I never set out to become a digital nomad. It wasn’t some big goal or long-term plan. It happened through years of experimenting, pivoting, and refining how I wanted to live and work. When I moved to Trinidad, I wasn’t where I wanted to be in life. So I made a decision to try something different. From Gadget Geeks to Shisha House to launching Droid Island — I kept learning what worked, what didn’t, and most importantly, what aligned with me. Eventually, I saw the shift. I was earning through digital — content, consulting, education — and it came with almost zero overhead. Compared to running a physical store, the money felt lighter, cleaner, and way less stressful. That changed everything. Then came another question: If I’m earning online, do I still need to live in a high-cost country? A trip to Colombia opened my eyes. But a Google search — “best countries for digital nomads” — led me to Thailand. Today, I live in a place that reflects the lifestyle I want — and the cost...