“Families can’t be digital nomads.” I hear this all the time in my comments. Apparently, living and working around the world is only possible if you’re single with no kids. Meet Resa Gooding — born in Trinidad & Tobago, built and sold a 7-figure business, worked with global brands, and now travels the world with her family. 📊 23% of all digital nomads travel with children — that’s 1.5M nomadic families globally. 📊 86% of these kids are school-age, learning through international schools, online curriculums, or alternative “worldschooling” models. 📊 In hubs like Koh Phangan, monthly family costs can be as low as $1,492 USD when using affordable schooling options — far less than private school in Trinidad. Over the next 5 years, most new jobs will be digital-first — meaning both parents could work from anywhere. And with 66+ countries offering Digital Nomad visas (most with spouse and dependent provisions), this lifestyle isn’t just possible — it’s becoming the new norm. Resa’s yo...