3. Hub-and-spoke travel
This is for longer trips where you have a central home-base with other areas of interest nearby.
This spring, I spent 2 months in Vienna with weekend trips to Italy, Budapest, Greece, and the Alps.
2. Point-to-point travel
This is generally a longer trip where you have ample time to spend in consecutive cities.
You could be in Paris for a couple of weeks, then Berlin, then Vienna.
This is the most common approach to digital nomading.
1. Old-fashioned vacation travel
This is your classic:
• Take a week off work
• Travel to one specific place
• Cram in as much as possible
This is the way your parents traveled.
It's the old way of doing things, and frankly, it just feels outdated in 2023.
The midwit meme is the most useful meme of all time.
The variety of scenarios in it applies IRL is just staggering,
And it says a lot about our society.
Do you have another "most useful" meme that comes to mind?
I'm stoked to announce the launch of a dope new web3 project today:
KIKI World (@kikiworld_)
I got to work with the KIKI team in the early stages of developing their web3 strategy and roadmap.
Here's everything you need to know 🧵
Replying to @EphraimAustin_ @Web3_Savant
Taking a much needed vacation in Crete.
But already laying down some plans for this coming week
The $PEPE craze is reminding me of the part of web3 I low-key hate,
And why this bear market has honestly been my favorite time in web3.
⚠️Warning: "In my feels" thread ahead















