living abroad?
How do you deal with a difficult member of your coworking space?
Is starting your own business another rat race?
How can you dropship shirts from Shopify?
How do you say "I have no money" in Thai?
Do you regret moving to Chiang Mai?
Is this entire trend of digital nomad thing a lie?
Footnote
The inspiration for this post came from the genius 2016 Wired article by Jason O. Gilbert titled "A poem about Silicon Valley, assembled from Quora questions about Silicon Valley." Link
My favorite line is, "What kind of car does Mark Zuckerberg drive?" It is deceptively simple but so hilarious. What's your favorite Quora question in Gilbert's poem or this one? Reply in the comments below.