Digital Nomad Dreams vs Reality

Work-life balance Burnout Remote work Beach coding Laptop Digital nomad Reality check Developer lifestyle Remote working Work from anywhere

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Digital Nomad Dreams vs Reality

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Expectation: Working on a beach with a gentle breeze, sunshine, and margaritas.

Reality: Still grinding code with the same deadlines, same bugs, same Slack notifications—just with sand in your laptop and sunburn on your shoulders.

That "digital nomad" dream hits different when you realize you've just relocated your burnout to a prettier background. The view changes but the Jira tickets remain eternal.

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