My 163rd guest episode on the Winging It Travel Podcast is with Amy Suto, a full-time digital nomad, freelance writer, published author, and ghostwriter.

In a world that often praises hustle culture and the pursuit of traditional career paths, it’s rare to come across a story that defies the norms with such grace and authenticity.

Amy Suto's journey is one of those rare stories—an inspiring evolution from the bright lights of Hollywood to the quiet, enriching corners of Europe as a freelance digital nomad. Amy’s path is not just about changing careers or moving across continents; it’s about reclaiming control over her life, prioritizing well-being, and redefining success on her own terms.

Hello, and welcome to number 140 and this week, Dave Herring joins me for a chat about his creative projetcs enabling him to live his best life through travel. Dave loves the West Coast of the USA and is based in the Bay Area in California. He routinely goes on the road to work as a creative either by being a director, photographer, videographer, writer or musician. Dave spells out the importancy of being a creative and how that can fuel your life for the better. He loves building a community on his YouTube channel and travelling with his family for worldwide projects. It was an inspiring chat about chasing and making your creative dreams a reality. Don't worry, we talk travel too as Dave shares with us his favourite spots in Europe and the USA.

Hello, and welcome to number 137! Today, I am joined by Tyler Wittkofsky, who now lives full-time on his RV based in the USA. After quitting his corporate job last year, Tyler is now a full-time digital nomad in marketing, writing, podcasting, blogging and content creation. Tyler is a creative force delving into many aspects of the creative spectrum. He has a fascinating story, and he is now embarking on a two-year trip in his RV around the USA before travelling to Canada in 2026. You can hear why he loves coffee and craft beer, supporting independent authors, writing several books, travel plans for the next 3-5 years, and why the corporate lifestyle wasn't for him.

Hello, and welcome to number 136! Happy 2024, and we are back with our first guest interview of the year! Today, I am speaking to Kayla Ihrig, who has just released her book How To Be A Digital Nomad, and we talk about this book and her digital nomad journey. Kayla has a wealth of knowledge about the digital nomad space, and her book is fantastic. Please click the links below to check out her website and where to buy it.

We talk through Kayla's journey from Chicago to moving to Holland. Then, we delve into some of the chapters in the book to discuss certain aspects of working remotely. We cover how much you need to have saved to make the leap, where you can work around the world, digital hygiene, the ups and downs of nomad life, what jobs you can attain, and so much more! Kayla talks about how important LinkedIn has been for getting her book deal and how she leverages Pinterest.