@Jeroen **********

put this as a 'main post' in the group. You'll get more answers 💛

When you feel like this and these are your circumstances I would not move to Thailand. Try to earn as much as you can in your home country and try to come as much as possible to Thailand. Once you've found your confidence back, build a ferm financial base, you can gradually see if there are other opportunities for you in Thailand 💛

@AKing *******

for them it's funny because they know this information and can't understand from a human perspective that you don't know. So everyone who's laughing at/with you = the ones you should ignore.

@Terry ********

I was thinking the exact same thing...

@AKing *******

he's joking with you. Ignore this message.

The reason people are treating you like shit in this post is because 1. You're most definitely not the first one asking this. 2. In order to work you need to have a work permit. You cannot simply go around and ask for work. 3. People living and working here (with permit)for a long time are sick and tired of these questions.

So if you don't have a specific background which allows you to bring added and wanted value/work or you don't have online stuff that gives you enough to go bye (or something else I'm not seeing yet) it's advisable to review your plans. 💛

What is the definition of 'digital nomad'? My most important work I do at home where I have amazing WiFi. When I go to the typical spots in Koh Phangan it's actually because I wanna be surrounded by people. Not feeling alone. At those moments I do the 'less important stuff'.