Your selection is based in digital nomads writing in english, that means 3/4 of the worlwide bloggers are not in consideration. In my case, I left a management position in 3Com/Palm in 2.000, just before the Internet bubble exploded, and I`ve travelling for a living since then, with 6 continents and around 100 countries visited, reported in http://www.vagamundos.net in perfect spanish!!.

I´m involved in some other project about culture/travel, and the reason I`m not getting tired of this life is that I will never change a desk in a skycrapper for my office right now, a small guesthouse in white beach, Mindoro, Philippines, where I have free wifi, a hammock at arm reach, mangos at other arm reach, and the ocean 10 meters away for 10US$/day.

Who wants to work in Wall Street N.Y. or The City London?. Not me for sure

Recently finished a two month backpacking trip in Japan and made up my mind that I’m not going to stop living the vagabond life. Reading the stories of those already in the field is beginning to shed light on the “how it’s done” part.

Thank you.

http://blog.pgi.com/category/digital-nomad/page/3/

She and her husband decided to take a year and travel the world. She’s visiting each of her company’s international offices along the way and is blogging about her experiences and lessons she’s learning while trying to stay productive and find reliable sources for internet. She’s awesome!