Nomad notes by Vero Goes Solo

Where I am now 🌍

^{I’m still in Sydney} 🇦🇺 ^{which, if you know me, is probably a bit unexpected. I’m usually on the move, hopping from one place to another, but this time I consciously chose to slow down and stay put for a while.}

^{Taking this break from traveling “like crazy” while working a full time corporate job is something I really needed. It helped me focus, recharge, and finally channel my energy into projects I care deeply about. I feel more grounded, clearer, and honestly… more balanced.}

^{One thing I truly love about Australia is the feeling that everything is possible. Just a few days after arriving, I found my first Australian client, and shortly after that, I officially launched my new marketing & wellbeing services something I’ve been thinking about for a long time.}

^{If you’re curious, you can check them out on my website:
 https://www.verogoessolo.com/marketing-and-wellbeing-services}

^{At the same time, I can start feeling how far Australia is from the rest of "my" world: emotionally and geographically and because of that, I don’t think this will be a long-term base for me. For now, I’m choosing to enjoy the summer, the space, and this chapter… until the next place starts calling my name!
I’ll keep you posted!}

This month’s travel toolkit 🎒

📱 App I’m actually using: Timeleft
A really cool app that connects strangers for curated dinners and meetups. Perfect if you want to meet new people in a meaningful, low-pressure way especially when you’re staying longer in one place. I’ve used Timeleft in Sydney for the first time, and I met amazing people that became friends.

🌐 Site worth bookmarking: Laptop Friendly
An amazing platform that helps you discover cafés and other remote-work-friendly venues with reliable Wi-Fi, power outlets, and a comfortable environment, ideal for digital nomads looking for productive spots around the world.

🧳 Travel hack I swear by:
If you’re slowing down somewhere, build a simple weekly routine (same café, same walk, same workout time). It creates stability without killing the freedom and helps you feel at home faster.

✍️ Writing prompt for fellow travelers:
When was the last time you chose rest instead of movement? How did it change the way you felt or showed up in your life?

💌 Want to chat with me?
_{If you’re curious about Australia, slow travel, or my mentorship program, just hit reply, I always love hearing from you.}

_{Until next time, stay brave, stay curious, and remember: slowing down is also a way of moving forward.} 💫

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