Creature Comforts For Digital Nomads

So, you have bravely decided to eject yourself from the 9-to-5. In place of a permanent job and the accumulation of endless possessions. Instead, you have decided to move somewhere scenic to pursue your career while also forgoing the trappings of ownership. Someone wise once said that stuff you own ends up owning you. It’s a risk, but a calculated one and a global population of roaming millennials can attest to the fact that this idea is going to be around for a long time to come. Although living by your wits and talents doesn’t mean you have to live like a medieval monk. It is possible to have your cake and eat it too with familiar things around you, to comfort and reassure you in an unfamiliar new place. Whether you’re catching some rays on Bondi Beach or trekking the Tongariro alpine crossing, it’s possible to be comfortable as a digital nomad in Australia and New Zealand.

Co-working spaces offer you the opportunity to mix and mingle with other nomads and freelancers in an environment that’s conducive to collaboration. Or you can work remotely from home, cafes, libraries and even recreational vehicles to accomplish tasks that traditionally take place in a stationery workplace. Although, if you have Wi-Fi connection Mr Rental can help with your technology requirements in Australia and New Zealand.

So you’ve moved to a new city and a cold apartment with little to no furniture. You could go out to IKEA and invest in flat pack furniture, which you will then need to put together and later dispose. Alternately you could rummage around online for second hand pieces of varying levels of quality. Or create a stylish home with Mr Rental who will deliver and install for free. Mr Rental’s new range of Scandinavian inspired furniture would make even the most discerning Instagrammer excited. Everything from furniture to whiteware can be ordered from the website.