What if you didn’t need to wait for retirement to start living the life you actually want? If you’ve been feeling the pull toward more freedom, more flexibility, or just something different — this is for you. I just launched a brand-new free guide for Midlife Nomads subscribers: “Could You Work From Anywhere?” A real-world guide for midlife professionals rethinking what’s next.
It’s short, practical, and designed to help you get clear on one big question: Is location independence really possible for me?
Inside, you’ll find a quick self-check to see if this lifestyle is a fit, a breakdown of the most realistic paths to location independence (even if you’re not ready to sell all your stuff and move to Bali), and some of the biggest myths people believe about working from anywhere, especially in midlife.
I also included one of my favourite tools: a journaling exercise to sketch out your ideal untethered day. You don’t need to have all the answers, but starting to picture what your life could look like is a powerful step forward.
And because I know logistics matter, I’ve wrapped it all up with a Location Independence Starter Pack full of practical tools to help you set up a mobile-friendly life. From VPNs and eSIMs to document organizers and power banks, this list covers the essentials that make working from anywhere workable.
Here’s how to get it
This guide is completely free for Midlife Nomads community members. Just subscribe, and it’ll land in your inbox right away inside your welcome email.
As a free subscriber, you’ll also get:
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Weekly dispatches with practical tips on location independence and remote work
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Inspiring, relatable stories about midlife travel and reinvention
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Updates on new content, upcoming events, and ways to get more involved
Want to go deeper? Paid subscribers get full access to:
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A growing knowledge base of destination guides, travel stories, and resources
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The ability to comment and connect with the community
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All premium content, as soon as it drops
👉 Subscribe here to get your free copy of “Could You Work From Anywhere?”
